Emmaus 94 Communaute Emmaus du Plessis-Trevise

Bon un quart d heure avant , 20 minutes pour payer!!! Un peu plus et je devais revenir chercher mes sacs 2 caisses ca serait utile

Des prix completement deconnectes !!!! A l'origine cette association propose des equipements divers provenant de dons (chose qui semble completement oubliee a la vue des prix a la revente). En effet, aujourd'hui les prix proposes sont sont beaucoup trop cher, trop de gens aujourd'hui n'ont pas les moyens et Emmaus etait une solution. A ce jour, certains meubles sont inabordables (canapes a plus de 800EU, meubles salle de bain a 300EU...) A croire que depuis l'annonce sur l'Abbe Pierre tout semble partir a volo dans cette association...

Tooooop. Prix et qualite et surtout un accueil chaleureux.

Les prix deraillent completement ! Avant, les prix etaient accessibles, maintenant certains articles sont plus chers que les prix du neuf ! Une chaise d'occasion en bois : 100 euros ! Des tables relativement usees : 500 euros ! Certains prix absents du mobilier, fixes a la tete du client ! Bref, ils prennent beaucoup de gens pour des pigeons ! Aider les pauvres, d'accord, mais beaucoup de vos acheteurs le sont aussi, ou sont des gens très modestes. Revenez a la realite, messieurs les gerants, et cessez de profiter de l'humanite comme nos politiques le font !

Nous y allons depuis des annees pour y faire des trouvailles a tous petits prix et donc imbattables. Tout le personnel est accueillant et bienveillant que ce soient les travailleurs ou les benevoles qui donnent genereusement de leur temps. Merci beaucoup a tous. Nous continuerons a venir vous voir

L'accueil pour les dons a de bons horaires pour deposer et c'est bien. L'accueil est correct et de l'aide est possible pour les chaises un peu lourdes ou encombrantes. On y retournera pour les boutiques.. Petite remarque, ca serait sympa que certaines ouvertes que le samedi proposent un autre jour dans la semaine.

I want to share a very unpleasant experience I had at Emmaus in Plessis-Trevise. Upon entering the jewelry section, there was a sign stating that there should be no more than six people at a time. A woman then spoke to us in a very rude manner, implying that we couldn't read. Surprised, I immediately apologized and offered to leave, but she ultimately told us to stay... all the while continuing to complain. A few moments later, other people entered, and then the tone was completely different: "It's not a big deal, come in, get warm." The difference in treatment is hard to ignore. The situation worsened when she repeatedly said, referring to us, "Grown-ups can't read, can they?" This kind of remark is humiliating and inappropriate. I find this deeply disappointing, especially coming from a place like Emmaus, which is supposed to uphold values of solidarity, respect, and inclusion. I sincerely hope this message will serve as a reminder of the importance of treating every person with respect and fairness.

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Point positif : très bien organisé et bien range Point negatif : il est dommage que beaucoup de prix ne sont pas affiches. Malheureusement dans certains rayons les prix sont donnes a la tete du client ou au bon vouloir du vendeur. Pour un article on a eu 2 prix differents !!

Rien d' interessant ! linge vaisselles jouets etc . les articles interessants sont mis de cote par les vendeurs pour les donner gratis a leurs compatriotes Africaines qui viennent tout recuperer dans des sacs deja tout prets . Ils ne laissent plus rien qui vale le deplacement .

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Unfortunately, I'm very disappointed. I used to go there very often, but that's no longer the case. First of all, the prices for clothing and shoes are inflated. The items are analyzed, and once the brand is taken into account, you're given a price. Up to that point, I thought that was normal, even if some fast fashion brands are considered "big brands." However, where I find a major problem is that a price list is displayed throughout the store for clothing, and two prices are indicated: one for regular clothing and another for brand-name clothing. EU1-EU2 is usually added to the price, but this price list isn't respected. You're charged EU4-EU5; the prices are inflated depending on the customer. Some volunteers set aside clothes for acquaintances or for themselves. The prices are so inflated that sometimes, even if you try to negotiate slightly, they become unpleasant and suggest you ask, "If you're not happy, then don't buy designer clothes." I'm quoting one of them, a woman named Marie, who told me this. I find it regrettable that people are spoken to like that. Listening to the conversations between customers and volunteers, you understand that some are privileged; they get bags of clothes. The prices have inflated because the place is popular, which I can understand, but the prices are exorbitant for used clothes that are donated for free. It's very sad and unfair to the other people, and above all, I would like to remind the volunteers of the Emmaus principle. I sincerely hope that the necessary steps will be taken.

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It seems the man who usually works the cash register was at the donation counter today. Wherever he is, he's always unpleasant; he doesn't know how to say hello or thank you. What a shame; from now on, I'll take my donations elsewhere.

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I am writing to express my profound dissatisfaction following my recent visit to your establishment. I noted several unacceptable issues: Prices: I observed that your prices have become excessively high, sometimes exceeding the price of new items in the original stores. This completely contradicts the association's spirit of solidarity. Inconsistent pricing: On several occasions, the price displayed on the item changed at the checkout. The salesperson arbitrarily altered the price, which is a dishonest practice. Staff behavior: The reception was deplorable. The salesperson was rude and disrespectful. Furthermore, when donating clothing or other items, we were received in a very unpleasant manner. It is regrettable to see Emmaus become such a strange and unwelcoming place. I hope you will take the necessary steps to correct your team's behavior and review your pricing policy.

Very well organized and we found some real gems!!!... The kindness and helpfulness of the ladies at the jewelry shop were also noteworthy.... A real treat

This site is very well designed for both depositing and buying

Very welcoming, just that sometimes in the toy section the prices do not correspond to the ethics of a community that receives donations.

I went there yesterday at 3:10 PM. The shops were closed and the staff had left, even though Google says closing time is 3:30 PM. I gave them a bracelet to sniff. It's impossible to find it now; nobody has it. This is the fourth time I've gone there!

Price too high.

Treasures in haberdashery and kindness. A real gem

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