how this charity wastes your donations how this charity wastes your donations. I've had 3 unwanted unneeded junk mail letters delivered by the Royal Mail this week through my letterbox. All exactly the same. All begging for money. All directly went into the blue waste paper bin to be recycled. I don't know if the Royal Mail get paid for doing this but its a waste of charity money, a waste of paper and its an invasion of my privacy. Unsolicited mail. No doubt I will get some more before Christmas.

The Salvation Army are the very best at… The Salvation Army are the very best at everything . I have learnt so much from their compassion and understanding . We can all learn from the Salvation Army. I volunteer for the several drop ins and homelessness .Without exception every homeless person I speak too says the Salvation Army are the kindest and the best.5 stars are not enough

Absolutely appalling attitude Absolutely appalling attitude. Firstly the home collection was booked for the afternoon. The driver called at 10am and decided to come earlier and gave us 10 minutes notice. Upon arrival the items were in pristine condition and the staff members were rude and decided not to take any items and said to the other staff member “ we’re not having much luck today”. You should be quite honoured anyone even bothers to donate any items. I suggest to anyone don’t bother as they’re clearly rude.

Selling fake "game worn" NBA jerseys Selling fake "game worn" NBA jerseys. I saw their eBay auction of Udonis Haslem game worn jersey. The jersey had a MeiGray patch with a serial number. I contacted MeiGray and provided the serial number of the jersey. Turns out the jersey was never game worn. The worst part is that I messaged them right away and sent the screenshot of MeiGray reply. I got no response, they didn't take the auction down, didn't update the details of the auction to clarify that the jersey is not actually game worn.

Shocking prices often dearer than new… Shocking prices often dearer than new and staff attitude. They’ve got a guy at Berwick Salvation Army who values the stuff they get for free. Anything really valuable where does it go? Reportedly to an auctioneer in Alnwick I’m told. They get given three factory units that are filled basically with sh 1 t. Disgusting. We only use the Hospice charity shop in Berwick and the charity shop in Eyemouth by the pool.