Are there any charity shops in the UK?

There’s plenty of them on pretty much every high street throughout the UK, and there’s loads of potential for picking up items for a couple of quid, and then selling them for a big profit online.

Why do people stop donating to charity shops?

Store bosses deluged with ‘disgusting’ items after clear-outs ask public to be thoughtful about donation Charity shop bosses have urged people to stop donating “patently unsellable” items, as they are deluged by mountains of bags from spring cleans.

How much is a dress in a charity shop?

In one of my local shops, for example, the dresses are usually priced upwards of a tenner, even for high street brands – but tucked away at the back of the store are skirts that are all usually just a few quid each. Pricing policies can vary massively even in the same shop, so don’t be scared to have a good old rummage around.

Can a charity shop restock on the same day?

Luckily, you can sometimes use this to your advantage. Some shops will restock on the same days and at the same times each week, so if you can, try popping in randomly rather than always sourcing on a Saturday morning, for example.

There’s plenty of them on pretty much every high street throughout the UK, and there’s loads of potential for picking up items for a couple of quid, and then selling them for a big profit online.

Can you take electrical goods to charity shops?

*All info is based on UK Charity Shops and not USA or Overseas. The US do take in electrical goods, unlike Britain. Always check when taking your goods to the store.

Why are charity shops not allowed to have signs?

Why? Because they are not allowed to on the basis that if the goods are faulty they could either electrocute someone or just not work. But most charity shops do not have this sign in their windows. They don’t mention it to the people who are donating the goods, and they take them with a smile. Why?