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Charity shop tips for newbie?
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If the shop smells of coriander leaves/overripe raspberries or a bit minty (the description varies, but you get the idea, it's a bit herbal & sweet) - walk out.
That means they've got bedbugs.I could dream to wide extremes, I could do or die: I could yawn and be withdrawn and watch the world go by.Yup you are officially Rock n Roll
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I love charity shops but find so many of them are expensive these days - when they are charging nearly the same amount for an Asda jumper that you can pay for a new one.
I have one charity shop nearby that I visit once or twice a week, and am always getting bargains from. The best I had was 50p handbags, buy one get one free - I got a genuine Radley bag, including the dog tag, and found a Calvin Klein clutch bag too.0 -
not sure how true it is but I was told a lot of charity shops simply rely on breaking even or running at a small loss, not really designed to raise money, more the case of they are just there to have their exsistance known.0
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