I felt so comfortable. James was very professional and knows what he is doing. The photos turns out…read moreamazing. I highly recommend them. I cannot wait to do another one

The couples boudoir shoot was a wonderful experience, and I can definitively say that it was one of…read morethe most fun "dates" I've ever been on in my life. We had a blast during our session, and it was an opportunity for closeness and bonding. Our images turned out gorgeous and classy, and it was a challenge to narrow down the selection. In fact, some of the pictures turned out so fantastic I couldn't believe they were really me! It's definitely a confidence booster and I love being able to appreciate the still frames of my partner. We wanted our images to be 'electric' like our connection, and James absolutely nailed it. I think everyone deserves to feel sexy and confident, so a boudoir shoot is a fun and creative way to do just that.

There prices are ridiculous & doesn't look no better than other stores .Walmart is just as good &…read moreisn't as expensive as them .

Me and my daughter went in there days ago, soon as I go in no one spoke, I had great intentions on…read morepurchasing a few pair of jeans but in the mean time I kept getting starred at by the employees no one greeted me or asked if I needed any assistance, so i left and went to another AE 33 miles away .

Wow! I thought Myrtle Beach and the Wilmington location were the best, until today! Dropped in here…read morewhile working in the area. Beautiful store! Clean, organised and so many great clothes. Home accessories, pet supplies, etc. dropped 175.00 in less than 30 minutes. No line like other locations, and friendly service. Anything you need, they surely have it here! Clean restrooms too. Next to a Ross, but didn't go in. I got more than I wanted or needed here, and happy about it. Great location! Plenty of parking as well.

Store is well kept and stocked. Staff is very nice and helpful.. there was a lot of clearance but…read moreprices were pretty good too. Lots of things to look at because they had things our TJ Maxx didn't have! Every department was clean and lots of items to choose from!

So unorganized... and why would they price shoes at $47 freaking dollars? 2 pairs of Nikes both…read morepriced at $47 each... yes, decent shape but you can get a new pair at the Nike Outlet for about that ......The main manager has always been rude... . There was a certain electronic piece of equipment I was interested in, but of course they don't know if it works and it didn't have a charger. I know the ridiculous no-return policy but I asked one of the managers if I could get a better deal because they couldn't tell me if it really worked. This was about 15 minutes after I heard another customer ask about a discount and she gladly gave him one, saying, "I'm going to need your friend today", but when she came to the resgister for my request, all of the sudden is , "we don't do discounts". I told her that I just heard her give another customer a discount and she became very defensive saying "that was a different situation ". So then, why LIE to my face. And lastly.. FIX YOUR AC gotta be 85 degrees in there , people walking around just sweating in there! ... if you're selling used shoes for $50 then you should have plenty of $ to make your customers comfortable I have lived all over being a military wife.... never seen this "bin" system. Other states' Goodwills that I have shopped at are organized, have a return policy, have at least 1 day out of the week for military discounts (also days tor senior citzens and teachers discounts), and treat all their customers well... wth wrong with this one. I would highly recommend donating your items to the Fordham House where people can get things they need for free. I just donated 3 large bags to them

I visit goodwill stores regularly but I have found the GCF in Kinston and Goldsboro have very old…read moreclothes and hardly any new like pieces. I don't believe it's because the donations are slow, I think it's because they don't have a rotation system of clothing with price decreases. Other Goodwills use color tags and eventually the clothing rotates to 1/2 price. That way the clothes are always rotating. If there is a blouse that is $4 today even if the blouse is 20 years old, it will eventually leave the store because the buyer will not mind paying half price for a 20 year old top. However, because GCF prices are static (not reduced), the old clothes remain longer, eventually offering an old smell to the store and the rest is history. A top that is 25 years old will cost $3.99 and a top that is newer will cost the same. The older tops "will remain" the longest unless vintage clients shop more. The GCF management decision makers aren't marketeers apparently but may be stuck in the 70s market strategies. However, it is learned from many stores who listened to paradigms ( an example or pattern, a model) fail to fall into the pattern of disaster or collapse. However,Sears, fell into collapse. They continue to have clothing for one market(older crowd) which eventually was replaced with online shopping but the young crowd was still shopping. When younger people saw the clothing they went elsewhere. The patten is sell to the customers not sell "FOR " the customers. GCF sells beat up shoes,tattered handbags, the men's suits are ancient and the shelves are full of junk knickknacks. Like Sears, they think people will continue to buy clothes sitting on their racks for months upon months. There is a worldview of methodologies how thrift stores thrive and are successful. It would behoove GCF to review some of these systems. I will continue to find thrift stores that relinquished old and smelly clothing to the trash or discount them. I have even heard of stores having complete 1/2 price days just to get rid of static old items.. I am sure quilters would love that day..