The Salvation Army Clemson Family Store

"Besides clothes, they don't really have much to choose from. You go in the store and you ask yourself where in the heck are the things to buy? Everything behind the counter is just for display, like it was donated to them and they just decided to keep the stuff. The day that I went, there was no one at the register because the employees were at the back door smoking cigarettes. The T shirts were all individually priced too and that really sucks because that just shows how greedy they are not to price regular T shirts the same."

"I love this store and usually have a great time but I was just there shopping with a friend and I tried to find a bathroom in the back and I was yelled at and told to leave. The sales woman was extremely rude to me and I don’t appreciate that type of treatment as a customer. There’s no need to be rude to a customer or anyone at that! Do better!!"

"I noticed how clean & spacious the store was today. I bought a beautifully etched high dome crystal cake plate ( $3) a brn blouse ($4) & an entertainment center. This will serve as a table under my TV. It has a lot of cubbies to put pretty things."

"Been going since this store opened. It's amazing. Hard to find good jeans for men here, but that's the case with most thrift stores tbh. The employees have always been great, to my self and my kids."

"It wasn't until after the associate had rang is up that we noticed the sign to the side about the senior discount, as it was not offered by the cashier, and when we asked he refused to give the discount stating he would get written up. I suggested maybe he should add it to his check out routine to ask if the customer was at least 55 or older and he said he was taught it was rude. Now while I get what he was saying I also get that offering a discount should be figured into the process or have the sign prominently displayed."