high prices on used stock. you can shop at two dollars more than goodwil. I saw proof today at Walmart- night gown new 10.00 - other price was 7.99 used- and dress 11.00 new - used 9.99 and up read more

This Goodwill is huge... that's it! Overpriced! Every rack & shelf is jam packed! They should do 50% off everything & clear it out!

I mean what can you say about goodwill. It's a wonderful spot to walk around aimlessly, looking at the shelves to see what you can find. This goodwill in particular was incredibly organized and at points was color coded. I wish they had a larger home goods and toy section, the clothing section however was huge. Defiantly a place to check out if you have some free time and wanna peruse an aisle or ten. read more

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We were visiting the Daytona area for the week and decided to stop into the Goodwill for a little while. This location is HUGE!!!! This location has a large selection of men's clothing and shoes. They also have a large selection of women's clothing as well. This location is very clean! The staff were all very friendly. The only negative thing was they don't have a dressing room to try clothes on. Instead they give you a 3 day return for store credit if they don't fit. My wife and I definitely recommend this Goodwill location! * I found a pair of jeans here that normally sell for $80 new I paid $8. My wife found a pair of jeans (Hudson Jeans) that normally sells for $200; she paid $9. She also found a Margo suede handbag of New York that sells for $130 new; she paid $8. read more

Goodwill - This Goodwill location is HUGE! - Thrift Stores Near Me - Port Orange, Florida

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So normally I like thrift stores, and even this one though the shoppers are often snotty, entitled jerks. The last couple of times I been here though the workers have been frustrating: they jostle their way in front of the shoppers to do...ummmmm, stuff I guess. Last week a guy pushed in front of me while I was trying to look at the TVs they had. The TVs are up on a high shelf and crammed together, while I was trying to look at them a worker got in front of me and started rearranging the things on the shelf right below the TVs. Literally pushing in front of me. Today there were 2 workers with their big yellow carts that decided to push their carts together and stop and chat with each other. They were blocking 2 of the main aisles and were oblivious to all the people trying to get pay them. When my wife said "excuse us, can we get past you" politely they huffed and took their time shoving out of the way. I remarked " I'm sorry if our shopping is an inconvenience" and she whirled and started to respond. All we heard was "What the f-" before a guy, maybe security(?, came up behind her and hugged her from behind. She quieted down and they huffed away. It seems when we go there now we are just in the way of the employees, as if the entitled bitchiness of the awful customers here has rubbed off on the employees. With so many reviews that complain about the employees I'd say that there is a management problem that nobody seems to be fixing. As a side note, prices at goodwill also seem to be getting pretty high in general. Since they work on donations I can't imagine the high prices are going back into training these crappy employees. read more

No dressing rooms and too expensive. They got greedy. Return time on clothing is short. Most items are dirty. read more

Sometimes long lines, but always a good experience! You can bring the stuff back if it doesn't work. The people are nice and friendly.

Why is this place still open? The prices are stupid expensive and it's so junky! I can't believe people still donate/ shop here! read more

Everything is priced extremely high. Most items are the same or more than retail. No electronics can be tested and no fitting rooms. Employees are very rude and really hate their jobs. When I approached the counter I was greeted by a dirty look and "what do you want". They sell counterfeit designer items and price them as authentic but provide no proof. They should not be able to sell counterfeit items it is illegal. The racks are so packed with clothes it's hard to even shop. Basic Target clothes are priced $8 or more. Don't waste your time. read more

Goodwill has lost their minds, I can go to home goods or Marshall's and buy cheaper then what their asking. Over priced donated junk. I don't think so!! read more

One of the largest goodwills I've been to. I go here mainly for anything other than clothing. As the concept of shopping for thrift clothes is kind of dead now adays as thrifting for clothes can all be done online with ebay/poshmart/etsy etc. The prices for alot of the clothing I've noticed while glancing, isn't great. It's not as if you'll find similar items on ebay for much cheaper but alot of items being barely half of the MSRP price is pretty ridiculous. Outside of Dvd players, those are like $5 That being said, outside of clothing alot of the various items are usually fairly priced. Finding rare valuable stuff here is often out of the question. That was maybe a thing before the late 2000s. But goodwill knows usually if something is actually very valuable (well, usually being the key word, I'm not going to say what exactly as this might make goodwill, specifically this shop crack down on looking up prices. But a random new "item(s)" were for sale for $5, and I knew right away that it was worth quite alot. Like over $100. That being said this is a 1 time occasion as of recently, don't actively try to hunt for valuable stuff for cheap at Goodwill, you are wasting your time. Something this specific goodwill has a crazy amount of constantly are. 1. Golf clubs, 2. Dvd players (I have yet to see a VCR there despite Goodwill in general still being known to commonly have VCRs), 3. Picture frames, 4. Paintings. Also there's at least a 100 different types of games like board games here. Issue of course is making sure all of the pieces are in it. Also to note on the dvd players and other electronics. There's pretty much no way to test them prior to purchase, you'd think a place would have some type of set up outlet to test electronics but Goodwill obviously is aware that would lead to alot of products not getting sold. I'm not 100% if Goodwill is required or enforced to test electronics prior to putting them on the shelf, but I'm sure if they do, their minimum limit is (Does it light up? Yes? Then we can sell it). And as anyone knows. Just because something lights up, doesn't mean it by default works. 1 last gripe I have about this place. Maybe it's a combination of it always being really packed. Is this place feels like a Sauna, I couldn't imagine working here with how consistently hot it is inside here. I feel like this is a common trait with Goodwill, I can't recall ever being in a Goodwill and thinking, wow this place is cold. Lol read more

Good selection of lightly used merchandise with several designer purses at reasonable prices. Bought an Ann Klein tote bag in excellent condition $15 read more

This is the worst goodwill I've ever been to they have terrible customer service (especially the old lady with short white hair she's been rude to me every time I've come) and they have terrible prices they don't have returns even though they don't have dressing rooms read more

Large selection of clothes and shoes. The prices on some stuff were high. Helpful staff at the counter.

Be weary!! This place is a scam. You will find many items that are priced more than new. Buy elsewhere and you will get a refund if something is wrong. They do not give refunds here. Think you are helping those in need? Think again. Do some research. The ones getting "help" are the CEO and upper management living in their third guest house in Colorado. Visit other thrift shops in the area that actually do good in THIS community- AND save yourself $$$ along the way. read more

Over priced located in tourist area every thing in port orange is over pricey except dollar store. Wallmarts perines stores but this goodwill they don't inspect there items they just price and put it out on the floor clothes can have stains rips ext and electrical stuff don't work most of the time there no way to test it buy at your own risk, it's just crazy be careful shopping there u may find something good but watch and inspect it good. The store only give u an exchange in 24 hours so if u pay 200 dollars for something don't work to bad u got go get something else Also sell a lot of fake designer merchandise they tell u we don't say if it's real or fake. But the prices is real so know what to look for read more

customer service is awful, store was overcrowded and not orgnanzied at all. the manager was completely unhelpful when trying to understand pricing. do not wish this store on my worst enemy. if i had caught that managers name I would be calling corporate about her. read more

The prices just keep going up !!! I think they forgot these are donated used clothing !

This store is so GREEDY!!! And be ware! They will do what they can to charge as much as possible. There is one cashier who seems to think she owns the stuff and charging any less will come out of her pocket! They took away the spend $200 and we will grace you with $5 off! But they won't forget to ask you if you want to round up! I don't know! Ask the CEO! He makes about $650,000 off of charging more than retail off of DONATIONS! read more

Two words: Overpriced and ornery. Buy used things at high prices while angry ladies scowl at you. If you are in need of this experience this is the place to go. read more

Wanted to go "thrifting" in the area after work with my sister, as a long time thrifter and Goodwill fan I am extremely disappointed by the experience we had. My sister and I respectfully looked around and shopped, we noticed a raunchy dark-haired old woman standing directly in each aisle we looked in, stepping in-front and blocking us from looking through anything. After a few minutes she moved an aisle over and continued to stake out in-front of us, as I am standing there she says rudely states without looking or acknowledging me "you have to push the (hanger/items) inward", this had me very confused and off put as I only looked at a few items at this point and left them as is on the rack, and noticed the hangers put on atrociously half-assed (clearly this is how she finds appropriate to place them and gets off on trying to make customers feel bad for her poor handling). I am not clocked in, working here, I am a paying and courteous customer and frequent donater. The clothing is laughably overpriced, fake designer, oddly picked through and set up clothing merchandise, definitely does not give the thrifting feel. The hag bothering choice customers definitely takes away from anyones enjoyment and she does more harm than good to a place as this. Will stick to other locations and donate elsewhere next time. Giving my hard earned money AND clothing to this place is a waste. read more

Prices have drastically increased and never mind color of the day... they say color of the day is "blue" but can't find any blue tags in the isles. Color of the day last week was orange yet could only find green and blue tags. Their worker bees must be getting paid to change those tag colors at the change of color of the day. Besides, I'm no longer paying $9.00 for a used shirt I could get at Ross for $7.99 new. read more

so expensive, everything is so overpriced that it's not worth it. and when it comes to color of the week you can barely find any items at any day of the week. read more

when me and my friend got to the cashier, she rang up my stuff first and asked why i would pay 12 dollars for a pair of pants? She then rudely reminds me there is a set on the rack in the back. i ask if i can run and get it while my friend is checking out after me, she throw up her hands to stop me and says no, and that i can't waste her time because there is a line. she then continues asking questions about what im buying so i told her she's wasting her own time now. after i tell her to just run it then and i'll be out of the way and she says "well it's your money". i'm sorry what happened to customer service. i ended up politely walking over after and getting what i paid for. such a weird experience she shouldn't be working upfront whoever she was. read more

Prices are way too high. $29.95 is ridiculous for a purse that was donated free. Management takes all the profits while low income people struggle to clothe their families. I will never donate or go to a Goodwill again. Shame on the management who live high on our hard earned money. read more

The store looks clean but has that dirty feel to it if that makes sense. Lots of inventory mostly clothes with household items in the back. Typical goodwill stuff but at a higher price. Inflation is real but this place is not the goodwill of old. May be worth a go if in the area but would not make a special trip of it. Other thrift stores are better and would be worth a bit of a drive. Kinda disappointing but such is life nowadays. read more

While I'm not a Goodwill aficionado in the least (sorry but I have no patience to rummage thru racks and piles of crap) but the lovely wife is and when she tells me that a Goodwill location stinks, it really must stink. As others have mentioned, this store is large. Of the maybe fifteen or twenty Goodwill locations that I've been drug to over the years in several states this is easily the biggest one hands down and while bigger certainly can equal more choices it can also equal a complete cluster.... if things are not managed properly. We pop in early-afternoon on a weekday and the store is mobbed. Parking is tough and there are just people everywhere. Also included in the everywhere would be the clothes, books, VHS tapes and every known useless bric-a-brac that you would ever want or not want to imagine. Most noteworthy were the shoe section with random sizes/shoes mixed together along with multiple pairs being left on the floor to the women's clothes that the lovely wife mentioned a few times had no rhyme or reason to the way they were racked. After a very painful forty-five minutes we left empty handed (fine by me even though that's forty-five minutes of my life I'll never get back - le sigh) which can partially be chalked up to the less than desirable quality of what was the there, the complete disarray of the layout/format and the sheer number of people/shopping carts that were packed into aisles that are way too narrow for them. No doubt we'll be back to Daytona/Port Orange in the future and at least now I have something to look forward to which is that we won't be coming back here again :) read more

Goodwill - Thrift Stores Near Me - Port Orange, Florida

Unfortunately Goodwill no longer accepts furniture. That's too bad as I am sure there are people who would like to buy some inexpensive used furniture. What happened to Goodwill? Oh well... it is what it is. read more

Goodwill is no longer for the needy. They are SO GREEDY! The people who price the FREE INVENTORY are high on something! We need to boycott these places because they are OUT OF CONTROL! The shelves are packed because the prices are too high! If there is a MSRP or a store price they mark it the same or higher! It's disheartening. I tell everyone NOT to donate to them because they are ripping people off. read more

Went to make a donation this evening. My bags were torn open in the back of my vehicle. Was told right now we can't take this stuff. We don't have anymore storage space and we don't have enough people to price it to put it out, I've never had a Goodwill not accept a donation Just moved here and place was furnished. All nice goods. I'm in shock. Will never use Goodwill again. Will mark my FB Page and talk with the ones in Arizona where they accept everything. DON'T SHOP GOODWILL read more

It's BIG and so are their prices...Might as well buy many new items for the same price!!! What about supporting the community???? read more

This is a BIG place. Filled with stuff. My wife pointed out some great prices on gowns from David's bridal normally $150 now $15. They have furniture as well. Much nicer than the location in Holly hill read more

24.99? For a used pair of vans? I can get a brand new pair for that!! Who does the pricing? He or she needs to be retrained read more

Goodwill - 24.99 for used VANS. I can two pair for that price. Not the first time being over priced!!! Who is the person pricing? - Thrift Stores Near Me - Port Orange, Florida

The employees are always friendly and helpful. The clothing could be inspected more closely before being placed for sale. Just inspect everything carefully before buying because there are no returns! read more

I would hope that within 3 years of the toilet picture that some one has picked up the discarded roll of paper and thrown it out. It took longer to take the pic than it would have to just pick it up. Lazy people like to make a big deal of somethings. read more

Only giving this a one star because of the bathroom condition. Its always nasty when I come to this Goodwill. They have nice things and the junk is nice. I told the manager about the ladies bathroom but. I don't know read more

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Good value. Clean store. Friendly staff. Nice selection of stuff, especially clothing (some of it new or nearly new). Store is usually filled with customers, so take your time and check out everything! read more

Do not shop here!!! Mr Goodwill or whoever owns this chain has everyone believing the majority of the donations goes to charities! They are the WORST! Not only that, you can buy brand new clothes for less money than what they sell for at goodwill. read more

I just spent 40 dollars on a blender/food processor got home plug it and it did not work I took it back and I was denied cash or store credit. Instead manager got me upset was not even nice. 40 dollars down the drain I thought this place is having a hart. No hart just greed and that's sad. read more

Goodwill - Thrift Stores Near Me - Port Orange, Florida

Way over priced. Found a bag of wood chips to use when smoking meat on a grill or smoker. The price was more than the original price of the bag at Walmart!! read more