SMARM Thrift Store - Sevierville, Tennessee

Das SMARM Thrift Store ist ein beliebter Gebrauchtwarenladen in Sevierville, TN. Dieses Unternehmen hat seine Adresse an 229 Forks of the River Pkwy, Sevierville, TN 37862 und ist unter der Telefonnummer 59083153 erreichbar. Die offizielle Webseite lautet smarm.org.

Das SMARM Thrift Store bietet eine Reihe von Spezialitäten, wie zum Beispiel eine große Auswahl an Kleidung. Ein weiterer Vorteil ist der Lieferdienst mit der Möglichkeit der Lieferung am gleichen Tag. Das Geschäft ist rollstuhlgerecht, mit einem entsprechenden Eingang und Parkplatz. Für schnelle Einkäufe ist das SMARM Thrift Store hervorragend geeignet.

Das SMARM Thrift Store hat 108 Bewertungen auf Google My Business erhalten, was auf seine Beliebtheit hinweist. Die durchschnittliche Meinung beträgt 2.3/5.

Das SMARM Thrift Store ist eine tolle Option für alle, die auf der Suche nach hochwertiger, gebrauchter Ware sind. Mit seiner bequemen Lage, dem rollstuhlgerechten Zugang und dem schnellen Einkaufservice ist es eine ideale Wahl für jedermann. Für weitere Informationen und um Ihren Besuch zu planen, besuchen Sie bitte die offizielle Webseite unter smarm.org.

Bewertungen von SMARM Thrift Store

D.

1/5

Clean store but VERY overpriced for a thrift store! Shoes have a general sign, yet most are priced individually. Most items looked donated, and some are new. Either way, don't waste your time.

Aaron N

5/5

Very clean. Well put together thrift store. Price is quite a bit higher than Goodwill but super clean store.

Kyle Busby

5/5

Came in to check this store out and the employee named Tanya was a breath of fresh hair. She was so helpful, so kind and absolutely a pleasure to talk to. I wish all establishments had customer service like Tanya provided. To SWARM: never let go of this blessing and give her a raise for always going above and beyond to help. I will be back and will send all of my friends to see Tanya.

Steven Suftko

2/5

I've worked in charity based secondhand stores for a good number of years. The first rule I was taught was to never turn down donations. The people that may want you to pick up or drop off the unknown, which may turn out to be unbearable clothing; down the road may want you to empty out a house. I've experienced it. Where high items include running vehicles, high dollar furniture and electronics, etc.
So you can imagine my surprise after a third separate trip with donations, not junk! To pull up and see a large sign saying Not taking donations. Guess in the future, I'll find another organization that's trying to help people, whatever their affiliate to donate to.

TGK

2/5

"Thrift store," yet they're selling furniture for $1000, brand new toys, and fresh art. Even the few items they have that are secondhand are priced at nearly what they'd cost new. Somehow worse than KARM in Knoxville, and that takes effort (and by "effort," I mean "extreme greed")

Jaime Walden

1/5

Super clean and friendly staff but prices are outrageous. $3.00 each for baby onesies that you can get at Walmart for that price. Plates $3.00 each. Desks for $200 that are particle board .

Scott Remy

1/5

We were disappointed here. Such high prices for a thrift store. The furniture is way over priced. Lots of clothing but very disorganized. I had to walk the store just to find the mens pants. How do you help the community if no one can afford anything

Barry James

5/5

Like the store. Found some drinking glasses I want. I'm going back to get them when I get paid. They have nice furniture and dining ? tables. There is plenty of room in the store formore products. Just like a thrift store. Prices on products are reasonably.