Mystery Shopper Buys $1M Worth Of Toys At Local Toys 'R' Us To Donate To Kids
June 30, 2018
A Good Samaritan made a hefty purchase at a Toys 'R' Us store in North Carolina before the retailer officially closed its doors for good.
Credit: Phillip Pessar
An employee at the Raleigh store said an anonymous person purchased $1 million worth of remaining toys to donate to local children.
"Oh wow, that's nice," said Vivian Smith who showed up and found the doors locked with a closed sign on the glass.
"Wow. Awesome," said another customer.
The staff told CBS 17 they will spend their last day boxing up the few toys left to put on a truck for the mystery buyer.
Toys 'R' Us closed all 700 stores in the US on Friday.
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