Very small and cluttered. Some stuff is just thrown in corners, you really have to dig around. It…read morewould look much better if they would just organize everything and set it up neatly. The employees are very nice and helpful, and the prices are reasonable. For consigning clothing, they are very picky. You can bring in your items almost anytime (just not too close to closing time). When you bring in your stuff, they do take awhile to look through it, then they tell you which items they are willing to take. You fill out some paperwork and that's about it, pretty simple. They keep clothing for 2 months and if it hasn't been sold by then, they donate it. If you don't want it donated, you have to come in before the 2 months are up and actually go through the store to find your stuff by yourself. This wouldn't be a big deal if the place was more organized. I understand that they have to be picky about what they take, but I really think items would sell better if they were displayed better.

A REAL charity, run by volunteers, giving to the community. Great place to find bargains,…read moreespecially knowing your purchase really goes to folks in need, not lining a pocket like some so-called charities. (I'm looking at you, Goodwill.) I donate here, and I shop here. Clothes are ALWAYS on sale, and most days of the week there's an additional section on sale as well.

If you are in the charitable spirit and live in Harford County this is the place to follow that…read morefeeling. You can donate clothing, toys, books, household items, etc. The store sells all these items and donates the money. There are volunteers there that staff the house. If you have time you can rummage through the clothing and find some bargains. It is a hit or miss kinda of store but it is for a good cause. if you don't mind your child in used clothing you are sure to find something. Since kids are made to get dirty and messy it was always nice to have some clothes you don't really care what happens to them. Tide and spray and wash can't get everything out! Of course you can always pick up some gently used books to read them a bedtime story!

Tried to work with them and found them to be obnoxious and difficult to deal with. Buyer beware! If…read moreyour a seller, I'd suggest proceeding with eyes open

Mike was great! He gave me best price in Baltimore that I found for my coins and gold. He was…read morepatient with my millions of questions and after that transaction I called him back to look at an estate I inherited in which he bought some stuff and told me where to go to sell and get rid of the rest. He buys old toys, cast iron pots and pans, trains, cars ... he has everything on his eBay page as well where I have bought several bayonets and lighters.

I always find something I just got a brand new big purse for 7 bucks I always find stuff here and I…read morelove the point system I always save money and all the people that work there are super nice

Prime thrift used to be a great store - I never left empty handed. They had a great selection of…read moreCDs, DVDs, housewares and men's clothes, and I couldn't complain about prices. They're rebranded as Eco-thrift and the results are disappointing. Lame selection of just about everything and they've jacked up prices considerably. While I used to spend a couple hours here loading up a shopping cart, last time I left empty-handed after 30 minutes. Very disappointing to see a once-good store go downhill like this. I won't be back.