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Children's Orchard
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citysearch c.
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I read the reviews here last night, but I had already made an appointment many weeks prior to sell clothing here, so I decided to go ahead anyway. What a waste of time.
As soon as I walked in the place, the woman looked at my 5 (small garbage size) bags of clothing and said she didn't have time to sort through all this stuff. I said that when I made my appointment I told them how many bags of clothing I had. I also asked her to tell me how much each individual item would be bought for. She did not like this. She offered me $1 for a $25 pair of GAP shorts, did not want 2 pairs of GAP cargos that were in good shape and offered me $7.50 for a boy's navy blazer (worn once). At this point, I told her not to bother with the rest. Cheaper to donate the items and take the tax deduction. Plus major attitude.
The clothing in the store wasn't of high quality, so I am not sure where her attitude was coming from. But, I will never go back there.
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