If you find that a lot of things have accumulated in the house that you have not worn for a long time or that have become small for your child, you can try to get a little money for them. To do this, you just need to go to the nearest thrift store and conclude an agreement.
It is necessary
Unnecessary things in satisfactory condition, passport
Instructions
Step 1
First you need to choose a thrift store where you will go to carry unnecessary things. Be sure to call there and find out when you can come to drop things. In some stores, items are accepted on certain days or hours.
Step 2
Before you collect things that you decided to give up for sale at a thrift store, you need to put them in order. If it is clothing or shoes, check for stains, loose seams, holes and missing buttons. Try to eliminate all of these defects if possible. Shoes and clothing must be clean. Seasonality is of great importance. If it's summer, then most likely they won't take a fur coat and boots for sale, but ask to come with them closer to winter.
If you rent home appliances or equipment, check its serviceability and do not forget the instructions, if they have been preserved.
Step 3
Place your clothes in bags neatly. If you are handing over a large-sized product, then you need to resolve the issue with delivery and loaders. Usually there are no delivery services in commission shops. Be sure to take your passport, it will be needed to conclude an agreement (or agreement).
Step 4
The store merchant will examine the items and evaluate them. You can enter into discussions with him and ask for more, but usually the store knows better at what price this or that thing can be sold. In most thrift stores, after 20 days, the first markdown of an unsold item takes place, its cost is reduced by 20%. After the next 20 days - by another 10%. If by that time the thing has not been sold, they discount it to the lowest possible.
Step 5
After evaluating your belongings, an agreement is drawn up in duplicate, which you sign. The store will take for its services 30-40% of the cost of the item sold. After the sale, they will call you, or you can periodically call yourself and ask about the fate of your things. Money for the goods sold must be paid no later than three days from the date of sale. If your item is damaged or lost, the store must refund its cost.
