I'm honestly furious with how Black Friday Deals handled this entire situation. I understand they…read morehave a no return policy -- that's not the issue. This wasn't a normal return. They charged me for items I did NOT intend to buy, items I never asked for, and to make it worse, these were damaged products just sitting on their messy, cluttered counter. The place was such a disaster that it was easy for these items to get mixed into my purchase without me even realizing it. Since no itemized receipt is offered and an added "surcharge" is tacked on, it makes it even easier for these practices to go unnoticed since they move you out so fast. And when I tried to correct THEIR mistake, they hid behind policy -- a policy they somehow think makes this type of situation acceptable. This isn't customer service. This feels like a company using a deceptive business practice and refusing to take responsibility for slipping damaged items into a customer's purchase and then acting like it's the customer's problem. People deserve to know exactly how they operate before spending a single dollar with them. Honestly, it's embarrassing that a business thinks this is acceptable behavior. If this is the standard they're proud of, that says everything anyone needs to know.

The Black Friday Deals and Discount Store is a bin-style discount shop that sells overstock,…read morereturns, and liquidation items from Amazon and other major retailers. The store operates on a tiered pricing schedule: items are restocked on Thursdays (when the store is closed), and Fridays start at the highest price point--$10 per item. Prices then drop each day until Wednesday, when everything is just $1. If you're looking for the best deals, I recommend going on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Even if you're on a tight budget, you can find items worth gifting or reselling for a profit--everything from electronics and beauty products to home goods and gadgets. If you pay with a credit card, expect to be charged a small additional fee. One experience worth noting: I picked up a multi-pack of false eyelashes, wrapped together in one plastic bundle, but was told at checkout that I had to pay for each item individually--even though they were clearly packaged as one. I found this frustrating and chose not to purchase them. Digging through bins does require time and patience, and yes, you might feel a little dusty by the time you're done--but that's part of the bin store experience. It's not for everyone, but if you enjoy bargain hunting and don't mind getting your hands a little dirty, this place can be a goldmine.

Smart shopper is an amazing place! It's always a treasure hunt to find great deals on quality…read moreproducts. In addition they have recently expanded the store and include things like housewares from target. The employees at Smart Shopper are very friendly and helpful!

Great store every one is so helpful In the store. They…read morehave great deals and have great hours.

Never in my life have I ever stood in a line for 45 minutes to purchase an item. One cashier while…read moreother capable employees malingered. If I wasn't in such dire need of this item... I would have left instead I left this review of this poorly managed dd's store on Hillsboro. I will never return to this $&@! Place!

I had a very disappointing experience at this Daiso location…read more After we finished shopping, a store employee/manager accused one of my children of opening the packaging on multiple squishy toys. We have three young children (ages 1, 3, and 6), and they have always been taught to purchase before opening any items. They do not open merchandise to take or steal it. I told the manager that if they could show me video footage proving one of my children opened the packages, I would gladly pay for the damaged items. Instead, I was told that "corporate called" and identified our children, but they refused to show any video or explain which child they were referring to. They continued to accuse us without providing any evidence. They also was unsure if it was our kids did it or not as they confirmed there were opened item before my kids walk pass the aisle. Being accused of something like this, especially involving young children, was upsetting and embarrassing. If a store is going to make such a serious accusation, they should be willing to support it with clear evidence instead of expecting customers to accept it without question. My 3 and 6 years old said they did saw the opened items, but they did not opened it. I hope Daiso reviews how situations like this are handled. Customers deserve to be treated with respect, and accusations should be based on facts, not assumptions.

If you are looking for just some random stuff this is the place. Daiso has a little bit of…read moreeverything. My granddaughter had a blast. There are tons of things for organizational purposes. Which is pretty awesome. You can find exactly what you need. And more of what you want in this store. The prices are in Japanese. And some things are pricey. But the majority of the pricing is average.

This store is great. It benefits a great cause and also has great merchandise. They get a lot of…read moretheir new stuff straight from target and Macy's. They are always getting new stuff in so it's fun to go frequently and take a look around. I've gotten a few things that were great deals. They also have used donated items.

From the owner: You never know what you're going to find here! We are a discount outlet center where you can…read morepurchase clothing, home goods, outdoor, sports and general merchandise. Want to save money? Find your discount holidays gifts! We have all of your favorite items for less or cheap! Inexpensive clothing and accessories, footwear, and more. We also have fabulous $0.99 clothing. Our prices are cheap, are clothing isn't!

I probably could have spent hours here! I was in town for a tattoo appointment, and needed to kill…read moresome time. I was looking for a thrift store but when this popped up after a quick search, I knew I had to check it out! I'm so glad the denizens of Yelp had already reviewed this particular locale, because I knew I was in for a treat. I only spent a few bucks but I walked out with a fun assortment of treasures! I got some vintage domino pieces I plan to turn into jewelry as well as some old toy pieces, etc. There is such a random assortment of odds and ends, from pure vintage items to glorified junk--you have to be willing to commit to the search, which is half the fun. Definitely stop by and check out this hidden gem, you won't regret it if you're a true treasure hunter!

Really neat place. We found several treasures, prices reasonable. Owner super friendly. Saw a few…read morecats roaming around happily.

If you love a surprise bargain go here! Even better, take your bestie! This is one of those…read moreexperiences where you want to yell out "GURL!!!!!" Have fun saving! They get the overstock stuff y'all!!!!

Ollies finally has a branch near to me…read more They are similar to the one in Waters Avenue just a bit smaller. This store is in the former Big Lots on Florida/Bearss. It has a random selection of goods ranging from furniture, toiletries,food,shampoo toys that are always changing based on the stock they get from Walmart/Target etc The store is clean and the employees are friendly. The only real criticism I have is that the toy selection is much smaller and weaker than the Waters one. Barely any full size Transformers and more model kits. These type of places are good for Xmas/Thanksgiving decorations on the cheap or decorative gift bags though.

I've been to this Dollar Tree, numerous times and not sure why it's not on Yelp. But, it has many…read morediscount options to choose from and you will definitely find what you're looking for. I'll definitely be back soon.

I would recommend going to a DD's other than the one located at 2233 E Hillsborough Ave, Tampa, FL…read more33610. I was there today approx. 3pm; not one person in there greeted me as I entered dispite the 'loss prevention' security personnel looking me up and down, and two cashiers located near the entry, but the three spanish men immediately behind me was loudly greeted with, "Hi, welcome to DD's'. Not one employee smiled, offered any assistance, or acted as if they wanted to be there. The female cashier spoke in a harsh tone and the young male cashier barely said a word or even looked at me. I had to tear off my own receipt because he just stood there. This DD's rank below POOR on customer service. #Trash

Dds discounts is like Ross but has a much smaller selection. What is worse, it has the slowest…read morecheckout system known to man. Yesterday I waited 40 minutes as the only cashier slowly rung up each person. It took roughly 10 minutes per customer. I don't know if she didn't know what she was doing or simply didn't care . The line got longer and longer and she refused to call another cashier. Finally the manager came from the back and helped. It was ridiculous. What little you save in money is eaten up by wasted time. Go somewhere else instead.

I went to Indie Flea for the first time this past weekend because I wanted to check out the new…read moreArmature Works. Parking was a disaster; between the outdoor church services in the nearby park, and all the exercisers, I was just driving down the street to leave when somebody pulled out and I got their spot. After walking around to the back of the building, there were four vendors set up. I thought - is this all there is? - and then finally I noticed people were using a different back entrance to gain access to the actual flea market. Directional signs would be a major plus next time! Inside there was an excellent selection of vendors, piled far and wide into narrow rows. I would have loved to have spent more time perusing, but it got so crowded so quickly, it was impossible. One trip through and I was done. If you don't like crowds, this is NOT the event for you. One final thought - please, for the love of all that is holy, leave your strollers and your pets at home. Carry your babies, or don't bring them, but there was certainly not enough room for the overwhelming number of carriages and the mass of humanity that filled this tiny space.

The holiday Flea Market of December 2015 was pretty packed with a great turnout. I enjoyed the…read moreopportunity to visit the historic Rialto Theatre and the chances to see inside it. I also liked historic neighboring buildings that are starting to get repurposed as the area starts to blossom. Next door is a custom woodwork and furniture shop. They also do laser engraving and stencils. Woodshop classes. Hidden Springs Ale Works is next door on the other side. It is a newish brewery spot and tasting room in a warehouse space. The Heights YMCA, Carnegie library building, Waterworks Park and Ulele Restaurant, Cafe Hey, Oceanic Oriental Market, and Cafe Hey are also nearby. The indie vendors are the main attraction at the Indie Flea. Several crafters of leather goods, belts, purses, bags, a lovely smock and bag maker, Dark Cycle and other local t-shirt and clothing design companies, some cake and donut vendors, a few food trucks, candles, soaps, wreaths and succulents, cards, vintage items and such as well as good people watching. Disney Springs / Downtown Disney this ain't. These hipsters are fashionistas!!! I wore my best Americsn Apparel vintage tee. This is a great project by community minded peeps. Buy local. Love local. Live local. And fight Mayor Buckhorn's TBX highway expansion that will decimate, destroy and divide these historic neighborhoods once again in favor of suburban commuters and Buckhorn's big business construction buddies.