The Salvation Army

The worst of the Salvation Army thrift shops. A real dirty junk factory. They used to have an employee on the 2^nd floor (women’s clothes) who cursed and belittled you if the clothes fell off the hanger. I think now she was let go of else put upstairs to price the clothes. And what prices! The weird new manager takes the stuff you are going to buy away from you at the check-​out counter. She’ll say it is not priced high enough or else the item was not supposed to be put out.(where was it supposed to be put, in her car?) If you’re smart you’ll shop elsewhere and not go here where you are insulted and embarrassed and made to waste your precious time.

HORRIBLE, THE EMPLOYEES ARE REALLY TERRIBLE. Got followed around the store being told to «fix it» if a shirt was off the hanger, even if I had not touched the shirt. An employee even called me and my group of girlfriends «shitbags» because she thought we were messing up the store. We were doing nothing wrong, and had no idea why the employees were so hostile towards us. This is not the furst time this stores employees have been rude, but its safe to say that after today none of us will ever be returning.

Very disppointing. The place has changed over employees in the past. Their attitude is very poor. In particular one young latina who wears glasses who works behind the register. She comes off as she down her nose upon every that works there and she would rather be any place else than there. Very sad, very sad.

Went in on a whim. Looking for slacks and a shirt for a baby shower that i have to attend. Found a pair of slacks that still had a original tags on. Picked two tops that go with it. Now just waiting for my shoes to come in the mail.
Store is a decent size, three floors. Men and children’s on third, Ladies on 2^nd and furniture, books and electronics on first. It seems that if you go on a certain day you get a discount depending on the color tag you have.
something that should of cost $ 20.00, became $ 12.80.
Staff is friendly, no– body really bothers you.
The only down thing was if you don’t know your size, you can’t try things on because their is no dressing rooms here. Some tend to try on in the aisles but there is a sign that ask them not too. There is also no returns so if you get something that is too big or small and try to return it they probably won’t do it. Unless they changed their policy.
I would recommend this to any body living on a budget, great finds.

New pair of rollerblades and hand guards for $ 8? Cheaaa
Worth taking a look in. Hit or miss; its salvation army so don’t strut in expecting nordstrom, playboy