Resale Shops in wv
When I was working there it was one of the most drama filled work places I ever been in but that was that store in Weirton not necessarily all the stores are like that but I…
I find the Goodwill in Parkersburg to be too expensive for the merchandise they carry."
Treasure Chest have so much stuff. People there are nice. Best place to get DVD movies and loans! !"
Things were way over priced, rude old people, place is to small hard to move around, tryed to charge me 5$ for some used knives what a rip off if I support the humane society…
I used to enjoy going to Goodwill years ago as a matter of fact I would go to it three times a week I spent a lot of money there I have not been there recently due to the fact…
24. Once Upon A Child
They won't buy anything off of you. I've brought in tons of gymboree, baby gap, carters ect. and they buy very little to nothing. They have mostly Walmart brand clothes on the…
25. The Consignment Company
Great prices, great quality clothes and accessories. If you keep going you can also find some amazing stuff, such as Prada shoes, Gucci bags etc. Tammy will only sell stuff…
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