Oxfam GB Recenzje 208

Vile organisation. Gaza Appeal? No thanks. Take a long hard look at yourselves Oxfam. Am Yisrael Chai !🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

I visited oxgam skegness today had a quick walk around and left after seeing the really high prices, ie a set of pool balls for £20.00, the same balls are available on amazon for £15.00 and a radio for £20.00 , I bought the same radio at B&M store also for £20.00 but with a 2 year warranty. The clothes rails are so full that it is difficult to look through them. The store room is bulging with bags of clothes, surley it would be better to reduce the price of the clothes to make room for the excess bags that are filling the store room to capacity.

Thank you for standing up and being a voice of concern for the Palestinian people in Gaza.

A truly great cause; Oxfam helping the helpless across the world

Great website. Fast.

Had fantastic customer service today from Kathy in the New Malden store. She is courteous, helpful and always happy to help. It is always such a pleasure to see her smiley face

Always good service in Oxfam's Otley and Ilkley shops, though I don't know about online shopping as I've never done that.

Oxfam is in my experience a suspicious organization.
They collect money but only about 1/3 of it reach the goal.

Excellent service as new good price and dispatched quickly very pleased
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Amazing charity with integrity. Keep up the great work. Be the voice for the voiceless

All Oxfam service is great. I cannot understand why people come here to give bad reviews.

Trustworthy organisation focused on the right things.

Great company, friendly staff. Have donated for years.
My only gripe is that the charity shops keep giving more and more space to "brand new" items.
I'm not in a second hand shop to create more waste!

This is the first review I’ve written but I was so disappointed with my visit to Oxfam Truro that I had to share. It has so much potential to do good and raise money for charity as well as being charitable to those shopping there however it misses the mark on every level. The prices are so high that it’s is completely prohibitive to people trying to shop carefully. A jacket was £60, jeans £15+, kids toys seemed to start at £6 and the homewares equally overpriced (an old tin was £29!) Oxfam needs to realise that if its customers have £60 to spend on a jacket they would not be buying second hand. If they have one or two items that they feel are especially valuable they should keep them out of the shops and stick them online. There were quite a few customers looking whilst I was in there and I didn’t see one customer buy anything. The shelves are rammed and so the high prices are speaking for themselves. No changing rooms so you can’t even try it on if you were tempted. I’m absolutely sure the revenue would go up if you reduced the prices by 50% + . I spent £0 as I thought it was completely missing the spirit of charity shops. They have some nice stock so I could have easily spend £££ if I came away with several items rather than just one or two as the price I could buy it on the high street. Maybe they have a shop manager used to London prices but I hope they make some changes soon and they actually make some money for the charity they are there for. Disappointing and I wouldn’t bother to go in there again.

I trust OXFAM, after years of donating, corresponding and contributing to their campaigns with personal testimonies. I know that the little I have to give, will go to the right place.

I received a quick reply to my email from Oxfam. I'm glad to be able to have the opportunity to support an organisation/charity that is trying to help & improve this dreadful situation in Israel where so many innocent people are being caught up in the retaliations. The donation system was extremely easy to use.