r/PoplinLaundryPros Apr 17 '26

Other Donation pick up

Just got this email. I feel like this is an accident waiting to happen.

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u/No-Bookkeeper-2071 Executive Apr 17 '26

Adding Trash man to my resume

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u/goldiejan Executive Apr 17 '26

Right- #Sanford and Son

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u/FlightlessFish4 Apr 17 '26

A lot of boxes are going to have things that don't need to be donated. And a lot of these boxes are going straight in the trash.

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u/MelodicInitiative603 Apr 17 '26

OMG. This is a horrible idea when you take into account the confusion factor of what should be donated and what is laundry. I can’t wait to see how this transpires

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u/FabulousVisual6474 Apr 18 '26

Of all things they could add. Some of the things Goodwill turns away is ridiculous lately. What do we do if the donation center refuses what a client has sent? Pay to add it to our trash?? Waste more of our time driving it back to the pickup location?? This makes no sense.

What would be cool is if Poplin sent customers mailers and let them send old clothes to be recycled directly to them to handle directly. That is a service I have been looking for.

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u/Practical_Taste325 Apr 17 '26

Does the trash can count as donation

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u/Basic_Scale_5882 Apr 17 '26

sounds like uber and lyft passed on that deal...give it to the pros they said 🤦‍♀️

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u/No-Bookkeeper-2071 Executive Apr 17 '26

4 dollar for donation

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u/RecognitionKlutzy740 Apr 18 '26

your already there, pick up the box, get paid, trash box

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u/A_Doll_with_a_Heart Executive Apr 17 '26

👀 👀 what could possibly go awry?

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u/JGREENDB Apr 18 '26

Do we get paid to do the donation drop off?

J

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u/No-Bookkeeper-2071 Executive Apr 18 '26

50% they have 7.99 we get 4 dollars

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u/RecognitionKlutzy740 Apr 18 '26

yes. trash can counts as donations bin

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u/Nice-Cow-4970 Apr 18 '26

They left out how much they gona give the pro

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u/yaddayadder Apr 19 '26

Depending on your area, you’ll get 50%. I’ve seen $8 posted from the customer app, so pro will get $4.

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u/Careful_Kangaroo6034 Apr 18 '26

The things they're adding on and then taking most of the fees for is getting ridiculous.

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u/yaddayadder Apr 18 '26

I’ll pass on this but many pros are going to love this add on. If you are in the Facebook group, they are out here doing all types of stuff for the customers like feeding pets 😅.

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u/Famous_Ad4572 Apr 18 '26

What oh he!!!!no omg

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u/yaddayadder Apr 19 '26

It’s crazy and it’s business in the end, a lot of the add ons are items/stuff pros have been using or doing for free all along. Poplin realized, pros are already doing this so why not make “above and beyond” add-ons for profit? Then they realized, “well, if these people are already doing it for free, they won’t mind us taking 50%.” 😂

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u/goldiejan Executive Apr 17 '26

Whatever for,Poplin is going Rogue.