Unhappy Customer Storms Out After Workers Change Price of Dress at Goodwill Store

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If you view as many TikTok videos as we do, you'll begin noticing common patterns emerging.

And everyday folks complaining about Goodwill stores is definitely one of them!

This time around, a lady called Kimberly used a social media site to express her dissatisfaction with an incident that occurred at her nearby Goodwill store when she attempted to purchase a dress.

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Kimberly mentioned that she was out shopping at a Goodwill store with her 3-year-old son when she came across a dress she intended to purchase.

She stated, "I merely took a quick look and noticed there was a tag on it, but I thought it was the Goodwill tag."

Kimberly opted to purchase the dress without trying it on, only to discover later that it had a tag from Free People instead of a Goodwill label.

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The manager mentioned she had to verify the pricing at the rear of the shop.

Kimberly mentioned that dresses at the store typically sell for $6.99, hence she was taken aback when the manager informed her that the dress would be priced at $29.99.

The TikToker informed the manager that the price was too high for a Goodwill store, and the manager mentioned that the identical dress would be priced at around $300 at Free People.

Kimberly decided she didn’t want to pay that much for the dress, but she said that the Goodwill store “did her dirty.”