DOTs 856 South Green River Road, Evansville, IN 47715

"I'd give it a 0 if possible. They are there to sale stuff but try to dictate what you can do with it once you've purchased. They are way to intrusive. The whole concept is stupid. Don't shop here."

"Weird place. Requires a daily “membership”, requires you to spend a certain amount to shop at all, leans heavily on religion. This place SCREAMS SCAM. Stay away."

"I've gotten many free things that have helped me through DOTS. I am appreciative of them. Because of them, I had a lot of help supplying cleaning supplies for my new apartment. I also got plenty of warm clothes for my niece that was in need. It is unfortunate that they had to reduce the number of DOTS from 10 to 5 because people were abusing it by selling items they got for free. It is sad. I am thankful for places like DOTS and what they stand for. I just want to take this time and review to say thank you for everything you do for the community. There is always something to get when you go to DOTS. I've gotten food, cleaning supplies, clothes, and Amazon returns from there. Thank you, DOTS! You are amazing. Check out is quick and simple. Staff is nice and kind as well as helpful. It takes no time to get in and out. I do wish they had more shopping carts. There isn't much room for them anyway. However, I recommend this business to anyone that is in need or knows of someone in need that cannot come in person by themselves. There is something for everyone. Best wishes for a good find in the Amazon section. Many good things are in those boxes. I have an awesome bathroom aluminum basket and fancy curtain rod for my sliding glass door."

"If you don’t want to support a church organisation, this is definitely NOT the place to go because the signs all over surely remind you where the money is going. Such an odd concept. You buy “dots” and then spend them on merchandise. Why not just buy the merchandise?"

"Dots, where poor people subsidize other poor people and all the money goes to the church. Also, you have to promise you won't sell anything you get so you can't even use it to pay bills. It is absolutely deplorable, much like the morality of the church organization."