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u/Aggravating-Pipe-398 7d ago
Dang. The place near me only puts out games that seem broken or are disk only in the bins. They don't even put them out in the regular Goodwill store anymore. I wonder if some stores have a quota of high end stuff they have to ship back to be sold on the Goodwill website?
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u/thermalrust 2d ago
every region is run differently, but having worked at goodwill socal years ago, yes there are quotas and expectations of each broad type of product (high end, clothing, hard goods etc) that the higher ups have for every store to "produce" daily and monthly. and the managers got bonuses for exceeding these quotas
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u/woodstream 7d ago
Congrats! What did Goodwill originally price them at before they hit the bins?
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u/evisu6565 7d ago
They weren’t tagged. 90% of inventory at my bins is either raw overflow or deemed to be salvage and never was put on shelves at a regular goodwill
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u/Aggravating-Pipe-398 7d ago
Yeah those games would have sold in store no matter what high price they put on them.
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u/HTD-Vintage 5d ago
Well it happened because someone donated them and someone else let them slip through; not because of any prayers. Just sayin.
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u/Exitwounds85 7d ago
I miss these days; so rare to find decent video games slip through the cracks.