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351 Kenmount Rd, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, A1B 3R2, Canada
(709) 753-7283 www.epilepsynl.com
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Dec 21, 2018
I love how much stuff they have and that most things are relatively cheap and affordable. I found some books that I purchased and I enjoy but I kind of wish that they would give you a better deal if you're buying in bulk. I must have purchased 30 plus books and the person at the cash thought they were $2 each but turned out they were $5 each. Still happy with my purchase but a little disappointed at the confusion... As my purchase came to over $200 whereas it could have been just over $80.

Oct 20, 2018
Love thrift stores especially ones for a good cause. However this store is not making the best use of its space (which is really large) it requires an entire makeover in presentation as well as organising the merchandise. Is there a committee that could do this? The potential for this store is huge.

Jul 11, 2018
The place is overpriced and difficult to pick through. They very rarely have a sale so the old stock never gets cleared out making the racks crammed. The atmosphere is unfriendly, dim, and depressing. Turning on some music wouldn’t hurt! My biggest complaint Is how inconvenient it is to try on clothes. They have a policy where you are allowed to take 5 items in at a time, but they take your cart up to the cash area. You are told to ring a bell when you want more items. Most of the time the staff are too busy to actually help so you end up having to get dressed, leave your purse etc in the fitting room (unattended) and get the clothes yourself. I feel like this makes customers feel uncomfortable as the employees suspect everyone is a thief. Major reason why I stopped shopping here. Whoever made this policy needs to seriously reassess. Inconvenience at its finest.

Jun 14, 2018
There is really only one day out of the year to shop here and that is on National Epilepsy Day. On that day, the whole store is 50% and that is the only day you can get items for a decent price. The store is large and the selection is good but the prices are way too high. Like what many thrift stores are doing, they look up items they think are valuable on eBay but they look at listing prices and not SOLD prices. They have a section in the thrift store behind the glass counters that is crammed with overpriced stuff that never sells, many with "eBay printouts" in front of them. I get a chuckle every time I go in there and see a pack of 1992 sports cards for $10 when the whole set of cards is worth that much. That pack of cards has been sitting there for 2 years. Lowers your prices, folks!

Nov 27, 2018
Always a gem in the pile if you got time to look.

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