Salvos Stores Kew

“They must have new management. The place is now empty and resembles a department store. Let us not foerget its an op shop. It's now off my radar to go to. Very sad.”

“Good items at times but a real shame that items are ridiculously overpriced. Charges more than market value on most item or from the store new.”

“Quite pricey, good selection of books, saw some pieces of clothing that would have been cheaper brand new”

“OVERPRICED!!! A pair of clean jeans can cost you $24. We all know that most op shops priced jeans at $7 to $9. Many average winter jackets were from $40 to $76 each. Most op shops priced similar jackets at $15 to $25. What a joke! There was an old table Singer sewing machine in the front windows for $250, then a vintage typewriter inside with an outrageous $389 tag. You can buy on eBay or even collectible shops for significantly less. This shop has lost touch with the community. They are insulting those caring donors that have donated these good to them for charity. Greedy! Greedy! Greedy! This is one of the MOST EXPENSIVE Salvos that I have seen in the last 30 years. Greedy management selling donated goods at ridiculous prices. I am starting to think the management must be on some sort of commission scheme. The more they sell, the more they take homes. Shame! Shame! Shame! I call on all Salvos and op shops supporters to boycott this greedy store. There is ZERO charity spirit within this store.”

“I have the feeling there is some sort of competition between Salvo stores to determine which makes the most profit. Or, in this case, being in Kew, management believe the locals can afford to pay; as this store is waaaaay over priced. A German beer stein priced at 38 dollars isn't market price, it's "tell him he's dreaming". I wouldn't donate here, there's no telling where the bloated profits go.”