Value Village in Winnipeg

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  Fred Coad

  :: 22 April 2018 16:49:31

  Once, this was a great place to find costumes, recycle or upcycle clothes, and just generally get good deals on (mostly lightly) used items. Over the last few years their success has gone straight to their head, the quality has taken a serious dive down while their prices have been raised way up. My current advice is, mostly, just stay away. There are a few times (theatrical costume requirement etc) when it's still worth. Visit, but be careful. I've seen far too many items lately priced so close to retail/new, that it no longer makes any sense to buy used.

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  biguncleshirley

  :: 21 April 2018 16:19:45

  Came here today for a few things. They’ve gradually gotten worse. $5 for an empty liquor bottle. $4 for $3 worth of candles. Used Clothing for more than you can buy it New. Get it together VV I thought this place was supposed to be a thrift store.

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  Dustin Haertel

  :: 17 April 2018 09:21:33

  Its ok. Prices really seem off on some items but thats just the way things go I guess.

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  Rich Aymont

  :: 11 April 2018 17:44:40

  We weren't not please with how they have been selling appliances. We purchased a used coffee maker and it never really worked properly. They wouldn't take it back so we donated it back. Would you believe the same broken coffee maker ended up on the shelves being sold "as is" after we told them it was broken. They wouldn't take it back from us after we tried to return it but would try to pawn it off again and double their money. Not a very honest practice.

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  Canaan Lowe

  :: 20 October 2017 19:34:41

  Always odds & ends you can use for beneath affordable prices. how can u lose awesome variety on clothes,candles,pretty much everything! take out a few moments and check it out if u haven't already.