Goodwill is making record profits in this crappy economy and here is what they chose to do for their frequent shoppers as a “thank you.”
Now, if you spend $200 over the course of time – Goodwill will give you a $10 in-store-credit.
Effective in September – they are changing it up – so…
you now have to spend $400 to get that $10 credit.
Hey!
That’s no way to say thank you for record profits!
Now, if you spend $15 in one transaction – you get 5% off the price, and if you spend over $50 you get 7% off the price, and I think over $100 got you a 10% discount.
Because of the record profits that Goodwill is making they are changing that policy also.
They will change that to a straight 5% discount no matter how much you spend over $20.
Hey!
That is no way to say thanks to your customers.
It makes me want to lay down on the floor and have a tantrum.
But that job was already taken.
The new Salvation Army store that opened up down the road has some interesting policies too.
They have specials – like all furniture 1/2 price.
They have random specials just like that ALL the TIME.
They offer a senior discount every day of the week – but on Wednesday – they double that discount to 30%.
Ha.
Take THAT Goodwill.
Goodwill has a funny funny way of saying:

I think the signal from Goodwill feels more like
a middle digit wagging in my face.
Harumph.