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Do goodwills in cities and towns with a higher cost of…
Do goodwills in cities and towns with a higher cost of living have higher quality items? It sounds like that would be the case. People with too much money throwing out expensive goods because a new version is available? ​ Specifically, I'm looking for a good office chair, and I know they can run into ridiculous price ranges like 200 to 1,600+ ​ So I've been frequenting the same Goodwill and Habitat for Humanity in my town for such chairs. ​ According to PayScale, Reisterstown, Maryland is about 10% higher than average for cost of living. #finance source | earnings |
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