Goodwill Coupon Code & Coupon January 2022

You do find some good deals but just and FYI don’t buy anything that’s says it’s Tiffany and co. I had to return one because it was a fake and the other one looked super real and I sold it to someone else on eBay who said it was fake and they refused to send it back after I refunded them. So I ended up being out almost $200 that I spend on the necklace. Before you leaves something as Tiffany please get it authenticated good will. High dollar jewelry is notorious for having fakes. If you aren’t sure if it’s a reproduction please list that in the description.

Hello good afternoon, please your help, because since Saturday, that you have the new design of the website, I had not access to my account, I changed my password and I have orders pending payment. For your understanding and support David Guzman

It's not worth it to sign up and buy something. If your item is 5 bucks and weighs 1 pound, they say it weighs 5 pounds and the shipping then goes higher. They also take days to send your item, mostly a week. Some stores do this, while others don't. On top of that, they don't put measurement details in clothing. I asked what the measurements were on this shirt. They replied, "We are no longer able to provide additional measurements for items that were donated with a size tag" which is dumb. Every auction starts at 9.99, so if you get it for 10 you'll end up paying close to 22-27 for the item because the shipping is outrageous and handling runs 2-5 dollars. Authenticated items has a 9.99 handling fee. I do not understand why they can't be honest about weight of item.They say its determined by Fedex, but I say BS. The best way to go is 1cent shipping that's the only way to get a deal on this site. Sometimes you bid and its blocked, and you lose the item, happened to me a few times.

I love them, they in past times have always answered my concerns, and have always been fair, the have just recently, helped me, keep doing good shopgoodwill.?

Each of my experiences has involves me closing out an auction and getting a package only a few days later. Shipping has been surprisingly cheap even for 10-20lb packages. Everything has been in good shape, clean, and intact. Payment process is seamless and the auction process is also fairly seamless, although not quite as sophisticated as eBay's.

Shopgoodwill of Berwyn, PA and some Shopgoodwill has a policy that a signature is required for orders over $100. Is it too much to ask Shopgoodwill and the others to inform their customers of this policy before an order is paid and shipped out instead of finding out later that if no one is at home to receive the package then it will not be delivered? The customers can then provide a work or business address where someone can sign for the package. I understand Shopgoodwill has to protect themselves from packages getting stolen but why not punish the thieves/porch pirates or customers that files false claims instead of punishing all their paying customers. The rules should be change, if the customers paid the shipping cost, the customer should be given the choice if they want a signature or not to receive the package. If Shopgoodwill pays for the shipping costs, then they can make up any rule they want that favors them, it should be as simple as that. Luckily for me, FedEx scheduled a delivery on a Sunday and I can stay at home to receive the package but unfortunately, FedEx did not even bother to ask me for a signature, so much for that store policy.