Goodwill’s $800 Used Jordans?!

they got them for free and are supposed to help poor people

yall realize running a business isn't free and paying people to go thru your dirty clothes, etc, isn't free. I worked there for 2 years and I can tell you none of you know what ur talking about or how it's priced. you get a pair of lulu pants normally $50 for $8.99 and complain? I could go on and on.

Donated items that highly priced!!!!! You can tell the people in charge of Goodwill are money hungry people who don't give a crap about helping anyone! I will not even give something away knowing it's going to Goodwill!!!!

Goodwill has become a greedy company this is a secondhand store the prices are ridiculously high and you go inside the tags they have for the day you can’t find the colors it’s like a ripoff 😡😡

Goodwill, there is a joke. I stopped going there long time ago when they refused a homeless person a pair of shoes that was donated to them. They didn’t even buy. Goodwill is so disgusting.

People stop shopping at this company. Goodwill treats their employees like 💩 and the customers. Read more about this company and then you’ll understand why I say this. Support your local small business owners and Fudge corporations

I no longer shop at goodwill. The prices are out raged for items that were donated!

stop donating to the Goodwill. Charge them for selling items , brand names, designer names, it doesn't matter, if you're shopping at a thrift store, these items were donated free. I stopped shopping at Goodwill over a decade ago, they forget thrift stores items are free to them and are to be sold affordably to the low income people. A shirt is a shirt, a purse is a purse, they are used , even if they were brand new, they were given so the needy for free to benefit from them. the prices should all be the same. people whom can afford to pay for that thinks it's a bargain, but in actuality it's the biggest ripoff for the average common person, no matter what the name is the price should be the same.

this is why I don't donate to goodwill. Give your used items to charity