St. Vincent de Paul Society

"Better than most second hand stores. Good clothes section. Also nice furniture. People were super nice and they have a punch card to get money off more times you go."

"I've spent 100s, heck even thousands of dollars at this location. Why the recent price increase? Prices were already way too high. Stuff will just sit on the shelf now because nobody is going to pay these prices. It's turned into a joke. $450 for a Japanese chest. Jeans are $10-12 unless they're garbage. Everything of "normal price" aka $4-$6 is straight junk. Had a gift card for $10 off but because I didn't tell the cashier before she started ringing up my stuff I wasn't allowed to us it? Aka she didn't want to re ring in my stuff. Maybe have a sign stating that if that is your policy. Workers can be snippy, def a few bad apples in particular. I'm done shopping here. My money can go elsewhere."

"Why are they marking up their prices so high? If im going to pay near market price for a item, im not going to buy it used. They need to stop asking 25 bucks for used pants ect. Noones gonna pay that for "used". Seriously with all due respect u need to hire someone else to mark the prices because it looks like ur all greedy as heck."

"Shopping at this location is costly. The items are used & extremely over priced. I feel like I am shopping on Ebay without paying for shipping. The store has too make money but this isn't the way too do business. Your items are donated for free so that being said they shouldn't be pricing clothes at $8 $12 $15 $25 dollars & up. Store is always empty when you walk inside it is a waste of time to come look at over priced used garbage. Yard sales offer better deals"