Most people give to goodwill to get rid of their stuff, it's not that deep. She is technically providing a service, she spends the time to look through stuff and drive to different stores and clean things up and make them presentable. Sometimes you are good at finding things other people don't see, but would want. I do this all the time and it's how I have so many name brand things, also rare finds from clothing to books to furniture.
What judgmental people need to realize is that Goodwill IS a reseller itself. Everything they have is donated so if they really cared about poor people they’d distribute it to them instead of selling it and making a huge profit.
I understand we live in a capitalist country where drop-shopping and reselling thrifted clothes for a markup exists. It still doesn’t mean this isn’t unethical. Most people give to Goodwill so their used items can go to the less fortunate. The less fortunate rely on Goodwill for their clothing needs. Then there are people who are buying up all the nice items for a profit. Some children would be thrilled to have just 1 name brand piece of clothing. Yes, you are spending your time and gas to go and pick out these items, imo it still doesn’t justify this. At the end of the day, people will continue to do these things. It’s just very frustrating and makes me feel sad for the people that can’t find nice things at places like Goodwill anymore
😂. Thrift stores have never been for poor people. They are businesses and they are for everyone. Goodwill is a for profit company masquerading as a charity. They have for profit websites where they sell donated items. I have a video where I show a pair of boots that sell brand new for $35, but Goodwill is trying to sell them for $80. By the way, having an opinion doesn’t mean that you can decide how others make a living just because you don’t like what they choose to do. You should stop judging others.
@@Resellocity We are supposed to judge others. It’s how we call out bad behavior. If you don’t judge people, that means you just allow anything to to happen around you and you don’t do or say anything. Your reply is basically saying well everyone else does it (including Goodwill) so I’m doing it too. Again, doesn’t make it right. But whatever, people do immoral crap everyday. It is what it is
@@callmeifyougetlost2079 apparently you were never taught anything. Religious people believe that only God can judge so no according to them, we’re not supposed to judge others. I don’t believe in any of that crap, but being nosey, or pretending that you’re better than someone else because of how they make money doesn’t make you better than they are. People are going to make money how they want no matter how much you whine about it. Resellers are not doing anything wrong or illegal. We’re pretty much just personal shoppers for people who can’t, or don’t have time to find the items themselves.
@@callmeifyougetlost2079 and no, I’ve been reselling since before eBay existed so I’m not saying “if everyone is doing it I’m going to do it too” because I was reselling before the majority of these people knew about it.
@@Resellocity that doesn’t mean that what ur doing is ethical???? like you’re buying stuff for cheap just to turn around and sell it for higher. it’s all just a scam
That first (and last) set you showed was so cute I would’ve grabbed that! FL thrift stores are so organized compared to upstate NY! It’s awesome, I was just there and found some great sets from the eighties
I think buying secondhand clothing promotes sustainability and also donates money to an organization that uses that money for good-definitely something you should be proud of!
Whatever the customer does with their purchase is irrelevant. That’s like saying “don’t buy something at a silent auction where proceeds go towards someone’s cancer bills because you intend on selling the item on eBay afterwards.” It’s irrelevant. We should ENCOURAGE others to buy sustainably, not discourage.
It’s not ridiculous-the customer gets the shoes they want at a discounted price, the thrift store makes money to put back into the community, and I make money for my family . It’s a win win win for everyone!
i wonder if those think this is wrong are sellers too. dont like it...then dont watch then. poor cant afford goodwill prices that makes the owners millions every year they got free?
If Goodwill was meant to be a place where those in need can get clothing then they wouldn't be charging people for stuff that they got for free. Donate your stuff to homeless shelters or women's shelters and cut out the middle man. But wait, that might be too hard and you wouldn't have a reason to virtue signal anymore.
Most people give to goodwill to get rid of their stuff, it's not that deep. She is technically providing a service, she spends the time to look through stuff and drive to different stores and clean things up and make them presentable. Sometimes you are good at finding things other people don't see, but would want. I do this all the time and it's how I have so many name brand things, also rare finds from clothing to books to furniture.
What judgmental people need to realize is that Goodwill IS a reseller itself. Everything they have is donated so if they really cared about poor people they’d distribute it to them instead of selling it and making a huge profit.
Right. It’s a store trying to make profit, not a charity.
Who is paying these exuberant prices for this stuff? And why?
I understand we live in a capitalist country where drop-shopping and reselling thrifted clothes for a markup exists. It still doesn’t mean this isn’t unethical. Most people give to Goodwill so their used items can go to the less fortunate. The less fortunate rely on Goodwill for their clothing needs. Then there are people who are buying up all the nice items for a profit. Some children would be thrilled to have just 1 name brand piece of clothing. Yes, you are spending your time and gas to go and pick out these items, imo it still doesn’t justify this. At the end of the day, people will continue to do these things. It’s just very frustrating and makes me feel sad for the people that can’t find nice things at places like Goodwill anymore
😂. Thrift stores have never been for poor people. They are businesses and they are for everyone. Goodwill is a for profit company masquerading as a charity. They have for profit websites where they sell donated items. I have a video where I show a pair of boots that sell brand new for $35, but Goodwill is trying to sell them for $80. By the way, having an opinion doesn’t mean that you can decide how others make a living just because you don’t like what they choose to do. You should stop judging others.
@@Resellocity We are supposed to judge others. It’s how we call out bad behavior. If you don’t judge people, that means you just allow anything to to happen around you and you don’t do or say anything. Your reply is basically saying well everyone else does it (including Goodwill) so I’m doing it too. Again, doesn’t make it right. But whatever, people do immoral crap everyday. It is what it is
@@callmeifyougetlost2079 apparently you were never taught anything. Religious people believe that only God can judge so no according to them, we’re not supposed to judge others. I don’t believe in any of that crap, but being nosey, or pretending that you’re better than someone else because of how they make money doesn’t make you better than they are. People are going to make money how they want no matter how much you whine about it. Resellers are not doing anything wrong or illegal. We’re pretty much just personal shoppers for people who can’t, or don’t have time to find the items themselves.
@@callmeifyougetlost2079 and no, I’ve been reselling since before eBay existed so I’m not saying “if everyone is doing it I’m going to do it too” because I was reselling before the majority of these people knew about it.
@@Resellocity that doesn’t mean that what ur doing is ethical???? like you’re buying stuff for cheap just to turn around and sell it for higher. it’s all just a scam
That first (and last) set you showed was so cute I would’ve grabbed that! FL thrift stores are so organized compared to upstate NY! It’s awesome, I was just there and found some great sets from the eighties
Good ideas thank you for sharing
I’m new to this reselling. Do you wash the clothes before reselling it?
Crocs are so comfortable
My favorite. Not thongs ugh
Love selling Vionic shoes!
Good for you, are you proud of yourself?
I think buying secondhand clothing promotes sustainability and also donates money to an organization that uses that money for good-definitely something you should be proud of!
@@Murrayed_Life oh dear god you are so wrong.
You disagree buying second clothing at thrift store promotes sustainability and provides money for thrift stores?
@@Murrayed_Life YES, WHEN THE BUYERS ARE THOSE IN F* NEED OF THESE THINGS! Not the f* resellers.
Whatever the customer does with their purchase is irrelevant. That’s like saying “don’t buy something at a silent auction where proceeds go towards someone’s cancer bills because you intend on selling the item on eBay afterwards.” It’s irrelevant. We should ENCOURAGE others to buy sustainably, not discourage.
Will you ever do series how you learn how to source good clothing that sells so we don’t buy junk ?
Move on
😂 Used shoes for 40? Ridiculous!
It’s not ridiculous-the customer gets the shoes they want at a discounted price, the thrift store makes money to put back into the community, and I make money for my family . It’s a win win win for everyone!
You won’t buy them, someone else will. ❤
@@girlwiththecurlyfro2552with feet fungus included 😂40$ for disease YAYYY
i wonder if those think this is wrong are sellers too. dont like it...then dont watch then. poor cant afford goodwill prices that makes the owners millions every year they got free?
reselling like this is seriously unethical
How? Reselling is how every retail business makes a profit.
If Goodwill was meant to be a place where those in need can get clothing then they wouldn't be charging people for stuff that they got for free. Donate your stuff to homeless shelters or women's shelters and cut out the middle man. But wait, that might be too hard and you wouldn't have a reason to virtue signal anymore.
Go away
Have always been, in beginning, for the STORE TO RAISE MONEY TO HELP THE POOR
@@Murrayed_Life -Wait, don't scare them with logic's, or the obvious.
Finding stuff to resell for profit is better than stealing. Right?
So you guys must be quiet.
Resellers, too, must take it easy.
I wouldn't buy anything that you listed for $40 that you bought for $3.99 its robbery and its greedy
It's
No it's not
Have always been, in beginning, for the STORE TO RAISE MONEY TO HELP THE POOR
Only wear crocs
Do you think a pre-teen/teenager would be able to do this?
Yes!!!! I actually know one @theteenreseller on TH-cam! Great way to make money
@@Murrayed_Life Thank you for replying and I hope my parents say yes for me to do this :)
I've been doing it since I was 14. You will need a parent or guardian's social security number and permission though.
@@jelly_Bean44 keep researching. Learning
Good for you! Hope your business does well!
Thank you!
Buy just what you need. When you just resell ...its greed.😢
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