Goodwill Industries of the Columbia Willamette 9015 Southeast Powell Boulevard, Portland, OR 97266

"Went to buy an incense holder that didn’t have a price tag on it and the employee told me it was 20$. I found the same one on Amazon for 21$ and I asked for them if they could lower it and they said they couldn’t change the price but there was no price tag. The employee probably just wanted to keep it for themselves"

"good selection, and if you keep an eye on the color tags, not too pricey. the staff is very nice, too."

"Don’t waste your time dropping off here. Two box limit! Edit: their response is false. They have a two box limit. Whether or not it’s temporary, not sure. I had my car loaded with stuff hanging out the back. I was rejected!"

"the lady manager approached me this morning while i was shopping and told me that i had too many things in my cart. she said it was "not ok" if i only bought a few of the items and that i needed to be more selective. i only had about 10 items in the cart and she was extremely rude about the whole thing. there are homeless people in here openly stealing stuff almost every time i shop here but the manager seems more concerned about me not being selective enough in my shopping."

"Inconsistent pricing. I found two pair of jeans that were long enough for me. I’m 6’ tall woman. They are so hard to find and I’m really in need of pants. They were priced at $25 each. I asked why and they said they were brand name. “Kut”? Never heard of them. She said they are $100 new. So? You’re selling Eddie Bauer, Levi’s, Banana Republic and multiple other brand name I do recognize. They aren’t marked up. I wish I could even afford a pair of $25 jeans. Sadly, I don’t have jeans. I’m not a reseller, just a working broke person in need of some pants. Then if I go to another store, they are probably lower price. I guess I shouldn’t complain because I bought a dress last week for 7.99 that turned out to be worth $1500. I’m not selling it. I love it. Not naming the brand because I’m sure it will go on the list of price gouging. Oh and stop selling dollar store items for $5 and empty used food containers that are supposed to be thrown away. Goodwill has lost its goodwill."