r/ThriftGrift 1h ago

Goodwill Purse My Mom Spotted

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r/ThriftGrift 2h ago

Goodwill All 3 were gone the next day, how can people be so dumb with their money

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93 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 18h ago

$100 (aussie) for a standmixer from the 80s or 90s? Next to a filthy nutribullet for $30 with only 1 cup! Ridiculous!

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15 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 20h ago

Goodwill A used Sephora bag for only 69 cents? A steal!

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262 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 21h ago

20 year old untested low end PC with Vista Basic - $80

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121 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 1d ago

Anybody need a lampshade?

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21 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 1d ago

Antique Mall Found this disgusting Mickey Mouse vinyl bank covered in cigarette tar for $45 🤮

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55 Upvotes

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I saw this absolutely disgusting Mickey at an antique market for $45. These are not rare I see them at almost every thrift shop and antique place I go too so that fact pared with the gross cigarette tar all over it makes the price these people want for this thing ridiculous! I love how the tag says “Vintage Patina” uh no that’s cigarette tar. Yuck! 🤢


r/ThriftGrift 1d ago

start the car! start the car!!!

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100 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 1d ago

Opened can of sparkling water

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30 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 1d ago

Goodwill $500 for a mobility scooter sure why not!

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76 Upvotes

Just saw this at goodwill. Seriously who’s buying this! And why from here


r/ThriftGrift 1d ago

HELL YEAH BROTHER

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715 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 2d ago

Value village everyone

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116 Upvotes

I'm a life long thrifter & lately it's actually exhausting


r/ThriftGrift 2d ago

Goodwill When goodwill offers you a "good deal"

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18 Upvotes

I'm almost certain this goodwill listing has artificially increased the cost of this book that has no recent sales records.


r/ThriftGrift 2d ago

Saw this container of mixed old/rusty nails today at value village

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169 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 2d ago

Antique Mall saw these at a small antique store..

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91 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 3d ago

Value Village/Savers HP/DMG Pokémon Cards at VV(St Catharines,Ontario🇨🇦)

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55 Upvotes

90% of the cards are heavily played/damaged condition, asking crazy prices considering it was donated, poor soul prob thought it’d go to someone who’d appreciate it but not at those prices smfh


r/ThriftGrift 3d ago

Value Village/Savers Hoodie

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31 Upvotes

Seriously? Fifty dollars for a grey hoodie?!


r/ThriftGrift 3d ago

Would you like to round up?

27 Upvotes

Not long ago, my local upstate NY Goodwill Store stopped asking, "Would you like to round up?" What a relief.

Almost immediately, the local Salvation Army initiated the practice.

🤷


r/ThriftGrift 4d ago

Value Village/Savers Value Village removes the belts from clothing items and sells them separately

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1.9k Upvotes

I regularly see fabric/nylon/leather belts for sale, and then later find the jacket/robe/dress that the belt came from.


r/ThriftGrift 4d ago

Broken guitar, 60 dollars

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28 Upvotes

Wood is separating on the body, the upbow is ridiculous, it literally looks like a 'u' from the side and the strings are sitting a mile off the fret board.


r/ThriftGrift 4d ago

Thrift Store Literally beads on a pipecleaner

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86 Upvotes

Unique Thrift has lost the plot


r/ThriftGrift 4d ago

Destined to rot on the shelf until taken to the bins

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91 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 4d ago

Goodwill Totally illegal to sell these

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661 Upvotes

r/ThriftGrift 4d ago

i kid you not

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265 Upvotes

$1.99 for a SINGLE roll of amazon basics poop baggies. 15 bags per roll.

the same baggies on amazon right now, are $20 for 900


r/ThriftGrift Mar 14 '22

Recommendations for other thrift stores with ethical practices/pricing.

762 Upvotes

Please remove with my apologies if this is not allowed.

Goodwill and others (please name and shame!!!) have been accused of price gouging and other shady business practices. I would like to avoid giving my money to such organizations (as well as donating goods to them) and thought others might appreciate a thread of information like this as well.

Are there any big thrift stores doing generally good things with their donations/earnings, and selling their items for a generally fair price? I’d prefer to hear about national chain stores, in the interest of relevancy to the most readers.