Is It REALLY Worth The Time & Effort? Town Centre Charity Shops

I go to my local town Centre charity shops for the first time in a few months and see if it is REALLY worth the time and effort it takes to look for stock for my vintage & retro online business.... with some interesting results...
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[@matthewwall1061]

I went to a few charity shops today. Sod all and very expensive. The thing that annoys me is they get everything for free and then charge the earth and wonder why stock doesn't move. I've seen a few recently saying their not taking anymore donations due to space. I prefer the little self charity shops. Normally get some bargains from them. Never thought of cash converters. Always thought they would be up for resale prices

[@Wizzkid9000]

Some areas really are, I recommend you go to a little bit of a rougher or quieter area of a town (even if its just a charity shop on its own) as the shops there are less experienced with pricing expensive goods and stock literally gets shipped around like crazy. When I lived in Glasgow, all the city centre charity shops were super expensive (unless they had a sale on) but the ones which were down in Springburn or in Govan had real bargains.

[@chanelkansuwe4352]

charity shops in regular, quiet towns have good bargains

[@lionheart9692]

Charity shops used to be really good as everything was very cheap but now they even do there research so there isn't much profit in it for the reseller now but now and again you do find the odd bargain but very reerly.

[@nixxy111]

@@lionheart9692 Charity shops were not intended for the RESELLER tho were they? They were for people who can't afford things but resellers have spoiled it haven't they.

[@Rhino11111111]

@@nixxy111yeah they literally there to make money for the charity. They couldn’t care less who their customers are.

[@kitchenworker446]

Charity shops have become too expensive in my opinion. I appreciate that the shop wants to get the best price it can for the charity, however, I do feel that they have out priced themselves with respect to people like me, I shop there because I cannot afford to buy stuff in regular shops. Primark is probably cheaper than charity shops and I usually shop there now rather that charity shops.

[@jad_23]

@Siren yep true

[@HillSara]

Have you ever wondered what is the salary of a charity CEO?

[@whartonsauctions6865]

We have to totally agree with you here. We have often gone out on a charity shop hunt and found numerous items for more than RRP in main shops and online retailers. Its such a shame.

[@sophiejanewilliams]

THIS! I have seen so many people complain about people buying fast fashion recently while at the same time they are doing huge hauls from thrift / charity shops. They don't realise that sometimes people have no choice but to buy fast fashion and the fact they are buying up thrift and charity store finds straight away instead of buying sustainable where they can (most people pushing this can usually afford it) is causing charity shop prices to increase and stopping people who only have that option from being able to buy while also shaming them for using the only other accessible option.

[@kitchenworker446]

@Edmund Blackadder Yes, you are probably right but who cares if a re seller is making a profit?? They get the stuff for free and the workers are unpaid volunteers so they need to stop letting this factor into their pricing or pay someone to do their listings on line...

[@johaanah]

The Oxfam Shop in Chelmsford thinks it’s Waterstones! So expensive in there.

[@RetroReselling]

Yes it does!! Lol

[@Wizzkid9000]

Oxfam's prices are super high all over the country, I love thrifting and have been thrifting from Aberdeen to Cornwall and its just their national pricing policy.

[@skipsidianyt4667]

Mine In Norwich are the same Cheapest thing was £2

[@jamesx2703]

This made me chuckle 😆

[@taliyahs1918]

Think they're Buckingham Palace

[@txdawg_6912]

the docs are such a good find!

[@lathamallika1482]

i gave up on charity shops years ago they are 2 expensive ,i do boot fairs and contacts with house clearance guys ,that is where the earnings are in our business . peoples houses

[@RetroReselling]

Yeah boot sales and house clearance is where you get the good cheap stuff!

[@andymiles3886]

The salvation Army shops have the best business model they sell cheap and move stock fast.About like a Sports Direct model.

[@andrewmcdonald6513]

I think most charity shops are well clued up these days on the value of items - most go on line (eBay mostly) to get an idea of the price of an item their going to put out or they even get sent to a depot to go online like eBay - it’s very rare you manage to get a real bargain anymore - you just can’t beat the good old car boot sales!! ........that said, we still go round the charity shops in the hope of finding that little hidden bargain that’s worth ££££££’s 🤑

[@robertgregson2183]

look for signed books I got one worth £100 once paid £3

[@MrPaulMorris]

I find that the city centre shops tend to have the highest prices. The smaller shops in the minor shopping areas may be smaller but often have better prices. I don't go out of my way to visit charity shops but will drop in if passing--or if they are conveniently near a Costa! I have to say the prices in your shops are way higher than even the city centre shops I have visited in the Midlands and NW. I think that it would be difficult to make a full time living based just on charity shops even if you went out every day. As a casual supplement they are can be fun and there are the odd killer find; I paid 50p for a book that had sat around on the clearance shelf for months and sold it within hours of listing for over £50 plus shipping to Germany. On the other hand 99.99% of books are not even worth the price of shipping on eBay.

[@RetroReselling]

Yes I definitely couldn't do this full time purely on charity shop finds!

[@debsday5445]

Wow . Would you please tell us what the book was about.Thanks

[@Wizzkid9000]

Too true, quite a bit of Wales and Central Belt of Scotland I think have some of the best prices. But saying that even the other day I was thrifting in Bridport and came across some Dent Driving Gloves for 50p in the reduced bin. Best recent book buy was the 1870-80 printed copy of the Ray Society Plates absolutely amazing plates in there for £2 a book :-D.

[@Wizzkid9000]

@@RetroReselling Yeah... but it's okay to supplement an income... alas the finds are few and far between, and you don't know how long your going to be stuck with the stock.

[@crimsontheotter]

As I live in Dorset (not such a popular area) prices in charity shops can be good most of the time :)

[@danieltwell8974]

I found a pair of doctor martens for 4.00 in a local charity shop. Not made in England unfortunately.

[@RetroReselling]

Still an awesome find!! Only £4 as well 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@sbsb7845]

Charity Shops think they are a Boutiques ... I went today to 30 charity shops, and only one had something decent. Everything else empty handed

[@RetroReselling]

Holy crap! That’s crazy!

[@sbsb7845]

@@RetroReselling ..a lot of competition,. and people are poor in my area, they shop mostly in charity shops

[@alexiap2842]

Wow how are they all so expensive i work at an oxfam up north and our prices are really low you can something designer for around £10 I’ve gotten so many bargains!

[@Katya__.]

Yeah same!

[@Gdre123]

We have Mary Portas to thank for that after her tv series. The old ladies who work in my local town charity shops forget that the items have been "DONATED" by us the people who can't afford their prices. It is cheaper to go to Primark than buy a Primark item in these shops. I am sure the executive bosses tell the ladies to put a good price on goods but it has gone too far. I saw in the Guardian in 2019 that the average pay for bosses at charity shops has risen to £170,000. Imagine what they are on now! They should at least take less wages and give more to the blind. The people working in the shops are mainly volunteers.

[@sadieround2766]

Blimmey I was super shocked at the prices 😳😱You can get better deals in shop sales and the products are brand new!! 👍

[@RetroReselling]

I know right! Some charity shops are pricing themselves out of sales!

[@sadieround2766]

Your right there!!

[@darkstar5528]

Most charity shops have become hella expensive, far cheaper going to car boot sales.

[@Wizzkid9000]

Absolutely, clothes especially classic menswear is dirt cheap in many charity shops. I mean one of my best buys was a Hermes overcoat for £3, I tend to like old clothes and my policy with shirts is buy shirts only if they RRP for more than £110 and only pay less than £3 for them. I have 40 shirts altogether now with loads of Tom Ford, Aquascutum, Turnbull & Asser, Thomas Pink, Balmain the list goes on. With blazers and suits, I even have the super high end Huntsman Suit thrifted for £10.

[@Mrb-flips]

Hey, just wanted to say a massive hello and thank you for the content! Has helped loads in my journey George 👍

[@retrojimmyx]

Charity shops in the North are like indoor flea markets. You're fortunate in your hunting grounds.

[@Peterwrayadventures]

Oh dear the ashes lol. Great to see you finding the bargains. Lots of charity shops. Need to do more out in town vlogs. Really liked how the footage came out.

[@RetroReselling]

Cheers Peter 😁👍

[@closed7353]

Great video George. Some of our charity shops aren't too badly priced but most are a bit too high. Sadly a car is not an option for me - have to get everywhere by bus!

[@Irunwithscissors63]

Daily Jesse me too! 👍

[@bitterliquid2640]

I miss charity shops so much

[@PLAZMOHD]

Same man :( at least there's still ebay i guess...

[@Oddballkane]

I'm in the North East I got a tone of books for 50p each. Bag of toys where £3.00 these where scooby doo toys. I think it does depend on where you look.

[@retrobootdisc]

Nice one George. Love the gretsch. Also always haggle at cash converters. Managers will be happy to drop the price if your gonna buy it.

[@RetroReselling]

Thanks! Oh really!? I didn't realise, will definitely ask in future 👍

[@mmantiquescollectables6385]

Great Vid, I have been into cash converters once and just fell on the floor laughing at the prices they want so have never been back. Maybe somewhere to have a look in the future again. Love these sourcing vids. Good luck for the jump

[@RetroReselling]

Yeah it's definitely not a place to go for regular pickups but if you're passing by then always worth a quick look

[@worldresellercenter2714]

Great advice!

[@kaycee625]

The prices are HIGH!! Ok if you are buying for yourself but how can you make a living as a reseller?

[@learchipel5802]

I think if people want to be ebay reseller stop making content about going to charith shops and sell things on ebay. Most charity shops are now increasing the prices because those kind of contents

[@chrisandedina]

I dont have car boot sales open here in Aberdeen due to lock down so charity shops are my main source of stock. I find them really hit and miss especially as I mainly sell video games and most charity shops have there on ebay shops but you just have to work with what you have

[@MrsSpongbob1188]

so glad i live further north, these prices are ridiculous for second hand stuff. Cancer research in my town everything is a £1

[@Shagdawwg]

Prices in the Charity shops you visited are ridiculously high, I live in the North west of England , near Wigan , Warrington , Cheshire , prices much cheaper and amazing stuff to be found there .

[@RetroReselling]

Yeah they're high in the town but luckily I've got quite a few to go to outside of town that are better priced 👍 Will do a video on them soon hopefully

[@gloriastanley101]

some of the charity shops in Chelmsford ask stupid prices especially the British heart foundation next to poundland. I find that the ones in Moulsham street are average prices but if you want media electronics or toys go to Chelmsford furniture project in Salmon parade, 38 Duke street. Charity shops are getting like department stores they were so much better when there was just volunteers and everything just put out randomly now everything is locked away in cabinets and you have to ask the "manager" before you can view it.

[@RetroReselling]

I 100% agree with everything you’ve said there Gloria! Some of the pricing is ridiculous. I find the Heart Foundation by the market the worst one! I don’t normally bother even going in!

[@gloriastanley101]

@@RetroReselling i gave up on that one 2 years ago the last time i was in there they wanted £12.99 for a harry potter book, i find that barnardos in Moulsham lodge are getting that way as well like who would pay £5 each for zuzu hamsters. I'd say that one of my favourites is salvation army in 108 Byron road it's a bit of an Aladdin's cave but worth it when you can get Nike trainers for £1.50 and a sandwich bag full of duplo figures for 50p

[@ilikemyowncomments5374]

13:51 awkward

[@RetroReselling]

😂😂

[@vwcoco]

Mrs and me been checking out charity shops recently and prices are getting very high even close to retail prices . Love the vids m8 cheers

[@RetroReselling]

Thanks mate 😁👍 yeah they need to get the balance right with their prices with making enough for the charities but at the same time leaving customers feeling like they have a good deal

[@cheshux6934]

Vw Coco seen a fair few charity shops above the prices of brand new items before

[@Han-rr3bp]

Cool!

[@crozzy04]

Good find on the guitar. I sold the dongle on its own for £31 2 months ago. Crazy.

[@neilmacleod5813]

Don't think those Nike trainers were fake - that's the Ultramarine colourway of the Air Huarache Light. Depending on the age (OG or Retro) and colourway they can go for very good money - some £100+

[@RetroReselling]

If they were real then they need to sack who sewed these together! Lol. There was wonky bits and looked nothing like the shape of Air Huaraches. 🤔

[@Gary-vx7gp]

Agreed, Air Huarache Light Not sure if fake though just by seeing on camera.

[@step9624]

Yeah those definitely weren't fake

[@ThriveWithLouise]

i have to agree some charity shops prices are ridiculous... today i went to 6 or 7 freiking shops and most things were high priced, so i got got like 3 items. Ive been thinking so much recentely about getting a car, i need to do my license to get a car, it would make life so much easier

[@steveohim]

In my view no, you can't beat car boot sales

[@RetroReselling]

Definitely!!

[@SmokeNUFC]

I've picked up some right bargains at charity shops .. once got a vinyl for £1 and sold it for £78 on eBay it was a sonic youth viny also scored some country records for £1 each and sold for around £10-20 each on discogs although they took a while to sell. I mainly buy and sell vinyls but sometimes pick up other things if there is money and a quick sale in it. I must say I donated 10% of all my profits back to local charity's when selling stuff I picked at charity shops. They are getting more clued up though and some charity shops check what items have sold for on eBay and Amazon and price them accordingly

[@AndyCollects]

The best way to get the great stuff is if you can get out the back of the shop 😎👍

[@greytales6816]

Well why not become a volunteer.

[@andymiles3886]

Great vinyl selection!!!!

[@ronnied4258]

I think charity shops are a rip off, most now have an ebay checker to see what things are going for on ebay and my biggest gripe is some lady telling me that item is a "collectable" really! so they're experts as well as volunteer sales people then they quote what "they" think it's worth,re-sellers lay out for items ebay etc fees paypal fees plus time spend locating, photoing listing and packing sold items not free like these shops, even USA thrift stores are pricing to high because re-sellers filming and checking items on i-phone apps.

[@RetroReselling]

Totally agree! They price too high then wonder why sales are slow & turning down donations!! They get the stuff for FREE so they should be turning over lots of items cheaper & quicker!

[@ronnied4258]

@@RetroReselling My area around Windsor has Thames Hospice, they are currently building a new hospice which I believe is a great thing to do with money raised through their charity and other donations, however they have a few "charity" shops dotted around and have all gone through £thousands of renovations with expensive chandelier type lighting etc and some shops are more like boutiques than charity shops this is reflected in their retail prices,I stopped going into them as out of my price range. The one in Henley On Thames is so posh its like a top designer shop with snooty staff and prices to match, sometimes the same or more than the original price. My opinion, the Thousands spent on upgrading and posh'ofying should have gone to the hospice.

[@RetroReselling]

That's shockingly bad in my opinion. They should be putting that money into their chairty before making their chairty shops faux designer shops 👎 Only time will tell if it actually works for them or not, I just hope they're actually using that money wisely

[@Aperegrine90]

Erm the charity shops are not there to provide stock for resellers! They are legally bound to maximise the use of their resources and few would disagree that a charity shop should undersell an item that somebody has donated. I’ve noticed this with a number of reseller videos that they treat charity shops with such disdain, caring little about the cause but obsessed with buying the cheapest resell-able items.

[@markdean7924]

I manage a CS in the north east, and i can safely say that we do not overprice our items at all! If we get a brand new coat in (with tags still attached) worth £30 new, then why cant we add a price tag of a tenner? It’s a third of the original price! Anything of real value that we receive does go to our eBay online store, but again why shouldn’t we? A lot of you are slating CS for putting a fair price on decent items, but not slating resellers for doing the same! It amazes me that people have forgotten the true meaning behind CS, we are not there to just replenish stock for resellers. Cash converters are more expensive than us (I know, as we have one next door) but you all think its ok they can charge what they do for second hand goods? Dont forget we still have the same bills as other shops, then we wouldn’t be there! Maybe some of you should volunteer in one for a day, and see how much hard work goes in to keeping those rails etc stocked.

[@Katya__.]

Why is it so expensive. where I live it’s a lot cheaper like you wouldn’t really find anything over £20

[@quickflipper6473]

Is it worth it? not really no - That said I had a couple of great buys in town center CS today..But its very very tough to do.

[@joyetaylor4140]

Great video thanks.Do you mind me asking what camera are you using and is it hidden ? Thanks alot

[@bluraycollectornl7727]

Missed out on those 5 dvd's for 1! You should have bought all those tv-series dude 20 cents each!

[@RetroReselling]

Yeah I saw them but my business is based on quality over quantity so I don’t want lots of low value items in my store as I haven’t got the time to list them all whilst juggling the house, kids and wife about lol

[@bluraycollectornl7727]

@@RetroReselling Got you but there is huge money in media, especially out of print stuff and it doesnt take a lot of space.

[@RetroReselling]

Yeah I know a few people that do media but it’s just not my thing. If I see a nice set then I’ll look it up.

[@stuartburkhill6764]

Great video but music was so annoying👍

[@RetroReselling]

Haha thanks Stuart. Had to put music over the top in places as some of the shops had copyrighted music on in the background

[@AndyCollects]

I’m loving the channel 😎

[@taliyahs1918]

20 for old shoes and 8 for a hat. Charity shops no longer sell items for £3 do they 🤨. They are charging close to brand new retail clothing prices. Ridiculous.

[@learchipel5802]

True

[@rectify2003]

👍

[@adelesmith1768]

Never considered cash converters before. Can I ask if you sold to cash converters say a dvd / vas combo would they test before buying. I have bought quite a few electrical items but don't know how to do full testing .... or can be bothered fully testing. Wondering if I could maybe quick flip to them. especially if they fully test before putting out to public for sale. Some units worth a bit but I would be happy with quick flip. might look into. fab videos as usual George, good luck with jump! x

[@RetroReselling]

Hey Adele, I’ve never really bought or sold to cash converters before myself until a couple of years ago when I buy the odd underpriced item. I believe they do fully test items before paying up as they don’t want to waste their money but not sure.

[@stevobranno6311]

George I had a dream last night that David Dickinson died and you took over bargain hunt ...ever considered a career on TV?

[@RetroReselling]

Hahaha that's amazing! Never been offered or considered it before but if the opportunity came up for what ever reason then it would definitely be something to try!

[@charliepearton9596]

5p for coffee?

[@lisaconstantinou4690]

P s ive tried few places royal mint and online.mix advise...do you buy

[@danielk1274]

Town centre charity shops are always terrible for me. I always try and find obscure ones. What do you do about sourcing in the winter? Would be cool if you could do a video of alternative methods to sourcing. I know you did mention some towards the end of the video, but would be cool :) Thanks

[@RetroReselling]

Yeah I normally stay away from the town as I prefer the ones around the outside as they seem to be better priced

[@RetroReselling]

Definitely still making videos through the winter! Auctions, jumble sales, chairty shops etc 👍👍

[@danielk1274]

@@RetroReselling Ah interesting. Cheers man, always appreciate your videos! I do resell but it's 90% Clothing so I learn a lot from you. How do you find out about Auctions and Jumble sales? Luckily I had an insane amount of luck in charity shops today so I'm optimistic about them haha!

[@lisaconstantinou4690]

Hi george..can you please advise where to sell 50 pences.thanks....

[@twistedghost3200]

Pineapple Carboot Bag and Now Your Pineapple Coffee mug you sure love pineapples.

[@RetroReselling]

😂😂

[@RetroReselling]

Nearly bought a pineapple metal water bottle the other day!! LOL

[@Royalizzieadventures]

New sub here :)

[@jeanniemullinder9038]

Those prices are waaaay too high ! these shops are just getting greedy !

[@andrewworth1744]

struck gold at 7:00 lol :)

[@kojakk5004]

Good video, worth a watch. I must say anyone suggesting charity shops are too expensive are welcome to vote with their feet and toddle off elsewhere. I'm happy punting on stuff knowing the money is going to good causes. I've had some insane luck in Wigan and Bolton, quite a bit in Manchester centre too. Anybody saying they are not finding anything needs to open their eyes to different parts of the shop. I've had rate deleted DVDs, high end sports gear, first edition books, Murano glassware, designer clothes (ie not nike and adidas, everybody and their dog are looking for that stuff) and jewellery galore. Always check hallmarks on silver - I dug out a 600 quid Georg Jensen piece for a tenner and quite a few white gold pieces marked up as silver. Basically if you're not willing to research new genres to broaden your targeted items then it's still fun but you're not going to make any money thrifting.

[@charliepearton9596]

its absolutely disgusting the price these charity shops sell the items for that they got for FREE

[@shorterz]

Good little video but have to agree with most comments here charity shops are a joke these days there pricing is beyond ridiculous. Vinyl prices 3/4 times median they sell for . Seems to be in most of the chains of chairty shops .

[@GreatBritish]

The ashes!!

[@RetroReselling]

😂😂

[@murph_archer1129]

Chelmsford charity shops just aren’t worth it. They price match with most of the other high street retailers despite getting stock for free

[@annmorgan2020]

Only 10% (if that) actually go to the charity cause

[@stephanieedgerton2842]

Omg I went to two outside my town I picked up a large bag of mighty max all complete and two very large ones and on the counter they had rings for 50 pence I’ve got them home they are solid sliver one very happy lady , what would the mighty max go for on eBay . You need to go well outside you towns little villages are best

[@RetroReselling]

I personally prefer the out of town charity shops too as they seem to be better priced overall.

[@lionheart9692]

Who else has seen things in the charity shop that cost more than the original price🤣

[@helenho325]

I've seen Next, Primark and H&M clothes priced £10, I mean come on

[@richs8491]

Hey george that gretsch guitar did actually sell for the full £49.99, I find that the best charity shops are the brick and brac ones, bhf and cancer research are very good cause shops but as you know with the dr martens you have to pay up but I tend to stick to a limit of £25 for dr martens I bought some just over a week ago boxed with bag and worn once so mint cherry reds but there a size 4 I have them up on ebay now for £68.99 plus postage auction or £104.99 buy it now 😊

[@RetroReselling]

Nice! Definitely shooting for £50 with mine then 👍 Yeah I prefer the out of town shops as they seem to be better priced

[@paulb2049]

Charity shops are too expensive now a days......they look things up online and go with that price...back in the day you could BARGAINS in them not any more... I live on the Kent coast and all the charity shops up their prices in the summer because of the tourists...... I just bought them 2 Harry Potter books both first editions for 50p each at the boot fair....

[@RetroReselling]

Yeah they need to get the right balance of making money for their charities whilst also leaving customers feeling like they got a good price

[@lathamallika1482]

Charity shops got it made all free for them my son is a data scientist with a PhD behind him did research on these charity shops only 6 p in the £ goes too the people in need the rest goes to support the fat bosses in their multimillion pound houses in London, look at British heart foundation in Haiti all a big con people are oblivious to the truth

[@Gary-vx7gp]

@@lathamallika1482 This is why I only now give to a local hospice charity.

[@TheFaro2011]

Oxfam does silly prices on books

[@Robsadventures06]

Is this redditch ?

[@Irunwithscissors63]

Bhf has people checking out Ebay to price their stuff. I stay well away. They’re onto us. But I spend way longer than you in charity shops. You’ve got a better eye than me.

[@RetroReselling]

Yeah I don't normally even bother going in the second BHF shop I went in here BUT their furniture shop is actually one of my favourites in town as I've had some great electronics and furniture pieces from their before so always worth a look

[@Irunwithscissors63]

George Ross - Retro Reselling I want to ask you how you get the ‘Kerching’ sound when you’ve made s sale. I’ve tried absolutely everything that other people have suggested but got nowhere. Would love to hear that beautiful sound. Thanks.

[@RetroReselling]

What phone do you have? I have a Huawei phone that runs Android so it has always had the kerchinng sound.

[@Irunwithscissors63]

George Ross - Retro Reselling Aah. I have an iphone. That could be why.

[@Irunwithscissors63]

Jungle Jim Oh thanks. That’s good advice of which I’m about to take!