Incredible Charity Shop Thrift Find!

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Insane Charity Shop Thrift Find!
My Business Is All About Making Money Online. I Buy Secondhand Items From Boots Sales, Charity Shops, Auctions etc & Resell Them Online For a Profit Using Selling Sites & Apps Including eBay, Depop, Etsy & Facebook Marketplace
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Folding Pull Along Trolley amzn.to/3uWyV3E
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POSTAGE EQUIPMENT
Compostable Mailing Bags amzn.to/3qHrY4G
Compostable Clear Garment Bags www.polybags.co.uk/shop/multi...
Kraft Paper 750mm x 200M amzn.to/3x6mJzP
3 Rolls of Black Pallet/Shrink Wrap amzn.to/3ck9IZI
Large Letter Boxes amzn.to/3lIeovD
300kg Flat Plate Parcel Scales amzn.to/2YLuKLk
Insulation Knife amzn.to/329LrDS
Royal Mail Size Guide amzn.to/3wQBA0Q
TAPE
Double Tape Dispenser amzn.to/2UXfG7U
Extra Wide 3" Tape Dispenser amzn.to/3dw3Drt
Brown 3" Extra Wide Tape amzn.to/3wWzVHo
Regular Kraft Paper Tape amzn.to/3DqkKID
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LED Panel Lights
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Mini Aluminium Tripod amzn.to/2tGv5BR
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TECH
GoPro Hero9 amzn.to/3wToShR
Wireless A4 Laser Printer amzn.to/3FoVrr0
Zebra 6x4 Thermal Label Printer amzn.to/2VhUiup
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George Ross
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Chelmsford
Essex
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[@tonivaripati5951]

Luv it when these people give away how they make their money!

[@pdistudio1008]

I’m sure British heart foundation get there prices from listed prices not actually sold 😂

[@sarahb2652]

oh man, Lenny is sooooo cute with his dinosaur roaring.😍Awesome coat find.

[@Project_Weaver]

Missed the box of blank CD’s there mate. Fetch good money

[@junglejim99]

😂

[@markspeight5409]

Wow, those waterproof coats. What a BOLO George. All the very best to you and your family for the forthcoming year, 2023.

[@jasonparker1732]

Paramo jackets absolutely brilliant for walking/climbing etc also might be worth treating with Nikwax before selling as they rely more on that than say normal gore tex jackets which use a membrane for its waterproof

[@debbiedaydream8676]

Love the effort you put into your videos and the addition of the funny clips throughout. Great watch😁

[@RetroReselling]

Thanks so much Debbie 🙂🙂

[@ryanjames3730]

I don’t understand charity shops some of there prices are rediculous. I know its for charity but they surely dont sell much and if they dropped there prices. They would probably make more money with more buyers. Theres a charity shop i visit local to me and it looks like they dont sell. Because the same stock is there week in week out. And they have a stack of donations in the back because no one is buying. They have items in there selling for more than ebay and amazon’s asking price. In the british Heart Foundation shop there was an iron man figure. I picked one of them up for £1 sold for £24.99 Including shipping. So that was a good buy for me. I love your content And when i feel like giving up reselling your channel gives me the kick to keep reselling. Im not doing it full time but hoping one day i can do this as a full time income.

[@seaglasskaz6314]

Ahhh yr little man, he's so cute..... Was shocked how expensive those charity shops were!!!!!

[@jmcc5596]

Nice finds, the brand for those jackets is Paramo. Found one last year for £5, sold within a few weeks for £80 in used condition.

[@shanelong9728]

Nice touch George...spinning that awful badge around....Up The Arsenal xx

[@yorkshiremonkey7576]

Great find on the blue coat , Onwards and upwards Rodders, onwards and upwards.

[@SmokeNUFC]

That projector takes me.back to school days lol

[@adamwillers6251]

7:28 got excited then as I thought I'd got a notification!! Enjoying the content btw 👌🤘

[@TheLuigi69]

Nice one George on the coats 👌🏼

[@jackieb4148]

been watching on and off for a couple of years, not sure if you know but you can clean an iron using paracetomol, it works done it myself

[@jameslappin7737]

What camera do you use to record your POV when shopping?

[@FK-cg6yt]

@13:39 that action just got you a sub mate

[@ipodgooroo]

I sell outdoor kit, that Paramo jacket will fly out! I normally sell similar ones for £100-£120 (condition dependant) can't believe you found one for £25! Is that the Alta 2/3? I'd aim high at £169.99 and I expect it'll sell comfortably! Also, the Rab Nucleus fleece (green onea - the model name for Rab kit is always on the material tag) will sell well too. I generally get £35-£42. The green ones seem to be more popular

[@RetroReselling]

Amazing thanks mate!

[@snagger2810]

Whays the reason for thinking of going vat registered George?

[@ShoppingwithRina]

nice content

[@jane-bethc6790]

I find so many charity shops are putting there prices up to match the high end shops... Basically trying to cut out the middle man... And it’s pissing me off!!

[@junglejim99]

This time last year picked up sealed Live 8 and Live Aid for £6 sold pair for £90. Will never happen again

[@davidmister8037]

Of the big names, Mind & Oxfam tend to be the shops I avoid as their prices are always stupid. Mind seem to price check literally everything so you need s miracle to find a gem in those. BHF aren’t far behind but you can find a reasonaby priced one from time to time. Cancer Research is the most inconsistent shop I find. They either charge the Earth or nothing at all.

[@heathermurray9939]

The red & green on kickers, are " Port and Starboard " like on a boat

[@RetroReselling]

Oh wow never never that! Thanks Heather 👍🏻

[@dougmcdonald300]

A recent sell of mine. £8 retro paramo jacket into £75

[@westlancsflips]

I'll keep my eyes open for Analogy

[@minutemarlow4291]

Lots of profit missed with the golf clubs for £30

[@KoDiEsMiTh09]

Colouring book maybe worth a bit 😂

[@christoguichard4311]

My ex was the manager of that charity shop at the top of Rayleigh high street where the Guitar Hero thing was. Dunno if she's still there? Blonde woman...flirts a lot. 🤣

[@RetroReselling]

haha!

[@trollshoard8365]

Couldn’t tell from the video. But if you can find the hulk buster with the hulk figure inside they fetch three figures

[@thriftingsisters1226]

Go Team USA! We play England on Friday.

[@RetroReselling]

Good luck!

[@RobbieLee90]

I feel these charity shops miss the point. If they priced those shirts etc at 10 quid instead of 50 odd, they'd fly off the shelf. They're getting the items for free so holding out for weeks/ months for big numbers seems obsolete to me 🤷‍♂️

[@thedave7029]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheThriftingLife]

Great video mate some class pickups 🔥

[@ds111dodger5]

3rd!!!

[@anthonyeyres1525]

Bargain Mate

[@pauld1927]

👊👍👊👍

[@rickmakin1079]

I hope the combination for the suitcase isn’t inside it 😅

[@RetroReselling]

haha luckily it was set to 000

[@zeekrfc83]

I have been doing some research on vinted for jackets etc there was a boy selling a moncluer jacket for 60 new with tags am still in shock at that price. Your videos definitely help when am looking at stuff your tips etc so thanks George 😊

[@georgieboy1958]

don't ever flick a spurs shirt

[@lucywebber3588]

Ridiculous prices

[@mickcrisp2854]

As retired accountant, the starting charges seem competitive. Read the small print....

[@vwcoco]

👎 missed England m8

[@lucywebber3588]

Ridiculous prices sorry mate not your fault 😢

[@colin7096]

Who the hell do these charity shops think they are now? The prices at the start of that vid are plain disgusting. We are being told we are all in a cost of living crisis right now and I distinctly remember (for many, many, years) charity shops being places that you could go to and get some used clothes or shoes for a few pounds when you were unemployed or in other financial hardship, but now, whats going on in these places just sickens me. Yes you are a reseller, but the majority of people who go into these shops are not, and I have to ask myself just where the charity is when I see the prices they charge for things that were handed to them for bloody FREE. These places have gone from being a helping hand (for local people suffering and down on their luck) to some kind of supercharged vintage fashion departments that have no care or concern for those who really need them. I have actually seen clothes from Primark in a few of my local charity shops with prices higher than they were new from Primark themselves, I mean wtf? Personally I can't blame any of this on resellers either, because if these shops were still selling jeans, shoes, or tops for a couple of pounds each and both resellers and poor people were buying them, then what would that change? Nothing. But today these greedy gits are charging prices that resellers won't pay and underprivileged people could never afford and you really have to ask yourself why? The answer is easy though, because there's little to no "charity" in most of these shops these days, it's all being run like any other business, to make money for those at the top.

[@scottredrup4434]

Go into any charity shop and you'll find your £3 pair of jeans and your £30 pair of jeans. Just because they got stuff free doesn't mean they shouldn't try and get what it's worth. Can stuff be overpriced? Well yeah. They're mostly run by volunteers who don't get a chance to check the exact value of everything - they see games and probably think that must be worth something. If you're unhappy with them and think you could price better I'm sure they'd happily have you volunteer.

[@jasonparker1732]

Keep in mind the ever increasing cost of rent, insurance, business rates, utilities, cost of paid employees, maintenance these are going up on a monthly basis so yes charity shops are bound to try and get that little extra just like all the other major retailers are

[@bcegerton]

Most, but not all are like that these days, my wife however volunteers for Bolton Hospice and their prices are what should be “ Charity Shop “ prices

[@Leg0will]

Those Nike Roubaix shoes are indoor cycling shoes. It’s a famous cycling town in France pronounced Roobay

[@kevingray6642]

They have costs like most buisnesses and have to get the best prices they can not just sell everything dirt cheap so resellers can make a profit proberbly selling for the same as they are asking in a lot of case. I as a reseller realise this but a lot of resellers are just hypocrites.

[@hustysemporium6359]

Dogs Trust is not a charity shop it's a freaking boutique with those prices