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Original Comment I have a situation where I believe I donated a piece of clothing to Savers that had something hidden in the pocket that I forgot to check. I called them and was told, "anything found in the pockets is perceived as an intentional donation and is processed for sale." What I lost was about $3000 worth of jewelry. If I intended to give this to you, would I have hidden it in a pocket? Why wouldn't something like this have been found questionable and at least held for a certain length of time to see if someone called on it? I do understand the volume that is collected. I also understand that my mistake is mine alone. What I don't understand is how a multi-thousand dollar find of jewelry in a pocket could been seen as intentional? I think a policy change is needed for cases like this. I accept my responsibility, but the ending could have been a whole lot better if these situations were handled better.

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