Plato's Closet2511

this store in ocoee i bought in brand name clothes real nice and they took nothing i had a brand new juicy bag and offered me 3 dollars then told me juicy dont sell wtf are you kidding me i have so much now i will sell on craigslist i have uggs and juicy etc if anyone lives in orlando florida hit me up on here i have so much i will just buy from them i love there stuff

well platos seems to be awesome going tthere this week...and for all you haters when tehy didnt take your clothes oh well try again tehy migth take it if it IS good

um no we arent just upset customers. i totally agree. i went there as well, very strange. i am a shopaholic some of the things i was selling them i had never even worn and they were only a few months old i was only gettin rid of them because i just lost a ton of weight this past month and none of my clothes fit me anymore i was pretty pissed too cuz these clothes were bangin!!!!! anyways they bought 4 pieces from me out of like 10 and they gave me 6.00 dollars hahahahahahahahaahaha

This Plato's Closet is full of clothes that are faded, worn, out of style, even with items with holes and stains. Yet they would not purchase one thing that I brought in, every item of which was Hollister, Abercrombie, Forever 21, Express, etc, all in like new condition. I had recently gone through my closet and gave most of the stuff to Goodwill, saving only a few pieces that I barely wore that I thought I might get a couple bucks for. They wouldn't take a thing. What a joke.

i believe that some costomers are just upset because the store did not take their faded out clothes and their

Went to Plato's Closet the other day shopping for my daughters. Saved a ton on really good stuff. Asked about selling their clothes and was told they pay seller between 30-40 percent of what they sell it for. When we left we heard two kids in the parking lot complaining that they only got $12 for their clothes. I had to ask them what Plato's didn't take. When they showed my daughters and I, we had to keep from laughing -- styles from years ago, faded stuff and even some with holes. I guess everyone thinks their clothes are in style and in great condition -- maybe that's why they are unhappy when their clothes aren't bought. We had a great experience at the store and plan to go back.

...yesterday and yes the customer service is bad. My friend warned me not to go but I didn't listen I guess I should have because they sell your clothes way higher than what they buy them for.Out of all my clothes, and I gave them papaya, charlotte Rousse, Limited Too, Roca Wear and Forever 21 clothes most in really good condition they only took the charlotte Rousse see through shirt and said they were really selective in my opinion its just the stores itself in orlando. I went to tampa and they had way better customer service and were reasonable on the prices of buying and selling clothes.

The customer service sucks! It seems like the customer doesn't matter... only co-worker drama and side-work.

I love plato's closet. maybe you just have to be a teenager to understand. i got a chanel bag for 30 dollars that was in good condition. a CHANEL.

A real rip-off, they give you next to nothing for your cloths, and then sell them at really high prices. As if that isn't a bad enough deal, the staff came in two varieties, rude and air-head. They didn't act or look at all professional and didn't even bother to do their job. I brought in a box of items, a wide variety, most new or worn once. However, there was a leather suit jacket on the top, and they just said "That's too mature a style", and didn't bother to even look under it to see that there were lots of teen items below, designer label, and some still with price tags on them. I know it was their style because the rest of what was in that box was the same styles on their racks, just in newer shape. The person on staff was just too busy on his cell phone and didn't want to take the time. The store itself is messy and cluttered looking and really only worth going to if you want to buy someone elses worn jeans or t-shirts, which is about 90% of what they have, but frankly you can get the same things they offer at a much better price, and in better shape at a GoodWill store, and at least your donating to a good cause. Don't go to Plato's closet unless you like to pay too much for used clothing and have someone be rude to you while you are handing them money.

My daughters were looking forwarded to shopping at Plato's closet in Orland Park. I thought that for a re- sale shop it was over-priced. I felt as if they were cheating the customer! They would place little white typed pieces of paper over the prices on the sales tag from the original store to make the original store price appear more expensive than it actually was!!! (To make it appear that they were providing you with a great deal when they certainly are not!!) In several instances the original store price was anywhere for three to seven dollars cheaper than what Plato's closet reported it to be. Here are two examples! They had placed one of little white tags over the original price. The printed Plato's closet tag reported that the original shirt was 24.99. When I pulled the white tag back a bit , the original store price was listed as $ 17.99. Plato's Closet then priced the shirt at $14.99 for the customer. Another example....I saw an Old NAvy sale's price tag listed at $5.99 and Plato's closet tag was $ 6.00. I know not a big deal but where are the savings they are supposed to be providng to the customers! I am also sure that the person who sold them the shirt only received about $ .50 for it. Customer service was poor...to be quite honest they were rude. Horrible experience. My daughters were very disappointed!