Goodwill Bins in Englewood

"These places have always treated their customers like dirt but it was worth putting up with in the past because you would find allot of cool stuff. I used to drive to Denver at least once a week and would buy a hundred pounds or more of stuff every time. I’ve heard Goodwill started employing people to extract the good stuff so they can auction it off themselves. It seems pretty plausible because you could probably find better stuff at a landfill now. It’s nothing but Used Walmart clothing and yard sale rejects. Today an employee told me I couldn’t sit on a chase lounge they had for sale while I was waiting for them to rotate bins so I threw all my stuff back and left since it was all stuff barely worth buying anyway."

"Black Friday simulator except it's mystery items and you never know what you're going to find. I spent 3 hours here sorting through clothing to get one gigantic bag for $35. When I was first rung up they charged me $65, I had never been so I paid it until my friend and the cashier started questioning things. My friend was like that isn't right, and thankfully the cashier agreed and refunded the $65 purchase and paid the $35 instead which seemed more reasonable. You just need to know what you're doing to be safe here. Men's bathroom was clean, it's only 1 person at a time and requires a code. I guess they had problems in the past. It was nice though now. They have a rule for no one under 16 can shop but I saw some little kids trying to shop the bins, need stricter enforcement there. One lady with really short hair was trying her best. Staff are all hard working and fast. It's a bit of a mad house in there. Some of the clothing I got to resell was quite nice, like some good quality Volcom snowboarder pants, business pants multiple pairs, good quality vintage t-shirts. You got to really dig in these bins. Just random items all over the place. A lot of resellers but also people shopping for their kids or themselves. I'm taking a shot at reselling this lot to see what it's like. It's an experience for sure."

"This was an interesting stop! Quite the experience. I'll call it bin shopping. It's obviously a sport to some. Bins are brought out, customers stand behind a red line, they say go, and everyone runs to dig through the bins. The bins are exchanged, and you do it all over again. When it's time to pay, you put your finds on a big scale and pay by the pound. I'm not sure it's worth the trouble. I didn't really find anything, and there was a lot of broken glass and other not so great things in the bins. Many people had gloves on. There was some pushing and shoving. Interesting."

"Probably the worst bins in the Colorado area. The stuff isn’t the best it seems like they have employees take out what they want first. The checkout is the worst and is so long because they take out your stuff and rearrange the categories that aren’t even on the board!! At the point you don’t even know what you’re paying for. The employee named Juliana or whatever had her grubby hands take my shoes out of the cart and told me it was $1.89 per pound… okay it was with the clothes why are you being sketchy and taking them out just to charge them separately for no reason? Employees are snarky and bad vibes and negative energy all day long. Don’t go to this bins… just a waste of time. I recommend the Denver or any other one would be better than this one. Overrall this outlet is sketchy and annoying, won’t be going there anymore 🫣"