Sometimes you find these ridiculously good items here that will surprise you. I got some RL polo sweaters here for about $ 30. And they had a variety of them. These key finds are pretty random however. They have all types of household goods and food items. I would compare this place to a lower end Kmart. lol. It is actually my go to place to get snow shovels and snow melts for some reason.
Vineet S.
Classificação do local: 2 Jersey City, NJ
This place has definitely an identity crisis. In my opinion it falls somewhat between the category of a dollar store and a thrift store. The store definitely has a huge stock but one has to ber very careful and as most of the stuff is very low quality. There will be pratically no store reprenstative nobody on the floor which can answer any questions about the merchandise which is in store. The only plus is returns are easy. Am I coming back here, Hell no!
Roderick A.
Classificação do local: 3 Jersey City, NY
There is Heaven, where all good souls go when they die. There is Purgatory, wherein souls go when they are in between Heaven and Hell. Then there is Hell, where you end up going if you’ve been very bad. And I can now add to the list: National Wholesale Liquidators. now i’ve been coming here for years on end. Where else can you find a 10-pack of Irish Spring soap, a gallon of Pantene shampoo, and a VCR, all for less than $ 50? Nowhere, thats where! Sure, i’m a big fan of short sleeve 3-piece suits myself, and i’m willing to pay the .99 that it costs. The problem is, its scary to come in here. Nothing is arranged properly, the floor itself is scattered with products that customers AND employees just throw on the floor. And the signs that are posted above to tell you which aisle you are in are absolutely no help. today was even worse: i was waiting on line to pay my stuff. An older woman is standing at the front of the store, looking for her granddaughter. so how does she go about looking for her? BYYELLINGHERNAMEFROMTHEFRONTOFTHESTORE! She goes«Sheronda!!! Sheronda! I told you I gots to goto the dollar sto’!»(yes her name was Sheronda because thats what the woman said at least a hundred times). I mean, people in the back of the store could hear her, thats how loud she was. Security guard goes to her to ask if she needs help, and the woman goes, «mind yo’ business, its MY granddaughter!» The guard was like, «Please let me use the intercom system instead of you yelling. its disturbing to the rest of the customers.» Finally Sheronda comes up and apologizes to everyone for her grandmother being all loud and rude. Such a nice, young girl. so there you go. I doubt you’ll get a loud-ass grandmother yelling while you’re there but it really is a good place to find lots of bargains, even if the products are 20 years old.