Salvos Store Greenway

“I visit Salvation Army Tuggeranong at least once a month to buy clothing and I always find the loveliest things for a very affordable price (and for this, I will continue to go), however, the staff are quite unfriendly. I often try to make conversation while checking out and remain polite even when they are monotone, vague, and dismissive. It’s a very abrupt 180 from Vinnies, Tuggeranong where all the staff are exceptionally kind. I find it odd that there are people working in a charity store with no patience or compassion at all.”

“if i could give zero stars for customer service and attitude i would. the lady at the back of the store, (Joseland st where you donate larger items) was the rudest lady in customer service ive ever come across. x2 i said "excuse me", she ignored me so i took literally 4 steps inside and said again "excuse me". without a greeting or a smile she abruptly said "get out your not allowed in here, i heard you, i was coming". well wouldn't it have been nice if she could have just acknowledged my "excuse me" call outs!!! then i would have known she heard me. she was just awful to me so i told she was rude and her attitude was not warranted, i donated my stuff to Vinnie's instead. dont work in customer service if you cant even greet people nicely. you should be ashamed of how you made me feel.”

“Normally really good. Sign out front this time said orange tags are $1. Sign inside said orange tags are $1. We were charged full price for all of the orange tags. The man who served us seemed angry to have to be serving us at all. I don't know what happened, but I doubt we'll be coming back.”

“Almost everyone volunteers and the range, quality and prices are excellent. Don't go there, cos then I won't get the best stuff.”

“Absolutely disgraceful. Tried to ring Fyshwick 3 times to arrange collection of my deceased mothers estate. No answer. Rang Tuggeranong who gave me a 137 number and when I tried to explain I had already tried that and as I live interstate and I automatically got put through to the local store. I did try it again and had the same problem. When I rang Tuggeranong back, the rude man (Albert I think it was) who answered the phone was talking over the top of me and couldn't care less. As a relation of the founder of the Salvation Army myself, I am appalled at his behaviour and the fact that when I said I would ring St Vinnies, he said ok and hung up. Pick up your game. I hope I never need your help in the future”