Goodwill Bins in Richmond

"Not sure what I expected. I knew that outlets had tubs to dig through, but I guess I imagined them being a bit more organized (maybe by item type, size, color even?). No, this place was an absolute, anxiety-inducing mess. I dug through a couple of bins, then ended up overwhelmed by the idea that I would probably have to spend hours there just to find anything my size in what can only be described as a clothing hurricane. I gave it two stars because it is probably my fault I didn't fully understand what I was getting into, and maybe this is just normal? I dunno, but I will likely never know because I doubt I will go to an outlet store again."

"Ah "the bins" as they are called in most re-seller groups. My first visit to this location. They don't like you taking photos or video so be discreet. Was told photos not allowed by staff. Separate electronics area that's priced more like a regular Goodwill. What's the point of that? Prices are way too high in this area. Everything is priced mid-eBay selling prices. No flipping items from here. The regular bins however not bad. I found plenty of junk for $14 I can use or sell. I am primarily a re-seller but I also buy and have found plenty of items for my personal use as well. I love the treasure hunt and if you do you probably already know all about it. This location however is kinda hidden in the back of what I always thought was just the Goodwill office building. For years I never knew this was even back here. You have to go around the building to the back! Check out the photos. Hit the thumbs up button for this review please! 👍👍👍👍"

"Not a good outlet store. Many of the other outlet stores weigh all the products by pounds. This "outlet" store has individual prices for almost everything. Was charged individual prices for cds, dvds, bag, and only few kitchen items were the weighed items. Even though I did not buy shoes or clothes, seemed like they were counting and ringing up those as individual items for persons in front of me. Not a good selection, or the to need to have been treated like a normal store to be individually charged items. First time visit and will not return."

"It's the bins. It's dirty. People grab armfuls of clothes to throw in their cart to then go through at their leisure and throw most of it back. You'll get elbowed for a shoe restock. The auctions happen behind a wall so it's loud first thing in the morning. Pretty slow rotations."