Goodwill Outlet Store

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Category:	Thrift Store
Address:	9025 NE 117th Ave, Vancouver, WA 98662, USA
Phone:	+1 360-823-4360
Site:	goodwill.org
Rating:	3.6
Working:	8AM–8PM 8AM–8PM 8AM–8PM 8AM–8PM 8AM–8PM 8AM–8PM 8AM–8PM

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Allison Gaspar

Normally I love the Goodwill and have many great experiences there. I will not be returning to this outlet store however. Some new bins came out and were locked in place and ready. We were looking through and received multiple crabby comments from customers about waiting until the entire LINE of bins was ready. NOWHERE is this rule posted. We looked all over the store and its not a posted rule anywhere. So either its not an actual Goodwill rule and some crabby, cranky people need to lighten up and realize there is more to life than a good deal on a book OR if it IS an outlet rule, then the Goodwill needs to do a better job of making that noticeable. It is not clear on the slightest that it is a rule and no staff were commenting, just crabby customers. If its a Goodwill rule, they need to make it more clear and obvious for those that are not frequent Goodwill outlet shoppers.

kelly pringle

The prices are okay for clothing other items can be kind of expensive they sell everything that did not sell at the Goodwill retail stores that you see everywhere. Goodwill will sell the donated items in their retail stores the next it goes to the outlet stores from there but doesnt sell ends up being shipped to a selected third world country to be sold. Goodwill Industries will take advantage of handicapped people comma and disabled people who work for them. I dont like Goodwill Industries they disguise themselves as a non-profit organization for tax write-offs there growing and expanding constantly and making millions off of everyone elses donations the money goes in the pockets of the corporate leaders but of course they spend Millions to make new Goodwill stores or to buy Goodwill trucks

Jean Oakes

This is a type of Goodwill clearance store. They have large tables with all sorts of stuff piled on them. You go through, pick out what you want, and when you check out you pay by the weight, so much per pound - I dont remember how much, but it was way under a dollar. This can be a great deal on things that dont weigh much, like clothing. We like to go through the books. In my opinion, Goodwill has gone very commercial and doesnt do the poor very much good like the business started out to do. However, this outlet center is a good place to explore and you should check it out at least once if you are someone who likes garage sales. (I recommend bringing rubber gloves and hand cleaner, because the merchandise hasnt been cleaned up very well and your hands feel grungy after a while.)

Tarji Marshall

Yeah , its like dumpster diving its not supposed to be organized the environment itself is as clean as you can keep a warehouse but the bins can be a bit unsanitary at times but I guess thats why you should wear gloves and I suppose that explains the sanitizer on each pillar I dont have nothing negative to say I know what it is must be why I find the things I find which are mostly high end brands and sure sometimes it comes in less than perfect condition but its always worth it to me I could go on & on I do it For profit but u need patience for sure Its just overstock If u dont like the outlet go to the retail goodwill where its all neat, clean,organized & overpriced.

Monica Hernandez

You never know what you will find because its always something different. Its a pay per pound method so if you get 25 lbs or more its only 0.99 a lb. A word of caution tho--be wary of electrical items because there are not outlets to test them like at a regular goodwill--all items are as is and all sales are final. I have found some really great treasures like a digital camera worth $100 for about $1 and brand new patio lights worth $52 for about $2!!

brian paulson

People can hate this place because its dirty. But you just never know what you will find at the bottom of the bin. I found a pair of real Giorgio armani sunglasses in there case in perfect shape. I bought them for 3.00 and sold them for a 100.00. There are treasures in every bin. So stop breaking things when your going threw the bins. do your homework and you could find stuff worth real money. Thanks and happy hunting.

George Washington

It is pretty gross here. I dont enjoy sifting through troughs of crusty items, but sometimes thats what you gotta do to get the best deals (which are abundant here!). The employees here are also very friendly and helpful, I would give a five-star rating for customer service (just not for atmosphere). So, if youre willing to dig through a lot of junk to get some great deals, Id come here.

Clara Williams

I get that its sort of a last-ditch outlet type of place, but come on. It was so messy. At least there was basic organization in that the clothes had their own bins, but then literally everything else was thrown into a big free-for-all. There was literal trash-- empty boxes and containers that have zero value-- in some of the bins. I love Goodwill, but definitely NOT this one.

Eric E

There are quite a few things here but everything is just thrown in bins in a dis-organized fashion. If you want to know what it feels like to go dumpster diving, this is the place to shop. They sell everything by weight so if youre buying t-shirts or light things like that youll get a great deal. But if you buy anything thats heavy then you might not get such a great deal.

Shelaine Duncan

Textiles are all sold by the pound--shirts, pants, curtains, towels. Grab bags are a set price and contain a variety of household items, usually grouped as cleaners, painting supplies, toiletries, and craft supplies. If I could change or add something I would like to be able to pay for an empty bag and be able to select the non-cloth items that go in it.

Natalie kammerer

Tons of stuff at higher quality than other Goodwill bins. Sometimes you can buy by the pallet! Staff is very friendly and helpful. Always cover your shopping cart with a towel or blanket! Because if you turn away for a moment, another customer may pick from your cart. Lots of smells mingle here, so not for the scent sensitive.

Alёna Gorbunova

Brought a whole van full of great items... 6 guys watched me and my sister unload furniture and other items and were very very rude. They kept repeating wnd telling us what not to forget (things they dont accept). Overall very bad experience. Next time Ill be donating to Salvation Army. AVOID donating to this location.

A Private User

Gross! The stuff is very nasty... people bring gloves in here just to shop. I suppose if you are really into digging for a good deal, it might be worth it. Not anything like the stores, which arent that great anyway. I prefer consignment shops or little resale shops that wash stuff first!

A Private User

Its like a treasure hunt!! yes, its an outlet, but they also take donations, so theres lots of fresh stuff. Books arent the best price but clothes are cheap and Ive found tons of name brands and even designer items. Wash your hands afterwards and have some patience and you are good to go.

Mike Bolle

Great place to hunt for deals and stuff you didnt know you needed. Staff is very friendly and helpful other patrons can be snobby and rude! They should probably grow up period still a great place to shop I deal with rude people at work all the time so Im used to the General Public!