T.J. Maxx — Local services in Greenwood

I absolutely love shopping here. It's my favorite store in Greenwood. The prices are always fair and you can't beat their clearance prices. They have name brand clothing, perfumes, and purses that are a steal compared to other retailers. They have a great home goods section too. Such cute and inexpensive items for your home. You just can't beat it. I've pretty much redecorated my entire house from this store and Marshall's/HomeGoods store in Greenville for less than $500. The one thing I'd like to see more of in this particular store would be plus size fashions, especially more plus size clothes targeted towards younger women. There is only a small rack with plus size clothing there, so it isn't the best place to shop if you wear anything larger than a 12/14 or an XL. Also the store manager is super friendly and very interactive with her customers. She always speaks to me and my children whenever we see her and the same goes for most of the employees that work there. They are seem...

Update: Fall is here at TJMAXX. See decorations in attached photos. I usually shop here for my Skinny brand zero calorie coffee syrups but they aren't stocking them like they used to. I hope they don't get rid of them because this is the only place locally I can get them.

Older review: I'm addicted to this place. I usually get my sugar-free flavored coffee syrup from here. The have the best price I have ever found. I put into my protein shakes, oatmeal, Cinnamon swirls all to help my protein food taste palatable.

The other thing that I'm addict to at this store is all their gnome decorations. I started collecting gnomes well before the rest of the world did. My husband was told by one of his students that he looked like a gnome because of his long beard, at that time his plump physique, and that he was always wearing a toboggan cap. They have a great selection of quality...

The manager and cashiers aggressively and deceivingly push customers toward applying for a TJX rewards credit card. The term "credit card" was actually omitted from the pitch. My wife, who is not familiar with the process of applying for credit cards was basically conned into getting one, thinking it was just a rewards card that customers can usually get at grocery chains. Corporate office was unhelpful in resolving this. My wife's credit score took a double hit from the initial credit pull for card approval and a second one for canceling the card. This is downright unethical and wrong. The store officials should be ashamed of themselves for tricking naive and unsuspecting customers into applying for credit cards like this in the middle of a...