Triad Goodwill Store & Donation Center

"Went in today with my son and his fiancé and my grandsons. We proceeded to put them in a cart so they would not be running all over the store and an old lady working smarted off about them being out in the cart. Then while we were shopping, she decided she needed to say something else in regards to them in the cart. Yes I said my piece before leaving. Will not return."

"Hands down the worst Goodwill we have ever went in. Dressing and bathrooms always locked. Never have a buggy to shop with but there's twenty sitting in the back. Prices are really marked up compared to other Goodwills. Evidently they need to hire a manager to run this place."

"It was a terrible shopping experience, and because of the outbreak, their fitting room was closed. You can't understand the size of clothes correctly when shopping. When I returned the size that I could not wear to the store, the salesman told me that It could not be returned. I am very sorry. No one tells you when you buy it, you can't return it, and there are no warning signs. I knew goodwill had a low price, but it was never a question of money. It's hard to imagine that you can't return something without being told in the US. Good Will in other areas has a seven-day return period. But this one doesn't. Never come here again！！！！！"

"The only reason I'm giving one star is because I can't give less and post this review. I waited 15 min at the register for a cashier to check out. She came only after I went to the back and had someone "find" her. Upon her arrival she was very rude with an extremely BAD attitude. She also didn't care enough about how she represented the company which employed her to remove any of her many piercings before coming to work. The merchandise I wanted to purchase is still the store. After the wait and all of the attitude it just wasn't worth it."

"Good people helping good people. Donate what you can and save money on items you need. Always a friendly face to greet you at the door as well as someone in the back to help you carry donations. Give it a try. You might just make it a habit."