I am fairly new to this store and was surprised at all that they had but was also surprised at the very high prices on these items. This store sells donated items that were given to them for free so these items were unwanted and given away and they need to remember that when pricing these items. I am shocked at how high the items are marked, you can go to Lowe's or Menards and find these items new and for the same price. They wanted for a used, scratched freezer almost $600. They had the same high end Maytag dryer that I have and wanted $500 for a used unit. Really? For that price, you can get the same one new. There are only a couple of employees that are nice and helpful and there are others that you really want to steer clear of as they are not people friendly and working here seems too much for them. This store needs to work on the selling of these items as you can not charge full retail for donated and used items. Some of the items really need to go in the garbage and not to be sold. If this store's mission is the help and serve the community with the money they raise from this store, then they need to work on fair prices for donated/free items, the attitudes of their employees, and treating customers the right way and not making us feel stupid when we ask why something is priced so high and telling us that a $35 plastic mailbox with stand that was missing parts to keep it together and tell us that you can get $50 for it easily. You could not get $20 for this piece of junk at a garage sale, no one would pay $35,$50, or anything higher. Come on. You have got to be kidding.
This store reminds me of the Eastside Goodwill store. They both have the same philosophy. People donate items and these stores take advantage of people's generosity by charging full retail for items that you would find at a garage sale. These stores rip off the community and I certainly would never shop at these places ever after seeing what I have. Who would buy a $15 bird feeder at a second hand store? Not me. A rug for full retail price? Not me. Very disappointed in these stores that are supposed to serve the community. Who are they really serving? Themselves, probably. If they really cared, they would mark their donated items like if it was being sold at a garage sale, and not full retail.
Please stop with this nonsense, the people in your community a little bit smarter than you think to know that we are being ripped off when shopping at your stores. We know better than to pay full retail for used items that were given to you for free. read more