I dropped off many name brand items in good condition and they refused to pay me and said someone…read moremust have stole my items because they have no record of them selling and they said they didn't have them anymore. They are criminals.

Very crowded and had a strong body odor smell. A few candles maybe? Might have been a humid day,…read moretoo. I took bins of "professional " office clothes and was told nothing had sold yet after 1 month.....Was also told I had to send a SASE to get a check or come in. A little disappointed,but will give them a try if I need to. I used one in Lancaster when I lived down there and they put everything in a computer, sent u a check with a print out of what sold and what it sold for. We'll see.

The Arnot Mall was a discovery on my way home, and was a bit out of my way, but made it worth it…read moreanyway for time's sake. What comes out at you is seeing the interior, clean and all, but filled with empty stores and dark with some of the lighting being off. Usually in those situations, their trying to save money by cutting down on electricity, which is no issue, but as long nobody gets hurt in the dark areas. It was pretty easy to navigate the mall, as I didn't need to look at the map for the most part - only two main hallways which makes it extremely convenient to not get lost. Some businesses I found here caught me by surprise and remained open still such as JCPenney, Ruby Tuesday, Burlington, and FYE. As long as they are still thriving, that's what matters. There were no signs indicating that were closing soon, and most of the inventory looked in great shape. The majority of the other stores seemed to be doing okay on my visit, none of which I saw were closing soon. Depending on each store, some looked busier than others, which didn't come as a surprise for the most part, but the time of the day and year plays a role in it as well. The food court looked okay, with some open and closed as well, and looks good for the most part. It's not the prettiest-looking place that's eye appealing, but is clean and kept up which matters the most. They had decent choices to offer just by looking. The movie theater is still open and running which is great to see. Overall, the mall I believe falls in the dead category. Although some sections of the mall are dead, others are alive and filled with shoppers. It looks like it depends on the area. Even though that is now, that could change in no time.

It's a little spooky here, and smells funny. But they do have great pretzels! I wouldn't recommend…read moreit to anyone.

Was here a few weeks ago, I believe Brandon was the cashier. Very funny and good at making a sale!read more

This TJs is just off Rt 17. So on occasion when I'm passing by I stop in. Because it's not in a…read morehuge urban area this store is not as picked over as other ones can be. They don't always have the selection other ones do either though. Easy parking.

Awesome location across the street from the mall in a stand alone building. Very close to major…read morehotel chains. Great service and well organized store.

The most DISGUSTING public bathroom I've ever been in. I didn't even want to touch my purse. Then…read morethe sink water in the bathroom dribbles down. You mfers ain't washing yall hands?! I went to FYE desperate for hand sanitizer and they only had wipes. The girl was like oh those are for the bathroom. Are yall only cleaning the bathroom with wipes?!

All of the workers that I have interacted with are very helpful and have a smile on their face…read more They always ask if they can help you and if you found everything okay. The store has a good selection. It is the only store worth going to in the Arnot mall.