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Value Village Canada: 50% Off All Used Clothing, Shoes, Accessories, Bedding & Bath *January 16*

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Value Vil­lage Canada is offer­ing 50% off all used cloth­ing, shoes, acces­sories, bed and bath!  This event is for Super Savers Club Mem­bers only.  Valid only on Jan­u­ary 16, 2011.

Click here to find a Value Vil­lage near you.

15 Responses to “Value Village Canada: 50% Off All Used Clothing, Shoes, Accessories, Bedding & Bath *January 16*”

  1. Julia

    I seri­ously hate Value Vil­lage. They are a hor­ri­ble organization.

    *not help­ful. sorry! I woke up on the wrong side of the bed today haha*

  2. Me

    I com­pletely agree with Julia & Mun

    I was look­ing at the stuff behind the glass case in my local store (the ‘expen­sive’ stuff), & there was a Shirley Tem­ple doll there for $500. a quick check on e-bay found hun­dreds of them for a buy-it-now price of $30

    I’ve also seen sweaters with the tags still on them, with a lower orig­i­nal price than the VV price. & 2 pairs of jeans, same brand, same style, same size, same colour, one $10 more (& when I pointed it out to an employee, they tried to fix the price on the cheaper pair to match…)

    I would rather buy new, at full price, than give VV one penny.

  3. dizzyb

    I agree–VV tends to be way over­priced. I have, on rare occa­sion, found some­thing great for an equally great price. Usu­ally the oppo­site! I saw dec­o­ra­tive pil­low cov­ers there for $2.99 that I had orig­i­nally seen for $1 at Dol­larama. *sigh*

  4. krys

    some things are over priced while other things are great for some­one on a tight budget.

    I cant jus­tify spend­ing $20 on say a plain black tank top in big name stores when I can find the same thing for $5 at VV.

  5. Sara

    Ok, true enough that a lot of the crap is over­priced… BUT you can find hid­den trea­sures there and I have bought a LOT of great things there includ­ing toys for my kids and clothes for the fam­ily:) Today I went at 7 am and bought a brides­maid dress for my sister’s wed­ding (with her bless­ing of course!) for $10 — half off $20! It was likely at least $100 dol­lars new if not much more! It will need some alter­ation and I will be “spruc­ing it up” with some addi­tions like a great sash:) Plus I got a vic­to­ria secret sweater, a roots hoddy and an old navy t-shirt… all for $25! At full price I got my daugh­ter a my lit­tle pony house for $2.99…

    And by the way you do know that some of the money they make goes to the Dia­betes Asso­ci­a­tion right.….….….. my par­ents both have dia­betes and it is a hor­ri­ble dis­ease! I don’t mind spend­ing my money there, being green and recy­cling and find­ing things I know are a steal:)

    Just my 2 cents :D

  6. Carrie Hamm

    I have never had an prob­lems — I look for deals — thats the fun of VV and pass by the others.

  7. jtpn

    A few months ago when the store first opened in our area there were some great bargains.After that they jacked up their prices to about 30% more in average.Many house­hold items I found much cheaper price and new com­pared to VV,like a hot­plate at VV costs $25+ but I found a brand new one at ama­zon for $15.I visit VV much less now.

  8. Tammy

    I can’t seem to print the page to get the Super Savers card and I’ve e-mailed tech sup­port but likely miss out on this one…

  9. Erica

    Does any­one know if you get the dis­count if you don’t yet have the card but have the print­out? Or do they need to send you a card first or something

  10. Deanna

    This orga­ni­za­tion means a lot to me and my fam­ily as they are asso­ci­ated with the JDRF!! My daugh­ter is a type 1 dia­betic and yes their prices may be a lit­tle high it is to donate for a CURE and obvi­ously for their own well being! Just my 2 cents!!

  11. FrugalDiva

    Once upon a time I really enjoyed going to VV Bou­tique. Now the prices are over­all unreasonable/overpriced. I still go (rarely), and every now and then I find a unique item that I will shell out the price they are ask­ing. Every­day clothing/items? I can get a much bet­ter deal else­where. I know that a por­tion of prof­its goes to Dia­betes Asso­ci­a­tion, but in my mind charg­ing such a high / same as new price for used goods that are donated just doesn’t seem right.

  12. Me

    Sara, I’d rather give $5 to the Dia­betes foun­da­tion than give $20 to VV & have them give 50 cents of that to Dia­betes. They pay by the bag, you know, not by what’s in it.

    Also, my grand­fa­ther, grand­mother, & mother are all type 2 dia­betic, & I’m bor­der­line, yet I still won’t shop there.
    if you want to do some­thing good for dia­betic research, give the money directly to the cause, don’t buy over­priced stuff at a store like VV

  13. Teresa

    Value Vil­lage is great. Toy prices are out­ra­geous at retail stores. You really think the kid cares whether that toy is brand new or used? Fur­ni­ture, bikes, golf clubs, ten­nis rack­ets, skates, etc. etc. etc. You can’t beat the prices. Retail store prices are so redicu­lously marked up the more I shop at VV the more angry I get with the big box stores.

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