America's Thrift Stores & Donation Center - Dothan, Alabama

America's Thrift Stores & Donation Center

America's Thrift Stores & Donation Center es una tienda de second hand ubicada en Dothan, Alabama, que ofrece una variedad de artículos usados y donaciones. La dirección de la tienda es 201 Buyers Dr, Dothan, AL 36303, Estados Unidos.

Características

• Tiendas de segunda mano
• Tiendas de consignación
• Centro de donaciones
• Tiendas de ropa usada
• Tiendas de electrónica usada

Esta tienda ofrece una amplia selección de artículos usados, incluyendo ropa, electrónica y más. También funciona como centro de donaciones, donde puedes donar tus artículos usados y ayudar a la comunidad.

Especialidades

Algunas de las especialidades de America's Thrift Stores & Donation Center son:

• In-store shopping
• Servicios en sitio
• Entrega
• Deliveries en el mismo día
• Estacionamiento accesible para sillas de ruedas
• Entrada accesible para sillas de ruedas
• Visita rápida
• Roba, ropa, electrónica

La tienda está abierta para que puedas visita en diferentes días de la semana y tiene una buena calificación en Google con una media de 4.1/5 estrellas.

Información de contacto

Si tienes alguna pregunta o necesitas más información, no dudes en llamar a la tienda en Phone: 334-230-7235 o visita su sitio web en americasthrift.com.

👍 Reviews of America's Thrift Stores & Donation Center

Nancy

4/5

They have new dead stock and used items too. Not an enormous amount of items to choose from but you can certainly find something to your liking.

Trina

1/5

I had brought couple items on that FRIDAY and I ask person up front if i couldn't wear the items can i bring ithe clothing back. She had told me as long as i keep the tag on the items. It won't be an problem. So that MONDAY The 4 items I brought i ask to EXCHANGE the items to look for something else. The i guest the front end guy that has dreads told me that I needed the receipt in order to do an EXCHANGE. I didn't want any money. I went and threw away the it. That was an wasted $45 bucks. Lesson Well Learn.
People please don't go there@

Flying_With_Crow

1/5

Used to love this place. However the prices have drastically increased. $13 for a top from SHEIN? $15 for a temu bag thats originally $8? That’s wild! Let me remind you you get these things for free! Used to walk in here and get clothes for the family for $50. The entire point of a thrift shop is that it’s affordable. Prices need to go back down.

Cracklin R.

1/5

My first time in this store in at least 7 years. Prices on most clothes were ok. BUT the "manager" (Tranesha) seriously needs to work on her attitude! Most stores have their fitting rooms locked and a key is needed to enter. The conversation I attempted to have with her asking if I needed a key and such included her cutting me off and being extremely rude! I may go back to this place because the cashiers were very nice and I would go to support them. But she needs to find another occupation IMO. So rude!

Amber H.

2/5

They used to be where people like me could afford to go an buy clothes for your family but now they asking to much for stuff that was donated to them the prices are a couple of dollars from being what Walmart is but anyways they have great employees that check u out I will be going to check out other thrift stores that I can afford to buy my kids an I clothes I mean this stuff was donated

Tracy W.

3/5

They have some nice stuff and a lot to look at, but I think they forget that ninety percent of it is used. Some of the prices are a bit ridiculous. When you can buy the same thing brand new at Walmart for the same price or even less sometimes.

Heather S.

1/5

So overpriced it's a joke. I used to love this store when it was an affordable place to shop. The prices are ridiculous and we all know the employees aren't being paid that well. Save your money and go to actual thrift stores. This place is just greedy.

Jen D.

3/5

Very organized store. Mainly just clothing available. Good deals on clothing. All other items are limited and electronics very dated,