You expect to find the best deals on secondhand items when thrifting at a Value Village. One Canadian shopper’s experience shows that, in reality, ...
that company is trash now ngl used to love it but they got real greedy they supposed to be helping people not gouging like the restOne person pointed out that prices at Value Village might be negotiable in such instances.
They’ll adjust the price if you point it out to them. Nothing at Value Village is non-negotiable. Still, whoever did the pricing should’ve realized that was too much.This isn't the first time the secondhand store has been called out for its questionable pricing.
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