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A recent social media post has sparked a debate about pricing at Goodwill stores. The user shared her experience of shopping at a Goodwill on 34th street, where she was looking for a dress for an event. After trying on approximately 35 dresses, she found one she liked and fit her. However, she was surprised when she was told at the checkout that the dress was $19.99 because it was considered a formal dress. This was $10 more than the set dress price. The user expressed her frustration, as the dress was donated to the store for free. She also mentioned that the Goodwill stores in her area individually price their items. After spending about 2 hours in the store, she decided to pay the price and vowed to visit other consignment stores in the future. Read More…