Unique Thrift Store

11/14/09

Unique Thrift Store

by blackbettyboop37 at Citysearch

Its good to have thrift stores to help people in these hard and struggling times, but not when the workers are rude, unprofessional and biased. I've noticed the whole store is full of Hispanics workers that speak Spanish to one another whenever you have a merchandise that is missing a price or is damaged and you ask them to give you a reasonable price. Also, I saw one cashier speaking Spanish to this customer who had an item with no price and she charged him .38 cent for what I can recall was a shirt. Do White and Black people think she would had did that for us? NO!

I've complained to the corporate about this and they didn't do anything because they like the cheap labor. My sister once told me that when she went to apply at a thrift store by her house, this girl who works there told her that the manager only hired Hispanics and nobody else. Isn't that against the law people?

I also have a problem with their clothes. The clothes have a bad smell to it and they want to charge store prices. WHAT?! They shouldn't take anything unless its clean and fresh. They also overpriced their items. Once again, I brought this up to the corporate office and it fell on deaf ears. Am I surprised? Not at all.

I can't believe how the news does stories on this place as a cheap place to shop without noticing how they are overcharging on items that they get for cheap? from, what I was told, from the Vet department.

Hopefully, things will change for the better. God don't like money hungry people who like to rips-off the poor.

• Pros: Can be good for people with limited income
• Cons: Unprofessional workers, overpriced items