Goodwill Store - Layton, Utah

Adresse: 1010 W Hill Field Rd, Layton, UT 84041.
Telefon: 8015478001.
Webseite: esgw.org.
Spezialitäten: Gebrauchtwarenladen, Spendenzentrum, Geschäft.
Andere interessante Daten: Einkaufen im Geschäft, Service/Leistungen vor Ort, Lieferdienst, Lieferung am gleichen Tag, Rollstuhlgerechter Eingang, Rollstuhlgerechter Parkplatz, Schneller Einkauf möglich, Kleidung, Debitkarten, Kreditkarten, Mobile Zahlungen per NFC, Kreditkarten.
Bewertungen: Dieses Unternehmen hat 517 Bewertungen auf Google My Business.
Durchschnittliche Meinung: 4/5.

Ort von Goodwill Store

Der Goodwill Store an der Adresse 1010 W Hill Field Rd, Layton, UT 84041 ist ein beliebter Gebrauchtwarenladen, der auch als Spendenzentrum und Geschäft dient. Hier können Sie eine Vielzahl von Artikeln finden, die von anderen Menschen gespendet wurden. Das Unternehmen verfügt über eine Telefonnummer: 8015478001 und eine eigene Website: esgw.org.

Der Goodwill Store bietet eine große Auswahl an Gebrauchtwaren, von Kleidung bis hin zu Möbeln und Elektrogeräten. Das Unternehmen ist bekannt für seine niedrigen Preise und die Möglichkeit, Gutes zu tun, indem man gebrauchte Artikel kauft und somit die Umwelt schont. Sie können die Artikel im Geschäft kaufen und auch den Service/Leistungen vor Ort nutzen.

Ein weiterer Vorteil des Goodwill Stores ist der Lieferservice. Sie können Ihre Artikel telefonisch bestellen und am gleichen Tag geliefert bekommen. Die Lieferung ist kostenlos und der Store verfügt über einen rollstuhlgerechten Eingang und Parkplatz. Das Geschäft ist somit für alle zugänglich und ein schneller Einkauf ist möglich.

Im Goodwill Store finden Sie eine große Auswahl an Kleidung, die für jeden Geschmack und jeden Anlass geeignet ist. Das Unternehmen akzeptiert Debitkarten, Kreditkarten und mobile Zahlungen per NFC. Es gibt bereits 517 Bewertungen auf Google My Business und die durchschnittliche Meinung beträgt 4/5.

Bewertungen von Goodwill Store

Goodwill Store - Layton, Utah
D Pollock
1/5

I just visited the store on Layton Utah. I buy hundreds of porcelain dolls every month. I chosen about 12 to 15 dolls. Most were marked 599 to 1099. Offer them $5 a piece (keep in mind about hundreds of dolls a month) I was told that I had to pay retail and there was no break for buying multiples. Keep in mind they paid nothing for the dolls, and the kids told me that if I were to buy it a discount it'd be depriving people of support. If a non-profit doesn't want to work on prices I will not shop with them again. Especially if I'm buying multiple multiple multiple items.

Goodwill Store - Layton, Utah
May
1/5

I will never donate here in Layton! The items I tried to buy only had the DI price tag of $4 from the store next door, not the Goodwill price tag. When I asked the cashier if it was $4, she called over a male manager. He said, um, $9.99. I said, what? But it was originally $4? He said it wasn't our price. It's a rip-off! Of course I didn't buy it! Even though I donate a lot of good things here, it's so expensive when I go shopping! Goodbye Goodwill!!!!!

Goodwill Store - Layton, Utah
Benjamin Robinson Jr.
5/5

I went into this store and it was very well organized, and clean! I have been to stores with the same concept, and they were terrible! Also this store had an amazing selection and great great customer service!!

Goodwill Store - Layton, Utah
Fred McCandless
1/5

On the books, CEO Goodwill Industries 630,000.00 Annual Salary. The days of this business doing right for people in need are as long gone as the greatest generation. So go donate your dead wife's gold jewelry but know your not helping anyone but some business men pad their pockets.

Goodwill Store - Layton, Utah
Alicia Jones
1/5

I left a review with the BBB as well with more details. Employees are very dishonest and if you’re checking out and think something is worth money they will refuse to sale it to you even after it’s priced and out on a shelf. Totally heart broken about how I was treated by the employees. If they had looked up how much the item I was trying to buy they would’ve seen it was about 15-30$ because it was not functional. They wouldn’t even let me wait for it to be “repriced” saying it would be unfair to other customers? Just really sad about how they treated me because they thought something was worth a lot of money…. Even though it was already priced out on a shelf. Unsure if I’ll go there again.

(Updated) after reading more reviews others have had the same experience with the bald supervisor ripping the price tag off an item they were trying to buy. I’m sure he or employees cherry pick and sale things on the side themselves. Going to encourage my friends in estate sales to not donate to this location.

Goodwill Store - Layton, Utah
Kyra Howell
1/5

What thrift store has changing rooms they don't let people use to try things on? This one. You can look at clothes, but there's no where to try them on to see if they fit because they've closed all the fitting rooms
Edit: Well, isn't that lovely! I have to pay you to find out if something fits, and if it doesn't fit you still get my money! That's very convenient and not at all problematic for the people who rely on this store for second hand necessities because they can't always get things new

Goodwill Store - Layton, Utah
Ishla O.
1/5

This afternoon while shopping here my son was sitting inside the cart, playing with a toy. A worker, Tyler, came up to me and said, " if he's big enough to sit in the front part you need to put him in there and strap him in or make him walk". I explained that it's better for him to sit where he is because he is content and when I place him in the front he unstraps himself and stands up. I don't want him outside the cart because it's harder to keep track of him.
Tyler then told me that for safety reasons I must switch Drew or I cannot be in the store.
So I remove Drew from the back and attempt to strap him in, which is when all hell breaks loose. He starts screaming and crying, throwing a fit. He kept unbuckling the belt and standing up! I'm like "see, this is why I ALWAYS place him inside." The worker said "oh well" and rolled his eyes at me.
Needless to say, I had to leave my cart with everything in it after 10 minutes of hearing screening. ?

Goodwill Store - Layton, Utah
Tyreek Fanboy
1/5

said they’d hold clothes till 3 then sold them to someone else well befire 2 pm so that’s cool ig

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