Thrifters Paradise - Hiawassee, Georgia

Thrifters Paradise ist ein Gebrauchtwarenladen, der sich in der Stadt Hiawassee im Norden des Bundesstaates Georgia befindet. Genauer gesagt, befindet sich der Laden an der Adresse 225 S Main St, Hiawassee, GA 30546. Wenn Sie den Laden kontaktieren möchten, können Sie dies unter der Telefonnummer 83420420 tun.

Das Unternehmen ist aufgrund seiner Spezialisierung auf Gebrauchtware sehr interessant für alle, die auf der Suche nach nachhaltigen und preiswerten Einkaufsmöglichkeiten sind. Thrifters Paradise bietet eine große Auswahl an Waren, darunter Kleidung, Möbel und andere Gebrauchsgegenstände. Das Besondere an Thrifters Paradise ist, dass der Laden kleinen Unternehmen eine Plattform bietet, auf der sie ihre Produkte verkaufen können.

Thrifters Paradise bietet einen Lieferservice an und ermöglicht es Ihnen, Ihre Bestellung am gleichen Tag zu erhalten. Der Laden ist rollstuhlgerecht und verfügt über einen rollstuhlgerechten Eingang, Parkplatz, WC und Sitzgelegenheiten. Wenn Sie nur schnell einkaufen möchten, ist dies bei Thrifters Paradise ebenfalls möglich.

Das Unternehmen hat bisher 20 Bewertungen auf Google My Business erhalten und die durchschnittliche Meinung liegt bei 3.1/5. Die Bewertungen spiegeln die verschiedenen Erfahrungen der Kunden wider, die den Laden besucht haben.

Thrifters Paradise akzeptiert Kreditkarten als Zahlungsmittel und bietet eine bequeme Online-Bestellmöglichkeit auf der Website an. Wenn Sie auf der Suche nach einem Gebrauchtwarenladen sind, der eine große Auswahl an Produkten, einen bequemen Einkauf und eine rollstuhlgerechte Umgebung bietet, ist Thrifters Paradise eine hervorragende Wahl.

Wir empfehlen Ihnen, die Website von Thrifters Paradise zu besuchen, um mehr über das Unternehmen und seine Produkte zu erfahren. Nehmen Sie Kontakt mit Thrifters Paradise auf und entdecken Sie die Welt der Gebrauchtwaren

Bewertungen von Thrifters Paradise

Kristin Wilson

1/5

I don’t really know where to start. If I would have read the reviews first I would have never stepped foot inside. As other reviews have said, over 90% of the items did not have a price. The few items that did have a price posted seemed steep for a “thrift store”. The entire store is floor to ceiling cluttered with narrow walking paths through out. The lady working the register was the rudest person I’ve personally ever encountered working in a customer service position. Do not be fooled by the name, this was FAR from a “Thrifter’s Paradise.” We were visiting from out of town and can promise we will never be back!

Tammy Bridges

5/5

Second time in this store and I love it. Will keep coming back. I always walk out with two or three items. So many good things to choose from and the prices are very good and if you think its not, just make a reasonable offer and she'll accommodate or work with you for an agreeable amount. She is super friendly too.

Jami Dyer

1/5

My daughters and I went there today and spent several hours. We had gathered up two baskets full of stuff. Two of which had a price tag on it. The lady said oh, that’s not the right price and took the sticker off. She then took a picture of several items and Google searched them. She wanted $20 for a set of unopened bath bombs! I’m sorry, but that’s not a thrift store. People are donating their items and they are trying to sell them for retail prices. After I told her no on the bath bombs, she put a price tag of $22 on it! There was hardly anything that had a price on it. It was as if she made the price up as we went along! We will not be back and I encourage anyone donating to this store to find a thrift store that has a cause their supporting!

Lena kay Raby

5/5

The best thrift store I've ever been in. I had fallen in the lake and soaking wet. They help me find clothes so sweet to me. I've been stung by bees. They help me with everything and great prices. I will be back and donate to Lisa Phillips is awesome. Awesome.

Rosel Meyer

1/5

Delusional prices for a junk store full of actually mostly junk. Maybe put tags on things if you plan on charging 25$ for a blouse. Also don’t call yourself a thrift store. Very misleading

Seth N

1/5

Stopped by while in town to see relatives. Wanted to help support a local business. Found a few items I liked, one of which had a price sticker on it, but one of the women working there told me that wasn’t the right price because the item was probably a “collectible”. She took the item to “check on the price” but never came back with it. I overheard her talking to other employees saying I was a “reseller” (I’m not) and they discussed charging me more for the items I potentially wanted to buy because of that suspicion. After hearing that I put my few items back and left.

Jamie Smith

1/5

Days/times aren’t always right. Sign outside said “closed today”. Sign on door says closed Monday and Tuesday. I drove 20 miles

Lily Loyd

3/5

i like the books, but some things are to high priced, well the things that were priced .