Vinnies

Two times encountered very rude responses from staff including sarcastic comments when I asked about availability of items. Last nail on coffin is when I called to ask about a transaction made on my card 2 weeks after I had visited the store the store manager said he has no idea what happened and couldn’t even refer me to someone that did. Well I like the items there but I really am a great fun of good customer care and respect for fellow humans

Great place to shop for almost anything, no 240volt electrical items other than lamps, good quality used items and cloths, DVDs, Cd's and vintage Items. Very helpful staff.

The prices here are disgustingly high. My understanding was that this is an op shop- the standard price on a dress should NOT be between $35 and $50! You should be ashamed of yourselves. The staff were quite stand-offish/ bordering on rude. Quite an awful experience, save your time and go to the lovely little shops nearby!

More expensive than eBay and antique stores for items that are not even in good condition.

I found this op shop good for good quality ladies clothing. Op shop was clean and tidy with nice staff

Overpriced! Items that aren’t even worth $20 are being priced at $40. They always have something good it’s just a shame they charge an arm and a leg. They also have no idea what’s authentic and what is counterfeit so it’s likely you will find fake Lacoste, Polo, Burberry, etc but still priced as if it were real.

This thrift" store is overpriced by miles. More expensive than the Myre Centre. I've bought new clothes

This Vinnies is the most expensive op-shop I've ever been too. They have a great selection but 90% of the clothing I looked at was damaged, well worn & stained & they were asking prices as if they were new. Most dresses were $9 up to over $100. I saw many, many Kmart branded items which cost less than $5 new being charged at double their original prices.The staff members were also abrupt & rude. They are ridiculously strict about change rooms & check every item - you would think it was a high end department store.I spent over $40 & had forgotten to bring a bag - the sales assistant sold me one for 10 cents & remarked that I would have to carry the rest as it is a waste of bags! So rude! So I had to make 2 trips to my car as most of the items were books (which ARE reasonably priced).As I was re-entering the store there was a kerfuffle about someone who had apparently 'stolen' a top. After screaming after the woman in front of customers & children they checked the tapes & the woman had returned it to the rack! Unbelievable & uncharitable behaviour.The owners of this store need to remember that the items are donated FREE OF CHARGE & are there for those in need who cannot afford to shop retail. You are doing a disservice to the community by continuing to operate in this way.

A bit more than 4 years ago this store was a very pleasant place. I could buy brand new clothing of famous brand for $7-$10 each. There has always been an excellent range of silver jewellery (every week the range was replenished) including world famous brands. Children's clothing were quite cheap and I bought a lot of items and toys for my son. About 3 years ago something happened. Maybe a new management came. I saw new faces at that time. Prices for everything, especially for clothing in this op-shop became so high!!! In retail during the sale period I can buy these same items at a lower price. The range of jewellery is not replenished at all. Everything that is on the display or in cabinet near the counter is there for 2-3 years, and the range of jewellery does not change for ages. I wonder, where is the jewellery that people donate every single day? For example, in Savers stores I can buy even gold jewellery and the range of jewellery on the display is pretty good. Everything is look like that Vinnies stores it's a real retail business that has nothing to do with the non for profit organization.