I bought a piece of furniture that was supposed to be delivered. I called to see why the delivery…read morewas late, and whoever answered the telephone was defensive, rude, and argumentative. The person (delivery guy?) insisted that he had no idea what was going on with my purchase, and furthermore, had no reasonable solution for me, and complained that I called the number provided at a time that was inconvenient to him.... WHY IS THE DELIVERY GUY ANSWERING YOUR TELEPHONE? The "supervisor" came out later in the week to deliver. It was obvious from his demeanor that he was aware of my concerns, but, again, had no intention of addressing it. If you want to buy something from these guys, do yourself a favor and bring a truck.

$5 to fill a bag is not bad if you are hunting down some smalls. Not sure what Joe C. is crying…read moreabout. Can't get a home gym, couch, or 55 inch tv to fit in the $5 bag Joe? If you are not looking for small things that will fit in a bag, don't buy the bag. Everything is well priced, staff is friendly and yes you can get a home gym, couch and tv there, just not for $5. I do recommend trying this place out if you are into flea market/second hand type items. If you are not a yard sale, flea market type person, or just can't understand the concept in the $5 bag, then maybe this place isn't for you. BTW I need a big old metal snow shovel, I'll be in to see if you guys have one.

looks cute from the outside, inside is a whole Nother story, clutter, bugs, rude employees, high…read moreprices, ripped up curtains. There's a layer of dust on everything, and you can barely move around in there with all the junk!!! it really sucks that it's not taken care of. It has so much potential.

From the owner: Something Used Something New Consignment is a consignment shop located in Flint, MI. We have a wide…read morevariety of furniture, clothing, antiques, and much more. Visit us today!

Bought a guitar in 2015 and another in 2023. They have a good selection of just about anything you…read moremight want. Prices are fair and workers are knowledgeable.

Product as advertised and owner was easy to deal with. It was well worth the drive up.read more

Hit or miss, depending on the day…read more I've scored a sweet pair of Persol sunglasses here before for $1.99 and those babies retail for between $300-$400. That was an epic score- sadly, one that has not been repeated. Oh well. Often, I pick up super inexpensive white milk glass pieces for my ever-growing collection, but recently there's been a dearth of good milk glass sightings at this location. Perhaps other collectors have caught onto my secret? Occasionally, my husband will find brand new Ralph Lauren or Burberry ties here for a song, often under $4. While there's certainly a lot of junk and weird castoffs, we sometimes pick up rare vinyl lp's in very good condition, even with the rice paper linings inside. Most of the books are pretty dog-eared and smell like mold, hence why I usually don't bother with those too often. The shelves often look like an appliance graveyard. Every type of "fad" kitchen electric that came with a bang and left with a whimper sits on the shelf waiting to be reclaimed. You name it, it's a veritable "who's who" of old espresso makers, juicers, frothers, iced tea machines, bread makers, and waffle irons.

I love goodwills and I've been coming to this one fairly frequently the last 6 months. Although…read morecustomer service is pretty nice, and it's in a decent location I've left empty handed my last few visits. Furniture is very limited here, the toys section is always a mess, clothes I've found are a little more unorganized then others I've been too, and prices I've noticed have gone up. Sometimes it's fun to see what they have and hopefully get lucky, but like I said I've been leaving empty handed lately ):

I love this place! My son is 18 months old and I've been here around 10 times in the last year…read more They have a great selection of clothes, even for boys (which is rare!), as well as linens, toys, and other baby care items. Most of their stock includes standard baby company name-brand items, but I've also seen some specialty or custom items as well (band tees, luxury brands, etc.). The prices are more than fair and every time I go I end up with a huge clothes haul for under $100. I've also gotten things like a beautiful stroller and nice high chair for just $99 each. While you shop, they have a great play area for littles and are super understanding of toddlers who get a little crazy. My only suggestion would be to maybe put a baby gate or something around it, so parents could feel secure in walking away to browse (within sight of course) without trying to juggle their kids at the same time. However, I understand that some people may think this means the employees are responsible for watching their children so I can also see why they wouldn't want to do that. The staff are always amazing, and they have offered me assistance with taking large items out, leaving my car seat at the counter (when I had an infant), and use of the in-store stroller (once he got bigger) multiple times. One woman in particular (I believe she is the owner) has a very welcoming personality and I look forward to seeing her on my visits.

This is the account owner's granddaughter, this store was terrible, rude, ill mattered, impolite,…read morediscourteous, impertinent, insolent, impudent, audacious, crude, obscene, unpleasant, harsh, nasty, ignorant, uneducated, disgusting, distasteful, dreadful, horrible, vile, foul, harmful, toxic, and every other synonym for snotty. Starting off first is how horrible these people treat children. (For context, I don't have kids, but I was selling baby clothes there, and there was another woman and her child at the store.) This adorable little girl asked her mother to go to the bathroom, so naturally her mother assumed that the bathroom was open for costumers, so she asked the store employee (Let's call the employee Brenda) So she asked Brenda if her daughter could go to the bathroom, and instead of saying "Oh, the bathroom isn't open for costumers" she said "The bathroom key is lost." Why would you tell a blatant lie just to keep a little kid out of your bathroom. So, we were there because we made an appointment to sell 4 boxes a baby clothes, my sister spent hours sorting through them just to make a little extra cash. We brought Brenda our boxes and she made us sign a whole paper, that's when a got a bad feeling about this place, because what store makes the customers sign a contract? A bad one. So, my sister signed her life away, oops... I mean the paper and Big Brenda over here says she needs to look through the clothes. Okay I guess that's understandable, what happens next is NOT understandable. She looks through the boxes for 2 minutes MAX and says, "oH alL tHIs sTuFf iS DAtEd" and "oH, I CAn'T tAKe tHiS." Like who does that. Imagine you're a poor single mom and you want to get some cheap clothes, not caring if the stuff is outdated or not and you go to this store, but all the stuff is like 12 dollars a piece. Honestly I think Big Brenda here is too lazy to go through our boxes of nice gently used baby clothes, that were already sorted through with love and respect. *sigh* that was a lot to say, and I'm glad I got it off my chest. Let's just end it with, we sold everything on marketplace for much more money than we would've EVER made at this heck house, and it was way less work, the costumers came to us, and we didn't have to go to a diarrhea smelling used baby store.

I have worked with this organization a couple of different times and their passion for what they do…read morealways is front and center. They truly care about the population they serve and couldn't be kinder. Their programs are creative and needed while also offering unique opportunities to their participants. Particular their marketplace which teaches participants business skills and provides a creative outlet for autistic endeavors for those living with disabilities. Definitely added value add organization to our community.