Goodwill Northern Michigan – Cheboygan

"Prices are HIGH compared to other Thrift stores. Can buy new clothes for their prices."

"I understand the clothes have already been makerked down. However, I have been in several goodwills and this is by far the highest prices I have seen. I walked in and walked out. Ended up going to salvation army with same brand, same good used condition clothing with more then half the price. Salvation has colored tag sales. Which all other goodwill stores have colored tag sales."

"The prices here have gotten ridiculously high. Rather shop at Salvation Army down the road where I can find good name brand clothes for half the price as Goodwill. I don’t even want to donate here anymore."

"Goodwill has a large selection of items. The hours posted in Chrome are misleading so I posted a pic of the hours that are posted on the front door. Two years ago I would have given this business a 5 star rating. However, they have raised their prices drastically. It's to the point that they have exceeded the original pricing of buying items brand new. The last pricing increase put men's pants at 16.99 and raised the price of used books to 4.99 Unacceptable. This community already suffers from a high percentage of underprivileged populations. Goodwill is exploiting it's classification and claims in terms of accepting free donations and charging such high prices in a community IT DOES NOT SERVICE. Cheboygan customers pay top dollar for secondhand items which would be more reasonable if Goodwill actually offered the services it boasts to our community. What Goodwill actually offered our community is the opportunity for our homeless population to purchase a used pair of pants for 16.99 or read a book for 4.99. Doesn't look or sound like charity considering the tax-free status our community pays for giving them the opportunity to conduct business in our town."

"Cheboygan Michigan Good Will has gone down hill. I found two tops and some slacks. Found out that this store does not let you try on clothes so I put them back. I am not taking clothes home to try on and have to bring back. Reason given was that they are short staffed. It is even posted on the dressing rooms. It has been like this since the Corona Virus. I won't be surprised if this store goes out of business. I asked when they expect to allow people to try on things. I was told probably never. Wow! I can't understand why it causes more work for employees if I put back items I try on. It would be more work if I took items home then had to bring them back for them to process a return. Time to get a better manager or close this branch. Maybe a different company can move in."