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Posted 8 September 2023

Free Thrift+ Bag plus Free Delivery Free

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Thrift+ are offering FREE bags, with free postage and delivery costs too!

These bags are a great way to help you do a wardrobe clearout, and for every donation you make, you'll earn points to spend on pre-loved clothing or donate to charity!

This is a really great way of renewing your clothes while being sustainable and helping fight fast fashion.

To get yours, press "GET FREEBIE" below and order your bag from their website. Then just wait for it to arrive and follow their instructions on how you can earn points!

With the seasons changing, this is a great way to shift your wardrobe from cool summer outfits to cosy autumnal ones.

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  1. tls1974's avatar
    Sadly, the only winner with Thrift is Thrift. Charity shops get their rejects (which must be in a shocking state given the crap I received off them) and they sell your stuff for a price lower than the threshold so they don't have to pay you. Learned my lesson, back to supporting my local charity shop
  2. qwertycrazy's avatar
    I use redonate.uk/. They pay based on weight I think to your chosen charity (much more than those places clothes for money places). The downside to donating directly to a charity shop, it's only worth it if they get clothes in good condition and manage to sell the clothes. So it depends which suits the charity better, short term guaranteed money but small amount or long term waiting to gain a larger amount. Also some charity shops can be more expensive than a market place so that will also add to the time it takes for them to sell.
  3. egonspengler's avatar
    So this is a 'free' bag that they send to you so you can fill it and return it to them?

    I'd be happy to send anyone on here a 'free' empty wallet for you to fill and send back to me... Any takers? (edited)
    digweed's avatar
    Yeah but it has to be a Gucci wallet and I'm not sure you will get it back
  4. honeybags225's avatar
    Meh, don't give to a private company, give to a charity shop. Much better cause.
    Bbqueue's avatar
    Yeah I don't get what this post is for, if you're wanting the money to potentially go to a charity, just take your clothes to the nearest charity shop 🤦🏻
  5. jazzuk777's avatar
    This isn't a deal it's a rip off, what are hukd doing letting this scam on here
  6. duncanb1973's avatar
    based on the negative reviews on trust pilot, they seem to misplace quality clothing but the high street items seem to be processed and sell for under £7 which means (according to the reviews)the person providing them gets nothing. If it looks like a scam and smells like a scam it probably is. The three bags I have ordered will be used for clothes going to a charity shop, that said they are not always that better as they are usually run by a chief exec on big money and volunteers getting paid nothing. Its a cruel cruel world (edited)
  7. MAZ1991's avatar
    Order the bag and use for supermarket shopping
    sparky_'s avatar
    Author
    That's what we have done or a wash bag
  8. supermodel2591's avatar
    It used to be good a year or two ago, I got about £25 in John Lewis vouchers for things I’d have otherwise sent to the charity shop. But lately it’s really gone downhill, they list the items at a high price so they don’t sell, then knock them down so low you don’t get anything.
  9. Apsidel's avatar
    What happen if you do not return your bag?
    sparky_'s avatar
    Author
    Nothing (edited)
  10. Pheonixblaise123's avatar
    I got my bag today, it not a bag for life it’s a normal postage bag.
    sparky_'s avatar
    Author
    If its any consulation I got mine yesterday and I was a bit Disappointed 😞 I won't be posting this again if it ever pops up
  11. ryan_reynolds's avatar
    Good for ebay or vinted packaging
    ansonuk1's avatar
    Exactly 🏻
  12. Ian1979's avatar
    I'm going to order a few to get rid of the rubble from my old driveway. Post them back for free. Saves on a skip.
  13. shalton's avatar
    Agreed, charity shop donation all the way!
  14. mattturner756's avatar
    If you give direct to charity you can gift aid etc. As well. This will get sold on for profit obviously, wrong way to go about it.

    My local charity have a card they scan and I get a yearly summary of how much they've made from our donations inc. Gift aid. It's a really great idea as has made us keep gifting to them. You feel good for donating, the buyer feels good for buying from a charity shop. Everyone wins
    Bbqueue's avatar
    Is that Heart Foundation?
  15. ansonuk1's avatar
    Are they one of these operations that ship the donated stuff straight out to Romania or suchlike?
  16. FNM20's avatar
    Excuse me if I’m wrong, but isn’t this ‘deal’ just for a plastic bag for you to fill with your unwanted clothes to return for free for Thrift to sell on?
    A97's avatar
    just use the bag for gorceries and what not
  17. DJ.Mole's avatar
    Love a free bag!! Thanks
  18. whereThemHotDealsAt's avatar
    Check with your local
    Charity shop but they even take ruined clothes and sell it on to recycling companies
  19. CaptainP's avatar
    Macklemore votes this one hot!
  20. Pichu's avatar
    Cheers OP
  21. bazr's avatar
    Has anybody noticed you can order up to 3 of them.
  22. davew2011's avatar
    Do they pay you for the clothes I take it ?
  23. imsomethingyournot's avatar
    Can anyone clarify if this is free? Title isn’t clear whether it’s free or not. Any help appreciated
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