They overprice the clothes, and the sales aren't great. When you bring in items to consign,…read morethere's no rhyme or reason for items they take or don't take. I've brought in high end clothes with the tags still attached, and they wouldn't take them. I don't understand their logic. Most of the sales people are friendly, but not so much the owner.

Her inventory is well selected and worth the prices. I found several tops and a pair of jeans that…read morehave washed well and do not look used.

This shop closed a couple of years ago. I wish I could have gotten my consignments returned!read more

Great clothes and fair prices! Was a cute place to stop on my travels. The environment was…read morewelcoming and I snagged some great finds!

Located at the intersection of Main and Market St. in a squat, decrepit-looking mid-century modern…read morebuilding, this Salvation Army houses a pirate's hoard of grimy, musty old clothes, (mostly broken) housewares and general items and a large selection of (also mostly broken) assorted older antique store fare up front by the cash registers. Definitely a place to hit up if you wanna nab some old cracked Precious Moments figurines (I know I do!) or rusty kitchen appliances that probably don't work (I definitely do) or some old musty cardigan sweaters (I'll take 'em all!). And if you're prepared to drop the big bucks, you might get lucky and find an old English Leather Aftershave gift set at the front counter. Some chipped depression glass, old postcards and a busted-up violin might also be within your reach too depending on the day. When I stopped in recently I scored a Golden Girls Christmas sweatshirt and an ugly retro canvas suitcase from the 70s, so obviously a damn good haul for me. My girlfriend actually liked the Golden Girls sweater and suggested I wear it to her friend's ugly Christmas sweater party. Naturally, I told her I would sooner burn it than allow it to be worn to such an event. Luckily, it's way too small for me anyway and will probably just sit on a shelf in my closet for a few years until I decide to cycle it out into a garbage bag for long-term storage in the basement. Ugly Christmas sweater party... The suitcase, however, will be displayed prominently among my ever-growing collection of vintage luggage.

Some great finds in here…read more This location is very convenient for people that use the bus. Finding parking for a car is a bit more challenging, but not not at all impossible. As soon as you step in, the place smells a bit funky. Dig around and you will find some nice leather jackets and decor for the house. There are different colored tags for specific items each day of the week. Mondays are half off! It gets busy. Not the best Salvation Army location i've been to, but a good place to find special party themed clothing. Jewelry is kept in a glass shelf in the front of the store. If you buy glass items, the staff members will wrap it for you in newspapers. There is some furniture, books, lots of clothes, cups, plates, lamps, purses, and decorations for the house. Service here didn't really stand out.

I have been to Lettis auction several times and the owner Kevin remembers my name every time and…read morethanks me for coming. He has a wide variety of items, from everyday housewares to expensive art, furniture and collectibles. A treasure to the community, it is no wonder they have packed house every time. The customer service here is exceptional.

I like the business model that includes both an outside tent area and an indoor auction. It affords…read morethe individual to get more of a variety of items of interest. The co-owner, Kevin is most congenial, and knowledgeable. One very salient thing about auction. Examine what you're interested in, and determine whether your interest is personal, collecting or re-sale. In any situation develop knowledge not from the ending prices but from actual knowledge.

It's a consigners dream. The best attribute of Cornucopia is that as a consigner they accept most…read moreanything. I'm so used to Silks and Treasures long list of items and brands they don't consign as they only have so much room because everyone consigns there that they want only things that can bring a larger sale which makes sense but so many gently used or barely worn items I couldn't bring went to Cornucopia and always sells. I've gained some nice returns at Silks but more than trippled that at Cornucopia in half the time. My consignment experience with Shakedown Street was awful. I never saw even one item I consigned on the floor and things like brand new bags and shoes which would have sold in a couple days, a week at most at Silks and Treasures were never bought at Shakedown. I consigned hundreds of dollars worth of clothing, bags and shoes and got one payout for 12 bucks and another for 22 bucks. That's it. Pretty sure they made a killing selling my stuff online, at least that's what I heard. Cornucopia actually let's you have your items back too if they don't sell which is the major draw for consigning there. And the store looks nice for the most part. My only complaint is the new clothes they have are too expensive so naturally people buy the used stuff. I've bought many nice dresses and jeans there this past year and they don't take out anything so I find myself looking for tank tops by pushing past the turtleneck sweaters but it's worth it. No fuss no worries no list to remember and I either pick up my cash or pick up my stuff if it ends up not selling so I never loose or feel cheated.

I used to stop in here once in a while to see what they had. Every time I went there, I was always…read morea mess. Boxes of items never unpacked, and the 2 girls that work there just sit behind the counter on their phones. In the back room, there are clothes on the floor, and it is just an unorganized clutter mess. The clothing and shoes are in terrible shape and outdated and they smell. I will not go back, it is pretty gross.

I don't frequently stop in Salvation Army stores but we were waiting for some Chinese food across…read morethe street at China19 and walked here to look around. We actually found two board games to play with the kids. The store is well organized and relatively clean. The majority of the floor space is occupied with clothing racks, but the sides of the store have other items; toys, books, housewares, etc. The toys we bought were in good shape. The building looks like it's starting to show its age. Prices were very reasonable. There was some on-street parking right in front of the store.

Bailed on a pickup of 12 boxes of household goods with no explanation. Wanted to reschedule to a…read moremonth later.

Just to save anyone looking at this a trip: Triple J's is no longer here. As of 5/27/2023, I…read moredrove by the building and there's a For Lease sign out and no tenant (thrift shop or otherwise) here.

From the owner: Whether you're looking to furnish your dorm or just spend an afternoon thrifting, Triple J's Thrift…read moreStore is the place for you. At our community thrift store in Oneonta, NY, you'll find a huge selection of furnishings at super low prices. But we don't only sell furniture! From appliances to clothing to home décor, our thrift store has it all. Stop by our store today to see for yourself. You're sure to find something unique to add flair to your home, spice up your wardrobe or gift to a friend.