Place is always a mess, hard to shop. Clearance items often have little discount or are not priced…read more Never any employees around to get help, and cashiers are generally in foul mood

The only negative about this very clean store is checking out, which is usually a real pain. There…read morecan be a dozen or more employees going here and there but there will almost NEVER be more than one checkout open. The food department is excellent with everything always fresh and everyone I've ever asked fr help has been very helpful. I'd give it 5 stars if it wasn't for the crappy check out situation. Thank God we have an alternative to Walmart

Horrible service and no one working the phones for the HR department and the Technology department…read moreand as the operator for the phone calls. No point in calling and no point in going. I wanted to buy an iPhone 13 and went in yesterday for there not to be a tech working so I'm calling ahead of time just for no answer... highly disappointed Walmart of Amsterdam.

Last 2 times I had Walmart do an oil change on my truck I asked for a tire rotation also (free to…read moreWalmart + members) and they said they couldn't do it because they were short staffed. A tire rotation takes about 10 minutes to complete (I used to work in a tire center). They definitely don't go above and beyond for their customers. D-

Over a month ago you messaged me. You asked for my phone number and I still haven't heard from the…read moreDistrict manager. It's been almost 3 months and I messaged you as you asked and I never received a call. If not for the Pandemic and the change in your return policy I would have returned all the furniture because this is really bad customer service.

This store barely qualifies to be called a store. It's honestly on par with these discount shops…read morelike Ocean State Job Lot. It's all a bunch of trashy, third party discounted merch that they are trying to pawn off to people unfortunate enough to walk through their doors. Big Lots used to be a pretty decent shop, at least for furniture that is, and it's a shame to see them go this route. I've been through some trashy stores and this one is right up there among the trashiest. Poorly planned layout, Items thrown all over the place, Nothing is even in the same general area. It's pathetic.

What-A-Bargain is a bin store that sells returned items from big box stores (I.e. Walmart,…read moreKohl's...) and online retailers (I.e. Amazon) and sells the items for a fraction of the price. I really love this store, it's like a treasure hunt every time you shop, you never know what you're going to find. The staff and owners are the definition of what good customer service is and they live up to their name with the bargain prices. You can tell that they truly care about making their community a better place.

Found some deals, found some junk. Employees charge one price to people they know, and full daily…read moreprice to those they don't Resellers out of control and allowed to be pushy, rude, etc. Nice concept and nice for community but needs to be run differently

It is certainly an overrated store that is for sure. The staff is typically friendly but there…read morereally isn't much being offered here. Men's Clothing is very limited (pretty much just Nike merch or dress shirts) and there isn't much of a shoe selection either. Not to mention that everything is painfully over-priced as it is. Not a bad store but not one worth venturing in unless they have a deal going on.

I honestly don't know why some folks in the area make a big deal about this place. It's one of…read morethose stores where they have over priced merchandise from mostly brand name designers. Every once in a while there will be a genuinely good deal, but more often than not, you find yourself looking at an overpriced item that is advertised as being significantly discounted from an even more outrageous price. When you realize that most of the stuff almost certainly is stitched together in some sweatshop overseas with workers that are paid maybe three cents an hour, the gouging hurts even more. On top of all this, pricing is very deceptive. For example, on several racks of clothes, items will be advertised at, say, 25% off. However, when you get up to the register, you find out that there are all of these exceptions (only certain styles of a certain brand name are discounted, even though the whole rack was advertised as being discounted). And the store seems to go out of its way to keep this information from you, presumably so that you'll just pay the higher price rather than go through the aggravation of putting stuff back. Deliberately mixing regularly priced items with discounted ones is deceptive. We went school shopping for our daughter, who can be very particular, so we were willing to pay a little more. The cashier told us we could get a 30% discount if we applied for a Kohl's Credit card. I did so. Then, we found out that the 30% only applied to certain items. That was not how it was presented to us. Yes, I could have just told them to forget it and walked out of the store, but the whole experience left a bad taste in my mouth. And I really try not to be one of "those customers" that store staff have to cope with through gritted smiles. Shopping here reminds me of why I do 80% of my clothes shopping at consignment stores.

I understand wanting your store's name to spell out "really great prices, you can shop here with…read morejust a few dollars in your pocket," but this trend of naming stores "Dollar X" when they're not a dollar store is really irritating. Almost nothing in this store costs $1. Their average price is around $5. That would be fine, if their prices were reasonable, but they sell a lot of dollar store stuff, and everything is overpriced. There are $20 items in the store that I would expect to find at Target, just down the road, for $15. Oh well.

The store is good in that you can find what you want in it, good prices. Given the location in the…read morecity though the place is about as shady as right under the tree. It used to be an OTB - Off Track Betting building if that tells you anything. Oh, Dollar General does have the best generic mini peanut butter cups money can buy. It definitely has that going for it.