I love Ross!! I can find cheaper stuff more than anywhere!…read more It's little far away from my place but I love going to just walking around inside If I have car definitely I'm going to every day

I love going into this store mainly because there's always good deals to be had. A lot of times I…read morecan't find my size and I walk out empty handed but I love looking around.. now could I walk out with stuff? Absolutely! The price is always great but do I need it prob not.. sometimes I'll get stuff I really don't need but I have to have it because it's too good of a deal..lol today I picked up some shoes but I also noticed there's a lot of empty spots in stores. Could be because it's payday who knows but I do like going in from time to time.

This store is always clean and meet making it easy to find sizes.. their clearance is great also…read more Staff is always nice and helpful. If I need them to grab something off top shelf they do it and I've even ordered stuff at store online they didn't have in stock.. great customer service!

I was pleased with their customer service when I shopped there the other day. I spotted a pair of…read moresandals that I really loved. It had a sale tag on it and also an advertisement on the shelf that read BOGO 1/2 off. When i asked if it applied to all sandals in the store, they said that mine was not BOGO 1/2 anymore because it was on sale. They insisted that the sandals I picked up were misplaced on the shelf by another customer. I showed them where I got them and that every sandal on the shelf had sale tags and that mine were indeed, not misplaced, They were kind enough to honor the BOGO 1/2 off, which i appreciated. On a side note, I feel that they should have a seating area like other AEO locations. I would have shopped longer if the kids I brought with me had a place to sit and entertain themselves.

Always fair prices with great selections BUT .. somebody hired a new person in charge of fair…read morepricing.. a HUGE FAIL. THEY KNOW NOTHIN ABOUT PRICING AND HAVE PRICED NESTLY ALL ITEMS WAY ABOVE WHAT USED ITEMS FAIR PRICING ONCE WAS. They get all merchandise FREE . DONATED.. so the profit margin is 100%...people with little $$$ or who love a bargain, once made out very well. From Cali to NC, I've shopped Salvation Army, donated to, and led many to their stores. They really need to ReThink how they are pricing and fire whomever decided that Bargins only apply to the Salvation Army.

So... do you want to run a "collectables/antique store" or do you want to run a "thrift store"?…read more#1. If you want to run a collectables/antique store the first thing you need to do is stop calling yourself a thrift store when pricing items as if you are running a collectables/antique store. #2. If you want to run a collectables/antique store items that you believe are valuable must be authenticated, cleaned up, displayed properly, and prices must be in line with the collectable or antique market values, whatever the market will bear at the time the item is being sold. Being a collectables/antique store requires expert level knowledge and attention to minute detail, unlike a thrift store. #3. Throwing things in a pile on filthy shelves with dollar store items and trash and pricing them like they are antiques or collectables without any of the proper steps outlined in #2 is simply an attempt to scam unwary consumers. #4. Props to you if you want to run a thrift store, this is a truly needed service in our community. Pricing needs to reflect the values of "thriftiness". No special attention needed for items you intended to sell in your thrift store. Just put the stock out and price as if it were a garage or estate sale of items of unknown value or quality. #5. Attempting to "police" your thrift store for "flippers" ends in the result described in #3. If you want to be a thrift store, be a thrift store, if you want to be a collectable/antique store, be a collectables/antique store. #6. This is HUGE, if your items have been donated, you received them FREE OF CHARGE! Think really hard about how you answer this... How can you, with a decent heart and soul, price your items so high that the ones who truly need them, can't afford them?? You're basically stealing from good-hearted souls who think a needy child will receive their donation at a very reasonable price...or an elderly person on a limited budget will be able to afford their donated items? You're ensuring that only resellers and collectors will be able to purchase the FREE items! You're making a huge profit off of FREE items that are donated for the needy! You simply don't get it or do you?

So... do you want to run a "collectables/antique store" or do you want to run a "thrift store"?…read more#1. If you want to run a collectables/antique store the first thing you need to do is stop calling yourself a thrift store when pricing items as if you are running a collectables/antique store. #2. If you want to run a collectables/antique store items that you believe are valuable must be authenticated, cleaned up, displayed properly, and prices must be in line with the collectable or antique market values, whatever the market will bear at the time the item is being sold. Being a collectables/antique store requires expert level knowledge and attention to minute detail, unlike a thrift store. #3. Throwing things in a pile on filthy shelves with dollar store items and trash and pricing them like they are antiques or collectables without any of the proper steps outlined in #2 is simply an attempt to scam unwary consumers. #4. Props to you if you want to run a thrift store, this is a truly needed service in our community. Pricing needs to reflect the values of "thriftiness". No special attention needed for items you intended to sell in your thrift store. Just put the stock out and price as if it were a garage or estate sale of items of unknown value or quality. #5. Attempting to "police" your thrift store for "flippers" ends in the result described in #3. If you want to be a thrift store, be a thrift store, if you want to be a collectable/antique store, be a collectables/antique store. #6. This is HUGE, if your items have been donated, you received them FREE OF CHARGE! Think really hard about how you answer this... How can you, with a decent heart and soul, price your items so high that the ones who truly need them, can not afford them?? You're basically stealing from good-hearted souls who think a needy child will receive their donation at a very reasonable price...or an elderly person on a limited budget will be able to afford their donated items? You're ensuring that only resellers and collectors will be able to purchase the FREE items! You're making a huge profit off of FREE items that are donated for the needy! You simply don't get it or do you?

AMAZING PLACE !! Prices are great !!! The Lady who works there I don't know here name but she has…read moreworked there a long time , SHE IS A ABSOLUTE JOY !!! She's a 12 out of 10 for customer service you will leave this Salvation Army smiling and laughing I find myself wanting to go just to see her and she is just so amazing everyone loves her !!! People have told me they come on their lunch breaks because she literally makes them laugh and smile and feel positive she's amazing ... you know who I'm talking about if you've been there

Sue the owner is lovely. It was such a great experience getting my daughters foot measured and…read moregetting the right fitting ballet shoes for her instead of guessing and buying online. Sues is a one stop shop for all of your dance needs. Due to corona virus she is only taking appointments but it's great because you are the only one in the store and it's like you have a personal shopper. We won't shop anywhere else for our dance needs.

We having been bringing my daughter here for the last 5 years. The ladies here are wonderful and…read morevery helpful. We buy all her dance and gymnastics stuff from her.

Really disappointed with Spencer's. I bought jewelry for a new piercing and nowhere before checkout…read morewas I told that jewelry purchases are non-refundable. When I went back to return it, the cashier's response was basically "well it's on the receipt." That's exactly my point -- by then the purchase is already made. Customers should be told BEFORE paying, not after the fact on a receipt most people don't read until later. They refused to give me my money back, and I even had to ask if store credit was an option. Better than nothing, but I honestly never shop there, so now I'm basically out $60 for something they'll probably just throw away anyway. Definitely not happy with the customer service or return policy transparency.

I hate being a last minute shopper before stores close, but tonight I had to. They went above and…read morebeyond to help me out with absolutely ZERO complaints. I have never received such great customer service from a retail store!

When I am visiting my parents, I don't like to lug clothes cross country. My visits generally…read moreentail shopping in some form. On my last visit home I snagged a cute sweater and faux leather jacket on sale and cheaper than even the aeropostale in sf. This is a great place for casual wear for teens and 20something girls and guys (and occasionally for those of us 30somethings, who are in a pinch and on a budget)