I literally just bought this small bird feeder and when I took it out there were so many maggots…read moreinside the box! It was disgusting and some of them were alive. No wonder this was so cheap. At the very least, the male cashier with glasses and a beanie was very kind.

A friend recommended this place and just wanted to check it out and see what they have. This place…read morejust reminds me of another big lots store. The items are a bit cheaper and they also have a rewards program too. But that's pretty much it . The cashier was very nice and friendly too.

The only thing that I don't like is the parking lot, I usually will park in back or at Aldi but…read moreother than that it's all good , usually have what I'm looking for and the employees are always helpful

No more Dollar Tree. Us consumers now have to pay $1.25 for the items selected. This store is very…read moreclean, nice employees and very attentive. I will be back soon.

I made a mistake when I ordered a lamp. Their website is sketchy because I was supposed to drive…read morefor my state all the way to theirs to pick it up. When I called them on this they said that it would cost X amount of dollars to ship it...more than I paid for the item itself. Then I went back and read reviews about this business, and it turns out that other people have had great difficulty with a lady named Sue. I do not recommend this business to anybody that wants to do honest interactions, and receive quality customer service.

I have been shopping here for a long time. Always find some unique items. Nice people, nice items…read moreat good prices

I thrift quite a bit... but this ain't it. I've never seen a store thrift or otherwise as…read moredisorganized as this one. If you've ever watched A&E's Hoarders that is what this place is... it is a dumpster of of closed unknown merchandise, you have to get a worker to see what's in every box, that's a task in itself. On top of that the bigger furniture pieces like consoles, lawnmowers, lawn furniture... the owner is charging more than it would be at a Marshall's or TJ Maxx... $300 for a lawnmower, $350 for a console (just check out FB Marketplace). Why they aren't opening the boxes as they come in and categorizing which table they'd belong is beyond my understanding. I also don't understand why there isn't prices on the furniture, seems as if they are haggling, giving different prices to different ppl. Needless to say I won't be back. Don't make the hike to check this place out I'm sure you'll pass better stores.

Love this store. So many great treasures at super prices! The staff is great and super helpful!read more

It's been a long time since I've been to ufs, but a friend of mine recently bought a couch here and…read moreit was the same exact one that I had bought from Ashley furniture. I wanted to stop in and take a look to see what else they had available. The store has definitely changed since the last time I was here, I love how there's so many different varieties of household items in the store and for pretty decent prices too. You could definitely spend some time here looking around to see what kind of products they have. The furniture was definitely nice, it was the first time I'd ever seen a sherpa couch, I loved it! I was more so on a time crunch when I stopped by but I'll be sure to stop by again soon to take a more detailed look!

The staff is very friendly and helpful along with being efficient…read more I go there for my beer and they have fair pricing along with many different styles of hopps

"Appears New" is slang for we opened a box and if there's something's in it, with a bunch of bubble…read morewrap that means it's the item that is described. Missing 2 pieces, plug for lights. Total joke, more empty space in the box than the actual product. Years ago everything I purchased was legit, now it's crap thrown in a box!

This is a review of Shorewood Liquidators, also known as sliBuy.com, of Shorewood, IL…read more sliBuy Auctions, also known as Shorewood Liquidators, is that rare company that tells you in plain and easy to understand language just how they make money. 1) THEY CREATE FAKE BIDDERS TO BID AGAINST YOU: Go to sliBuy.com, then go to the section marked "Terms & Conditions". Read the paragraph clearly titled "Seller Bidding". It tells you, IN PLAIN ENGLISH, that they bid against you. Yes, they actually have their computer program create fake bidder names, and this computer program then makes you bid up to your maximum pre-determined bid (they know it because you were dumb enough to enter the maximum you were willing to pay). If you did not enter your maximum bid and decide to "snipe" bid in real time as the auction draws to a close, their software determines how many times your internet IP address logged on and looked at that item- and the computer program does the rest. If you don't bid enough money, the computer program's fake bidder "wins" the item and it will be relisted next week under a new "auction ID number". Did you understand that? This is not a true auction site. There is a saying in poker that when you sit down at the table and can't spot the sucker, then YOU are the sucker. 2) THE LABELS "NEW/OTHER", "USED", "SHELF PULL", and "UN-INSPECTED ITEM" MEAN NOTHING: Go to sliBuy.com and then to "Terms & Conditions". Go to the paragraph clearly marked "Terms". They are telling you that "new" doesn't mean anything. An employee earning $12 an hour and at a very fast pace has to label things and photograph the outside of the box. What they call a "new" professional paint sprayer model XYZ sold at Home Depot could very well mean "Model ABC used for two years by a paint company, no longer working, and important parts removed so that it will never work again". In a court of law, a "reasonable" person could understand and define what "new" or "used" means. Here, they tell you- IN PLAIN ENGLISH, that this means nothing. So that is what sliBuy tells you, if you bothered to read the easy to understand large print from their website. *** Now this is what I tell you....I met many people who buy from sliBuy each week, and then re-sell the items on Craigslist, eBay, OfferUp, flea markets, and even (in the case of fake Pampers diapers returned by Amazon customers) to inner city "mom and pop" corner stores. I know one lady who buys about 100-200 boxes of diapers from sliBuy each week! She re-sells them to the inner city corner stores where customers are not the type to write letters to the manufacturer complaining about the degrading quality of the product. Another gent I met is "Hank". He makes a living buying whatever is "hot" at the moment, such as juicers for people wanting to lose weight gained during the Covid-19 pandemic. He brings an electrical cord and drives down the building to an outdoor electrical outlet, plugs in each of the electrical items he just "won", and tests them. If any are inoperable, he returns right away for store credit. Since he is a "regular" there, he has no trouble and is helped by staff. And that is why I give it 5 stars. For people who actually read the easy to understand "Terms & Conditions", and for "regular" customers, it is a way to make a living. If you are too lazy and dumb to spend 20 seconds reading their "Terms & Conditions", you will lose.

Aurora Discounts is a good place for cheap crap. It seriously has some pretty amazing deals…read more Quality of products can be questionable but still has plenty of good stuff. Household items for cleaning or anything else. The prices are cheap for most things. Hispanic and Latino owned business. It mostly caters to this population that lives around here. There's lots of items in Spanish but most are in English too. Find cheap liters of pop for a buck. There's also snacks like big bags of nuts for a dollar or more. Cleaning supplies and other household goods can be found. These are mostly for cooking and kitchens. Credit cards are mostly accepted. It has surprisingly good stuff even though it's cheap. There's a small parking lot but it's shared with a bank so be careful to be in the right spot or you could be towed.

The store is very big and carries a lot of inventory. It feels like a place that would be swimming…read morein bargains, but very few great deals were found. Many products look old, dusty or outdated. They had books, food, clothes, household, tools, light bulbs, and lamp shades. The prices are lower than regular price at other stores, like a can of Pringles going for $1.60 here vs $2.00 at Walmart. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025

The store was a complete mess, but that wasn't even the worst part. It felt like there was no heat…read morewhatsoever -- it was absolutely freezing inside. I did manage to find a few things to buy, but when I got to the checkout, the cashier, Stephanie, was extremely rude to both me and the woman in front of me. She handled my purchase like it was garbage, tossing everything into the bag with zero care. And her attitude... she was by far the rudest person I've dealt with in a long time. Trust me, this was my 1st & last trip to this Ollie's. I'd rather drive farther than ever deal with cashiers like Stephanie again.

Everytime I'm looking for that "special gift" ... I always find it at this beautiful store! They…read morehave such unique gifts and incredible works of art by artists at affordable prices. I usually hate shopping, but I always look forward to browsing in the uplifting atmosphere of this place. The employees are always so friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this store!

Store is clean and the staff is really nice. I would recommend going to anyone. I have been to at…read moreleast one 3 of them

From the owner: At Ollie's, we sell "Good Stuff Cheap"! You'll find brand name merchandise at up to 70% off the…read morefancy store prices every day! We've got bargains on housewares, bedroom and bathroom, books, flooring, toys, electronics, furniture, air conditioners, clothing, health and beauty products, patio, pet supplies and so much more. You never know what you'll find at one of our "semi-lovely" stores unless you stop by and see for yourself!