Goodwill Superstore

The store that got me into thrifting has had a giant drop in quality but still a place I visit every week.
Location– Big parking lot. On Route 9. No complaints. Big building. *****/​*****
Selection– Whatever they get donated is their selection. But I feel like this location gets the most donations. There’s a huge warehouse full of stuff just waiting to come on the floor. So always lookin forward to new items. However over the past year I have found the least amount of stuff since I started thrifting in late 2013. Hopefully this turns around soon. **.5/​*****
Prices– Wow, where to begin. Very inconsistent pricing. But mostly overly high. Let’s dive right in. Once again I skip clothes and glass.
Records are 1.49. Slightly high for a thrift store like this but given the vinyl resurgence no one should complain. CDs are 1.99, fair. Vhs is .99 (used to be 1.99) so that’s alwaya good to see prices go down! DVDs are 2.99. Im wondering when these store will realize DVDs from 2000 – 2010 are essentially worthless and lower them to say 1.99. But people somehow keep buying them! All in all good prices! I have a few issues with this store «marking up valuable» music. Beatles anthology CD for 15 in the glass. Get real. Also this store was infamous for having a collection of video cartridges from the 80s but refused to sell them for anything less than 10 dollars each! Eventually they disappeared. Gotta figure they were just written off on their taxes and they threw them in the garbage. What a shame. **.5/*****

I attempt to shop here often. But each time I walk out disappointed at the crazy inflated prices! They sell salvaged Target items at higher prices than the target clearance stickers! Once I found a finger tip towel rack marked 2.99 and the lady at the register argued with me that the price is too low and attempted to get the manager to inflate the price as I stood there stunned, just wanting to pay for my purchase! In the end, she had to give it to me for the marked 2.99, but I was completely horrified at the rude customer service. The handbags and shoes are completely inflated, it’s a joke. I work near the Goodwill in westchester and they have higher quality items at MUCH lower prices with a MUCH nicer staff. I’ll continue to hunt down the deals, but I’ve yet to feel not ripped off at this goodwill location.

While I haven’t shopped here, I’ve made plenty of donations. The donation entrance is rather unwelcoming, as items are piled everywhere in large bins — with seemingly no order about the place. Walking beyond the initial area will usually grab the attention of an employee who can direct you to where your donation should go.

No. Been here twice and found nothing. Small selection of clothing, most of it worn and faded; the new stuff is what didn’t sell from the Target clearance rack. It’s dirty and overpriced. I wanted to like it, but after giving it two chances, I’m just going to keep doing my thrifting in Boston.

I find it laughable that this goodwill store has attempted to hide the previous bad Unilocal reviews by creating a new Unilocal profile and marking the old Unilocal profile as another location as if it has moved. This Goodwill has not moved and has been in the same location for 20 years. Also, the 3 star review claiming this store has fair and decent prices is a joke. Old Unilocal:
. I’ll just take the pictures from the old profile and put them up here. I can’t believe how pathetic the management at this store are for faking a new Unilocal profile to avoid bad reviews. How about running the store better you idiots??? I bet this store isn’t making $$ anymore due to the pricing policies. Everyone in the store complains.
This store charges almost retail for the household goods. RETAIL prices. I’m not exaggerating. I just saw an ugly 70s dish set with missing components for $ 50. You are better off shopping at Tj Maxx. They charge Tj Maxx prices here. I saw a 9×13 glass pan (grimey of course, nothing on sale in this store is clean, everything has a layer of grime) for $ 8. This item cost $ 10 new. WHAT A JOKE. Not to say you never will find a good deal, but it’s few and far between.
You can find decent deals on clothes at times, but you have to do a lot of digging. So the clothes are the one saving grace. But I’m talking about clothes you buy your kid who will grow out of them in a few months. You can’t find great wardrobe items here. So if you have kids and want to get cheap clothes, it’s the place for you, trying to find nice adult clothes is a needle in the haystack situation. And reject Target clothes are marked up pretty high. Goodwill has the bright idea to mark any decent brands, regardless of the condition, at 7.99 $ and up with stickers that you can’t get half off deals for with the color of the week. These are used clothes and often in subpar condition.
This store is a joke. I’m not sure who the customer is suppose to be for the junk they are selling. It’s literally crap people can’t sell at their garage sales. Based on the look of the people that shop there, I don’t seem them being able to afford the laughable prices. I saw those classic coke bottles things on sale for $.99. Coke bottles you buy at a gas station…
To the person that sets the prices at this store– you are a incompetent moron. Goodwill is no longer a thrift store. It’s basically a walmart that stocks itself with stuff people would otherwise put in a dumpster.

This store is a nightmare, I walked in and saw something that I really wanted. It had no price tag at all on the piece so I talked to the women behind the counter. She claimed to be the assistant manager and we settled on a price of 9.99. It had been a rough week and money was low and I said if it was still here later that day I was going to buy it. I went back after cashing my check and the assistant manager wasn’t there I talked to a new women who told me the price on it was 99.99. I asked to speak to a manager who was to busy to speak to me and said she wasn’t going to bother the assistant manager who gave me the price. I was bothered by the situation but left respectively. They thought they were to good for me, even though they take other people’s stuff and sell mostly a boule retail. How is that suppose to be a deal. I will never go to a goodwill or contribute any of my belongings to them. Plus there an all profit company tax write off bunch of pieces of s*** who just screw people. You receive items for free and then decide to mark it the same that I can buy it new. Actually my item new was going for much cheaper on ebay still new in the original box. What a bunch of scam artists and I really wish I new who managed that store because she was so inconsiderate at least come out of your hole and talk to the customer. I wish I couldnt even give this place 1 star I would give it a negative star if possible. Well to anybody else reading this I hope this is enough to not give to goodwill anymore, let’s give it to someone who actually needs it and won’t resell just for a f****** profit.

Decent store with excellent prices, but I’m not crazy about the cleanliness of the place — if it was cleaner then I’d bump it up with a higher rating