Boo on the Salvation Army! - Collecting Tiki

J jonboy Member Oceanside, CA Joined: Jul 02, 2003 Posts: 80	J jonboy Posted posted on Mon, Oct 27, 2003 7:43 PM DAV in Oceanside is cheaper (except for books) put it is very poorly run, I get a headache just looking into that store. Finding the good thrift stores is part of the "hunt". There are many charity thrift stores around, they come and go but can be the source of great deals because of the relative ignorance of the volunteers. I am a thrift store fanatic, go to my local Goodwill twice a day!!! They hae gotten ridiculous in pricing, but I always find great deals (for resale). Best deals are still the yards sales and the swap meets.

DAV in Oceanside is cheaper (except for books) put it is very poorly run, I get a headache just looking into that store.

Finding the good thrift stores is part of the "hunt". There are many charity thrift stores around, they come and go but can be the source of great deals because of the relative ignorance of the volunteers.

I am a thrift store fanatic, go to my local Goodwill twice a day!!! They hae gotten ridiculous in pricing, but I always find great deals (for resale).

Best deals are still the yards sales and the swap meets.

Post #57252 by jonboy on Mon, Oct 27, 2003 7:43 PM