Thrift Stores near Fillmore, CA

“Great store. Customer service people always very nice. It's a hit or miss. Sometimes I find some good stuff and sometimes walk out with nothing. Two things I wish they would do... They used to have a few shopping carts until one day they were all gone. I have no idea why they took them out of the store, but I wish they would bring them back as it does make shopping easier because the little baskets sometimes just aren't enough. I also really wish that they would put in a couple of dressing rooms.”

“One of the great places to shop at are thrift stores. You always get great deals for low prices. Many thrift stores donate to charity for the poor and homeless. Some people dislike this place for two reasons. It's small & the prices. This place has been around for a long time. Moorpark isn't like Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, or Los Angeles. Moorpark is a small city. They're been slow to expand as far as I know. If you're a business owner, you take what you can get. It's a small store & the store employees put out as much as they can. Some people feel like it's claustrophobic, especially when it's busy. Now, when it comes to prices, I think they're fair. Places like these are mom's & pops shops. They try to make money from what they can, and they use it to pay the bills & donate to charity. But some people who shop try to lowball their way to an almost free sale. In other words, trying to make the seller, sell it lower than it's worth, so the buyer will pay less even though the price is cheaper than buying it at full retail price. I dislike those types of people and would never do business with them after I got burned a few times selling stuff myself. Never again! If you dislike the store, leave. But posting negative comments saying the prices are too high, go to eBay & Amazon where sellers tend to rip you off & inflame prices beyond reseasonable, even for used items, outdated or old. The employees are all friendly & kind. Not all the employees are the ones who price the items. I find the prices great. Like many thrift stores, they don't do price matching. Stop asking! I see it all the time. Many employees are retired & do this for free. They love helping their community. Probably the worst thing I see people do is steal. I hate stealing and hate people who steal from thrift stores. Especially, people who steal from Christian stores. These stores are trying to pay rent, & donate to charity, homeless, and so on. I love coming here when I can.”

“Dropped off about 12 bags of my deceased Father's clothes Tuesday morning. The lady working the drop off section was nice and gave me a receipt. Didn't go inside but it served its purpose, so all ok with me.”

“Great place to donate! The drop-off process is super easy. Just drive around to the back of the store where you’ll see the Goodwill sign. The staff is friendly and efficient, making donations quick and hassle-free. Highly recommend!”