Ranch Hope Thrift Store

Mary Fleckenstein

Bought a mickey mouse umbrella stroller, but when I put my toddler in it on their front porch it wouldn't roll. I wasn't expecting a brand new stroller, but it wouldn't even roll down their ramp. I went back in and told the blond, there is something wrong with stroller, it's not safe, she could have cared less. She barked at me all sales are final. Wow. They not only lost a customer, but I will no longer donate to the ranch, camp edge or go on the retreats. It cost me 10 dollars, but in the end, that women's attitude cost the organization much more. They shouldn't have her deal with the public.

S Bruno

Rude "manager" and shady prices. This was my first time ever going to this store, and I thought it might have some nice stuff in it. I picked a clothing item off a rack that was new with tags and had a sign above it that said "$4 sweatshirts" or something like that. There were no other sections that had sweatshirts. When I brought it to the front to purchase, she told me a different price, because she took one look at the original tag and it was a name brand. I even told her that was were i found it and I wasn't trying to lowball, but that was literally the price it said for the rack. Then she got snippy with me and said that she was the "manager" when I literally did not ask. For something that was probably donated to them for free, the imaginary price that she pulled out of her a$$ was not justifiable. If you wanted to charge something more than what you got it for maybe next time put an actual price tag on the item for the price you want and honor that price. I saw another review on here saying that they judge you based on how you are dressed and maybe that was what was happening to me.

Yami Q.

Friendly lady who rung us up made my day

M

I like this place because of the good selection and the proceeds go to charity the only thing is the manager is quite shady. If you have something with a price tag there's a good chance when you go to check out manager will change the price tag something higher. If you have a product without a price tag I've seen it being offered to different people for different prices I can only assume based on how well they're dressed. And once you do get a price on something without a price tag you better pay for it and leave because the longer you stay in the store with an item without a price tag the higher the price will go I found this out when I was buying two pans I was told it was $8 10 minutes later I'm still in the store I was told it was $10 when i go to check out I was told it was 15. Makes me wonder, I've never felt so dirty patronizing a thrift store that gives to charity