All Things Possible

I had some furniture to donate, and I called All things possible to schedule a pick up last Friday. The woman I spoke with informed me that they would arrive the next day at 11 AM. I drove to the apartment (where I no longer live) to wait for them to come. At 11:15, I called to get an ETA on the truck. I was informed that the truck wasn’t even there on Saturday and she didn’t know why someone told me they’d come by. She rescheduled me for Monday (today) at 11 AM.
Again, I drive across town to where I no longer live to wait for them. At 11:15, I called to get an ETA on the truck. She said the truck was up in [some city far away] today and they wouldn’t be able to come til tomorrow. I explained my history with the company to her, told her I had to have everything moved out by Wednesday and expressed my concern over whether they would come the next day or not. She gave me the number for her supervisor so I called her.
Her supervisor took down my information and called me back 10 minutes later to inform they weren’t going to pick it up AT ALL. The driver is a one man show, and he has no one to help him with furniture, so they don’t pick it up.
I’m not sure why this isn’t being taught to people who schedule pick ups, but this was very frustrating. I wasted my time, gasoline and took time away from work to wait on these people who were never coming.

Overpriced. Buyer beware. If they have a sign that shows a price for items, for example, plush toys and you spend some time picking a few out, when you get to the counter the manager will not honor the list. Every toy you put up the price is higher. Oh, that’s Mickey Mouse, or Oh, that’s a Carebear. Any item she recognizes double, or more. If they want to price it higher, do so before the customer wastes their time.

#1 thrift store in Murfreesboro. I only come here once every few months, but I make sure to come on the day that women’s clothing is 99 cents per piece. These deals put Goodwill Industries to shame! They have electronics, furniture, books, clothing, and various small items such as frames, dishes, baskets, candles, etc.
Here’s a few examples of purchases I have made there in the past couple of days:
4 small cinnamon candles for $ 0.54
Three balls of yarn, 1 package of birthday candles, and 30 plastic hangers for $ 2.55
One pair of corduroy pants, Mossimo brand, two quality V-​neck black tshirts, one long-​sleeved, red, 100% cotton shirt, and a package of rubber hair bands for $ 5.23
You can always feel good about a purchase that was on sale from this place!

This is one of my secret thrift stores I go to. I used to live in the boro and frequented the all things possible down there. I was happy to know there’s one here in Nashville too. They have a calender of deals so you will know what happens on what day in advance. They always have 99 cents days off clothing twice a month and 50−75% off different things every day. They have furniture, clothes, home goods, books, and etc a lil of mix of everything. I will say the this is a hot thrift store but I deal with it because i usually always find some great vintage stuff here.
Prices are very fair and always even better with the daily deals, they always have 2 or 3 racks of 99 cents items ranging from womens to kids clothing. Dressing rooms are nice and clean which is great for a thrift store. This particular store is run by highschool students i think that are apart of a non-​profit program and it benefits the program and teaches kids how to run a business.
Love this place.