roadrunner00
Newbie
Firstly, I am aware that this is a charity and support it 100% but find the price very expensive.
I do visit to see what they have in, and to be honest, the prices are ridiculous.
Would it not be better for them to sell at a reasonable price and turn more stock over, which in turn would generate more income for the charity, and popularity, rather than over inflating the prices and have it sitting around for weeks, even months in some cases.
Also, there is no clarity on prices, I went in and saw a piece of furniture and asked for the price, which to my surprise was not bad (£10) I went home to measure up, and thought great, it will go, so went back a few hours later to purchase, to then discover the price has shot up to £35.00 I explained I was told it was £10.00. OMG the attitude!
I thought they were representing a charity here, not very good advertising.
I do visit to see what they have in, and to be honest, the prices are ridiculous.
Would it not be better for them to sell at a reasonable price and turn more stock over, which in turn would generate more income for the charity, and popularity, rather than over inflating the prices and have it sitting around for weeks, even months in some cases.
Also, there is no clarity on prices, I went in and saw a piece of furniture and asked for the price, which to my surprise was not bad (£10) I went home to measure up, and thought great, it will go, so went back a few hours later to purchase, to then discover the price has shot up to £35.00 I explained I was told it was £10.00. OMG the attitude!
I thought they were representing a charity here, not very good advertising.