Value Village

Sandy Shanks

Someone mentioned they don't sell sets of dishes, and that each dish is priced too high. That is not true. The sets have a price tag with another number that indicates the number of dishes included in the set for the price shown. I needed some small china plates and got a set of 7 (donator probably broke one along the way) which was priced at a more than reasonable $1.99. They were on sale for some reason, and I got them all for $1.63 including tax. That works out to just over 22 cents a plate! But some things do seem overpriced. I bought a cute set of pictures for my bathroom that were 7.99 each and needed to be cleaned of water/soap spots before I could hang them. But they were just what I was looking for so I figured the cheap plates made up for it. Just hunt - there are good deals to be had if you look.

David Cook

Recap- management fixed the issue and insured me this wouldn’t happen again. It was a really nice email and much appreciated. I walked into value Village at 6:43 PM and was turned away by the store manager Anthena. She gave me separate reasons why they close early even though the door displays 7 pm. She told me that they close early get people out of the store by 7pm. Then she told me that she thinks 30 people are in the store shopping but they allow up to 40. Then she told me that it’s so they can clean the store For then next day. I love shopping at value village and it’s not fair for customers to drive from far away just to get turned away because the store decided they want to close early. She also told me that this was corporate‘s decision to close before the advertised time. Why would corporate put on their door that they close at 7 PM but not allow people to come in 15 to 17 minutes before closing time? Hopefully corporate realizes this is an issue and sees the unfairness of turning customers away when they got to their stores before the store closed as advertised on their doors and online.

Jordin Matthews

Usually absolutely love coming here the staff is always amazing and helpful. They have now switched to self check out and no one can be bothered to really help you or communicate with you. They just stand there and watch you struggle. The woman I asked for help was rude and now won’t price things without tags so they took the clothes away from me and just said I can’t buy it. Definitely not going to come here often anymore.

Merrilyn Gardner

The prices are really high and now you have to check out yourself, little old lady in front of me buying a sweater to keep her warm couldn't figure out where to put the money with no one around to help her, I helped her. I won't be shopping there if they stop using checkers it's bad enough with grocery stores. They increase prices and don't use the money for checkers.