Goodwill Retail Store - Johnstown (PA)

4 /5 Brian Shull: The glassware and toys section could be a little more organized. Could have a little bit more electronics. The aisles could be a little bit lighter to allow two carts to pass each other.

2 /5 Allison Webb: The new shelves in this store ruin your ability to find anything. The spacing is too small to properly house everything in a decent fashion. I used to always shop here. Now its the last place Ill go. There must also be a thwift issue. B/c the changing rooms are now locked. Youll have to get buzzed in to use them. Sad such a good store went down hill. Even the merchandise is poor quality now. I couldnt find one toy that wasnt completely broken or unusable.

2 /5 David Smith: I dont think you rotate merchandise regularly. Ive seen some textiles sitting there since spring the same pieces. I am rather annoyed that you charge 5c a bag. Should that be a big deal, no not really but if its not then why even charge me for that? But the worst is when your cashiers not so subtly check that a price tag hasnt been changed. Ive been in thrift stores seen it done but you need a better system of training if I have to point out that I didnt change a tag since it was obvious your cashier thinks I did. Ive said it before about a lot of goodwill stores and Ill say it yet again, youve lost your way the real purpose of what you claim as your mission. Typically a thrift store should be turning 20%, if youre not then you need to reevaluate what youre really doing.

3 /5 joseph sizemore: While I found a deal on a few items I did find that a lot was over priced for being second hand. Bone example was a convection oven they had listed for 49.00. that is a bit extreme to be honest when you can find one on Facebook for half that price. Otherwise the cashier was pleasant and their was room to walk down the aisles

1 /5 Paula Streets: LOL. Bring back thrifting prices. What a greedy corporation. Yall really gonna charge more than for a new one while it’s over half used. LOL