Same old story. Either wrong items at the right price or go to posh areas and it's the right items at the wrong price so it's a lose/lose.

Comme des garçon for £3 on a Tuesday and a full shop restock on a Friday that’s an amazing find. I love all the details you describe through your videos especially how to spot a fake ❤️

Wow that Saint Laurent dress is an amazing find and worth negotiating

i'm interested but where and how do you find a good supplier ? appreciate the banger of a vid tho, already helpin a LOT

I work for a charity in Suffolk and all T-shirts and trousers are £2 no matter what the brand is coats are £4. Were a charity which people donate so why would we charge a fortune?

Can get them off Temu..is botany good what time is it open

Hi Pete (Hubby's account) was Lola in TK max today (29th dec) sure we saw her 😊😊

Did you all have a nice Christmas can you please tell us when your next video is coming out kind regards sean

hi, where is the car boot sale ...

These are great tips! Thankyou!

Great vid...ive just started reselling but really could do with advice ref mens brands? What should i be looking for? Subscribed ❤

I would like to start selling but I haven’t decided where to get a good wholesaler

Hiya Pete, bit late to the game but the QOS game, I found one recently for £5 in pristine condition including the Mike Tyson card. Did you manage to sell yours or still holding on to it? All the best, keep the videos coming

there is someone making a lot of money and they get stuff for nothing i know for sure the man at the top makes a lot of money =

i like Harrigate charity shopsvery similar to these here

The mind shop prices are mind blowing no pun intended. My mrs use to work in a kind charity shop and anything that didn’t sell would get boxed up and sent to another mind shop in another town or city and visa virsa in Northampton would of been £8 not £17.75 lol

Did you buy the CP Company trousers?

You got spotted today mate!! How did it feel? I froze when he said that but hey he's a fan!! Great stuff!!

Great video Pete. Good inside into how the charity shops price their stuff. I find Oxfam is totally unrealistic in their asking prices.

see Jon Shepherd posted a similar video yesterday (probably after watching this one)

Bridgeford don’t need a Waitrose, they’ve got an marks n Spencer

maybe just maybe..if you all didnt run around the internet bragging about how much money you make from charity shops..the prices wouldnt be so high.lol.but yeah the prices are the highest i have ever seen..

Really, really interesting perspective. I'm finding charity shops where I live (Plymouth) unbelievably expensive.

West Bridgford is a great place for Charity shopping. Smashed a few bangers around there and you can get lucky with the random makes that they don't know too well!

Loving the channel my friend have a nice Christmas with your family and friends 😁

31:34 hot what 😅🤭

You ever look at books? Some are worth a few quid.

The prices are a joke now. And when you factor in how barely of the profit actually goes to the people they claim to be helping but to shareholders, CEOs and the like. Its just pure greed. I still find bits but its hard when some bits are asking for £15 now for a basic nike hoodie

Knowing how much stuff is available to the thrift stores in Canada, I would like to see things sold for a quick sale. I think in the end, more people would shop and more stuff could be sold.

I worked for a charity as a driver supplying the shops with the collected donations. It is scandalous the amount of perfectly good saleable items that are simply binned immediately. It's also scandalous the amount of middle and upper management including directors that are employed in pointless rolls and the ridiculous amounts that they are paid for doing very little. Only a fraction of the proceeds actually benefits the charity.

The arrow is called a crows foot be military issue always worth looking out for , great video enjoyed that 🎉

I enjoyed this so much.

Loving the amount of content recently!

What a fun girls day! Shopping for crafting supplies and so many lovely goodies!

Remember charity shops should also be for those people on low incomes. So they should be affordable. So what if resellers make a living from Charity shops. As tge women said Things should be priced to sell. These boutique type shops with unaffordable prices will soon close

I'd love to do some eBay buying & selling, but for some reason, I've been given a lifetime ban. There's no reason why, just a stern email. Cannot get in touch with anyone to find out why. Anyone got a idea as to how i can talk to anyone?

Have to pay their directors big wages. I dropped load of decent clothes to Oxfam today. Berghaus, French Connection, Colombia.... no doubt wack up big prices.

You need to come to eastwood and check ours out :) love the vids keep up the good work we also need more lola!!!!

never done great from west bridgford a few sunspel i can remember but thats about it. rest of nottingham must be a shithole if thats poshest place aswell lol nicer places in doncaster where i live 🤣🤣

Geez I had a pair of them Tims 😜🤜🏼 I probably still got em in the loft! 🙈 Ngl fella I picked one of them quidditch games up for 2 squid the other week and I’ve got it listed for £14 just cause I didn’t actually want to get the sale so I could keep it with the kids collection. Sarah on the other hand insisted it all gets listed.

Great video as always, went to my local charity shop this morning found a hermés tie for £2 great find

Is this your job,if it is well done to you sir ❤

Yes i remember them boots

Are you making a living ? If so good ❤

Love this concept of asking them the questions, how nice was that manager?! I think there needs to be a middle ground with the pricing. Yes, they may be asking a fair price even if it's high, but they don't have the footfall to command that price in a charity shop imo. Price to sell, like that manager said, and they get the stock sold and out the door at a fair price. One of our local shops is a bit on the higher side, but at the end of every season they have so much stock left that they sell it all half price, then reduce it further, if they lowered it a bit, it would sell more consistently. Little village charity shop up the road is very well priced, standard price on clothes no matter the brand, and they do banging sales where every item in the shop is three items for £1.

Always makes me a angry when you go into a charity shop and they are asking £150+ for a jacket, pair of trainers etc. Who's going into a charity shops and dropping that amount of money on a donated item. Majority of people shopping in charity shops are doing so because they can't afford to shop new / want a bargain / shopping sustainably. If they want that sort of money from an item they should list it online via their already established retail portals. I personally find it infuriating when I'm in a charity shop and everything is priced like a boutique. The people in charge / working there don't have a clue on pricing and generally don't know how to use eBay. That Ralph Lauren shirt in the video is a prime example. Also charging more based on your location 😡. Not everyone in a wealthy area is wealthy

Outside the right festival, you couldve sold that hat for 30-50 quid. I've seen people pay more to get things smuggled in

Great video, really enjoyed it 😊

You should go to barrowford near nelson in Lancashire items are very similar and its a very posh area

Great video. Most shops are pricing up which is a fair price for people buying for themselves but no good for reselling. When items are donated for free it should be more about getting things sold quick to make cash for the charity instead of overpricing for it to sit around and end up selling to a ragmill for 50p a kilo.