Vinnies Victoria Park

“Extremely friendly and helpful staff here... good, non-crazy prices for most items.”

“I went this shop today ... to buy workshoes .. I did look around..some of them long not suits for me .. just I am comming out the shop ..store person said you steal something...I gave them my bag ....such badinsulting to me ..I never had in my life ....end of the year in my life big insult in my life...”

“Picked out 2 single CD's and one 7-inch small record all priced at $2 each, none of which were particularly special finds, and asked if they'd accept a $5 note for the three (a reasonable offer given that's all they were worth really, and I've been buying decent CD's for $1 or less at nearly all op shops except Vinnies'; some places sell them for .50c each - I've even found "any 10 for $4" at Salvos and "any 5 for $1" at a Good Sammy's, such is the ubiquity and near worthlessness of much of the available format now). The two tellers made a big deal about one of the discs being The Moody Blues and declined. I left without purchasing. So they suddenly care about the perceived worth of the artist and consider themselves musicologists if you ask for a small discount, yet they've still got a haul of worthless junk music sitting there forever that's worth .10c a piece if you're lucky, that no-one is ever going to buy at the asking price. If they care so much about the supposed rarity/value of the item then they should at least least price their junk stuff accordingly.”

“The teller today was very considerate of me and individually wrapped each of my breakable objects I bought in newspaper so they would be safe on my bus journey home. I appreciate it very much”

“Good selection, I've found some excellent vintage & retro jewellery and a nice piece of framed 3D art. I'd recommend taking your own bag, always take a good bag when you go op-shopping. If you're traveling by bus then there is a stop just a few steps from the shop, parking is limited although there is a shopping centre opposite.”