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Augie & Bear

2.3 (6 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Aspen Estate Sales

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Have followed Aspen Estate Sales for 10+yrs. Very kinda people who run a great business…read more We had stopped at a few other estates sale with different owners and after 2-3 times of the rudeness we went back to Aspen Estate Sales. We also feel their quality of merchandise is better than others. Ever pull up to a house and take a look and drive off? Not with these guys. We trust what they have for sale. Great stuff! Doug and Lisa W.

Went to an Aspen Estate Sales sale on the first day and saw a piece of jewelry I liked. Overheard…read moresomeone say, "on last day of the sale everything goes to 50% off". Went back on the last day of the sale - the piece of jewelry I wanted was still there but for only 10% off. I asked if that was the best price they could do and Mrs Aspen Estate Sale said, "yes". I agreed to the price and was ready to buy. In the mean time, I hear people asking for further discounts on clothes and furniture and price was granted by seller. I also had a small piece of silver to purchase, so I asked Mrs Aspen if she could deal on that and she said, "everything is already 50% off!" I said, I just heard people dealing further and she said, "on what?!" I said, on clothes and furniture and she said, "that's on clothes and furniture!!" I said "well, if you don't ask, you will never know." She immediately got defensive and told me, "DON'T TELL ME HOW TO RUN MY BUSINESS! BLAH BLAH BLAH!!" I was taken-aback. Then, she asked Mr Aspen to escort me out! He proceeded to continue down that path with me outside and I said, "Look, she's your wife and out of respect for that, I will not comment about Mrs Aspen." At that point, he offered to go back in and see if she would consider selling to me, but the experience was so completely tainted, that I did not want to associate that with the piece, so I bowed out. It never hurts to ask, as my mother always said, and I'm sure sellers get sick and tired of buyers wanting a better deal, but it's the LAST day of the estate sale. Good business is being courteous and this was NOT good business. I'm still unsure of what I did wrong and why I was treated so poorly in front of other customers. I will never do business with Aspen Estate Sales again. I still don't have any idea why she went off on me. I don't think I ever will.

Rebecca Nohe Antique & Estate Sales Services

Rebecca Nohe Antique & Estate Sales Services

(7 reviews)

Please be advised when choosing Rebecca for doing an estate sale with. She is an AMAZING…read moresalesperson which includes getting your business. It was pretty much a slam dunk hiring her due to talking herself up, what services would be provided and so on. When the time came for her staff to set up, I stayed out of her way. No dropping in, texts or emails to make sure everything was ok, and that was hard for it was all my mom's possessions just months after she had passed away, so of course the sentimental piece was very difficult. I stayed back and let the "professional" take care of this very important job. After the 3-day sale was over, I did text a few days after that just inquiring how it went and the timeline of the "accounting". She rudely dismissed me and told me whenever she got to it because she had another big job to do. Trying to keep my motions intact and not respond that her job doing my mom's house was important, maybe not to her, but to me. Then it came for payment. 10 DAYS passed from when she "sent" the check to receive it! This was a local address that it was being sent to and in fact, she could have had us pick up but I honestly didn't think she even had cut one yet. When I addressed this, she said she wasn't sure when she mailed it out, because again, she was on another huge job and her last customer said it took 8 days for them to receive their pay. Please understand that the money was only a part of the issue, it was the fact when you are dealing with a VERY sensitive issue as a loss of a loved one and the one professional that you would think would have compassion would answer texts and not blow the customer off would show a little empathy. And not to mention that she did get 33% of the proceeds! Please do your due diligence when choosing someone to do such an important, sensitive job.

Went to one of their estate sales in Elbert this year. Many of the kitchen items were still in the…read morecabinets or under tables and were "not yet priced" which I found shocking. I learned this bc I saw other patrons digging through the cabinets and when I looked under a table, I found some red tea cups I thought were super cute. A tall woman with short hair snapped at me that they were not priced or available yet. So I asked if she could take a moment and price them right then (she seemed happy that the other older couple were digging.) She looked me up and down and said she couldn't do that and they were probably going to be quite expensive. I felt very dismissed and judged. I went home and messaged the estate sale on fb asking about the cups. She did reply to me later and the set of 8 cups and saucers were priced at $24 for all. So apparently I look like I can't afford $24 for teacups. I've been going to yard sales and estate sales since I was a small child (many of them north of Chicago too!) and have never been treated like that nor have I seen professionally run estate sales with unpriced and unavailable items sitting out. Terrible professionalism. Sadly unprepared. Just bc you e been doing a job for 35+ years doesn't mean you are good at it.

Augie & Bear - estateliquidation - Updated July 2026

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