I brought my bracelet in to get an estimate They told me it'll take a week to polish a men's…read morebracelet. So I asked them to weigh my bracelet on the scale. So the gentleman told me its being used so I have to wait. It only takes a min to weigh a bracelet and he's going to make me wait? This was 9/16/22, Friday. I took my bracelet to Haddonfield Fine Jewelry and they took care of me. They did it in house and took 5 mins to polish it up. After it was done they weighed my bracelet with no issues.

This is a fabulous jewelry store my family has enjoyed for 3 generations. Not only do they have…read morebeautiful items on display, but they will work with you to achieve custom results. And today they helped me -at no charge- to solve a stubborn problem, with patience and grace. Can't go wrong at Ream's!!!

The service call came because my LG refrigerator was shutting off and showing an error code. I…read morehad to unplug and replug the refrigerator to reset to keep some semblance of cold inside. The technician answering the telephone was very pleasant. He gave me a choice of times. The initial time was later that same day I called! Another time was given in the event that the technician was unable to make the timeframe I first chose. The technician then later called to ask if he could come early!!! YES! He came out, explained thoroughly what the code mean and what he felt the issue was and fixed it immediately. He also explained another issue the code could mean but thought that it was only the fan issue and not a coolant issue. So he fixed it quickly and ensured I knew to call him should the issue reappear. I was very pleased with the honesty and integrity of the men in this company. They chose to do their business in honesty, not overcharging for service not necessary. Because I am an older woman, many companies seem to try to take advantage and overcharge. NOT THIS COMPANY!!! CALL THEM! I now have a fully functioning refrigerator that has been going strong. The whole cost was less than $100. The technician even gave me information on what to ask for at Home Depot/Lowes to fix the issue of re-hooking up the water line after the water line was moved during a downstairs complete remodel.

Great service. I put in a request on a Sunday night and he came next day to service my…read morerefrigerator. Based on this experience, I asked him if he could come dor dryer. He came another day on time and fixed it. I am glad I came across him and will keep asking him for any appliance issues.

Standard Salvation Army. Has fitting rooms which is a nice perk. Fair prices. Friendly staff.read more

First let me say, the employees here are always very nice. But this review is for the manager who…read moredoes the pricing specifically. I understand if you have to follow orders from corporate regarding pricing, but at some point being a willful concubine to the greed of a capitalist system wearing a mask of "doing the most good" must be taking a toll on you, right? Like you have to be aware of just how crazy you're being. Unless you've let the job bleed you dry of your baseline humanity to the point of utter apathy. Your pricing on certain items is absolutely insane! Like you're truly just out of your mind and should probably be heavily medicated. Out here acting like it's a premium antique store in the richest of neighborhoods instead of the THRIFT store that it's supposed to be. $150 for some glass coasters. $250 for an old stove. $500 for a Barbie house!?! These are all USED items that are GIVEN to you, a THRIFT store for FREE! And I understand there are operating costs of running the stores, but there's also a line that you're clearly way too comfortable crossing when it comes to the prices you put in front of every day thrift shoppers. During my visit I heard literally five customers make a remark about the insane prices you're slapping people in the face with. Read the damn room! Send this on up to your corporate masters if you truly don't have any control over your businesses pricing strategy because whether it's you or some higher managment forcing this twisted policy on the public, there's at least one ABSOLUTE PSYCHOPATH working for the Salvation Army and y'all need to know how it's making you look to the people you're supposedly in business to "help".

Great group of folks helped get my MacBook Pro back into 100% functionality. Great communication…read moreand speed

Fix It Chix (Lancaster, PA) was a complete disaster for me. I should have known that something was…read morefishy when a rep there failed to give me a receipt for the notebook which I left for repair. But after I missed an alleged call from this company, Fix It Chix says that it discarded my machine. I have to wonder if there really was a call to me, why further steps to reach me were not taken, and whether my salvageable parts like hard drive, memory, and screen were not sold instead or perhaps the entire PC. I wish that I had been warned before going to Fix It Chix.

Having recently relocated from out of state, I needed to find someone who could put a lift on one…read moreof my shoes (one of my legs is significantly shorter than the other). I called a number of local shoe repair places and Clarke's was the first one to answer that had weekend hours so I opted to give them a try. Initially, I dropped off the shoe and was told I would get a call with an estimate. I dropped them off on a Saturday and had heard nothing by the following Sunday so I reached out via Facebook messenger and left my number. I was called back by Farrell, the owner, and given a quote, a time estimate and an option to pay via PayPal (they don't do credit cards). Once that was all squared away, Clarke's went to work on my shoe. When it was finished Farrell called me to let me know I could pick it up and explained a little about what he did to the shoe. While Bel Air is a bit of a drive for me, the customer service and quality of the work that Clarke's provided means I will be returning in the future.

This man has touched my heart through craftsmanship! He has fixed my moms luxury bags and shoes and…read morenow ever since she told me I have come to him! He just fixed a strap on my luxury purse that is a vintage piece. His prices are very decent and he really takes his time. He had one of my moms pieces for over a year due to covid but he wanted to also make sure it was PERFECT...and when I tell you he meant that...he truly did because it came out AMAZING! Looked brand new! All in all he has now found yet another loyal customer. If you need shoes, luxury handbags or anything such as a strap that is leather take it to this guy, he won't let you down!

Have used their water for years. We go to Freeds to refill. Would really be nice if they had…read moresomeplace in Pottstown/Sanatoga to refill at. Highly recommend they look into setting up such a location as they would increase their volume sales overnight.

So Great Oaks Water Company is a local spring water company that has filling stations at numerous…read morelocations. You take your empty 1 or 5 gallon water container to the filling station, place it in and select 1 or 5 gallon. For a 5 gallon water container it's $1 to fill. Compared to home delivery and store bought this is the cheapest way to get crispy clear water. We usually fill six 5 gallon water containers and it's only $6 we were paying well over $90 in the big box stores. The water comes from a spring located in Chester county. On there website it gives u a break down of there values on the spring. They have many Convenient locations to Fill Your water bottles MUHLENBERG: Rt. 61 South BIRDSBORO: Birdsboro Beverage, 236 West First Street BOYERTOWN: The Rader Company, 191 County Line Road HAMBURG: Windsor Distributing, 400 South Fourth Street EXETER: at Bowlarama, Inc., 4100 Perkiomen Avenue COOPERSBURG: Link Beverage, Rt. 309 WERNERSVILLE: South Mountain Beer Dist. Co, 5104 Penn Avenue GILBERTSVILLE: at Freed's Supermarket, 2024 Swamp PIke EXTON, at Marchwood Shopping Center, Rt. 100 and Marchwood Road