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    Said the couch was leather where your body riches but just plastic.

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    Burns Estate Liquidator

    Burns Estate Liquidator

    4.3(83 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    Here's the short version - If you and or your family find yourself in need of an Estate Liquidator,…read moredon't waste your time interviewing anyone else but Susanna Burns. She and her team are professional, they know how to set up an Estate sale to make it appealing to your eye, they market well, they know how to price, and they do what they say they will do within the timeframes given. We could not have been happier with the job they did for us. Long version - After my mother passed away, we were faced with the daunting task of cleaning out her house and preparing it for sale. We began by obtaining a dumpster and disposing of many, many, items that we deemed to have no value and be worthless. MISTAKE. Susanna could have sold much of what we disposed of and probably saved us some on the dump fees. I was amazed at what people will buy. When we interviewed Susanna she arrived on time, was dressed professionally, and came prepared with her insurance certificate, business license, a bond, and references. She explained the whole process to us (from discovering what is in the house all the way through final cleanup). After we selected her team, we discussed timing of the process and the sale. She had some very smart insight about timing, in that the sale should be long enough past Christmas that people feel like they have some spending money in their pocket again. Once they got to work, her associate Eddie took the lead is setting up the sale. They grouped items intelligently, attractively, and appropriately. Their staging of items conveys to buyers that the sale is professionally run. They priced everything in the sale, even brought in an outsider to value the art that my mother had collected over the years (sadly none were Rembrandts ). Once the sale was complete, they disposed of everything that had not sold (as they said they would), and turned over an empty vacuumed house ready to start the real estate sale process. Throughout the process Susanna and Eddie kept us informed and apprised of the whole process. My siblings and I were very happy with the whole process and the results. Since our sale, I have had the opportunity to attend estate sales put on by other companies. Dare I say they don't come close to representing an estate the way Susanna and her team do. Like I said at the beginning, don't waste your time interviewing anyone other than Burns Estate Liquidators. You will end up hiring BEL anyways.

    This has to be the most expensive estate sale company in town. I was appalled! $6 for 1 placemat!…read moreSeriously, the half price day was still way too high. I'm guessing they have a "not sold" contingency that helps the bottom line. Don't bother, unless you're willing to pay Chairish.com prices at an estate sale. The items I wanted, I was sure, couldn't really be $6 each for a placemat. Additionally they weren't intact, but were unique. I decided, if that was the case, at half off it's about what I might pay at a normal estate sale. I asked the person taking money in the garage if $6 was the price per mat even with flaws. She discounted to $5 then half off which still falls above your previous claim. It was eye opening to see the level of price gouging. I had been told "Burns is the most expensive in town, which is why they get the high-end (greediest) clients" So, say what you want, I came, I saw, I reported. Looks to me like you are trying to rationalize something away that you know to be true. I repeat, I won't be back and I would discourage anyone else from attending your sales. Good luck to you.

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    Bar None Auction

    Bar None Auction

    1.7(81 reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $$$$

    I work for a construction company in Livermore, CA. Since 2007, Bar None Sacramento has helped me…read moresell Generators, Scissor Lifts, Bob Cat Skid Steere Loaders and Club Cars, Gators and Gradalls. Depending on the unit; before auction, expectations are not too high because the equipment may be old or needs work. Sometimes the repairs would cost more than what the unit is worth itself. This sounds like a commercial... Back in June 2018, after receiving the results for three units sold the same day, I actually had to read the email twice to make sure I read it correctly then called my contact, Jason Campbell to confirm because two Bob Cat Loaders and a Gradall sold for 10 times more than what I was expecting for each unit. My most recent experience was the auction held last Saturday, 11/09/19. I had a generator for sale for three years at a local business. No luck there. It was time to move it to Bar None which I was suppose to do in the first place. Last Friday before leaving work I confidentally told management that it's going to sell. When I woke-up Monday morning my in-box had an email from Jason @ Bar None. I was right, it sold, and satisfied with the result. If you are selling equipment, send it to Bar None. Bar None has never let me down. To sum up my experience for the past twelve years, I feel like a contestant on a game show, you never know how much you are going to win. But you are going to win.

    I attempted to purchase a 2003 Design Conecpts boat at auction. Al;though I was the highest…read morebidder, and though it was not a reserve auction, my winning bid was listed as "Not Accepted". The auction company then put the item up for sale on Facebook of all things, and then sold it for more money than I had bid. The thing I find immoral and illegal about this is, there was not a reserve price stated, nor was it stated this was a reserve auction. The Bar None site says its lots are "No Reserve" unless clearly marked as such. What a bunch of clowns- I've never seen this on such a supposedly "professional" site. They better be careful - their customers might notice since they're selling on Facebook, why are they needed at all??? They also seem to have some folks on here giving 5 star reviews to this organization, on every other review they give is 1 star. I think Dave S. works for their company, and is pretending to be a customer. How about it, Dave S.?? I've been buying at auction for 40 years, BTW, so some folks on here DO know how they are supposed to work...Gene Paige is rotating in his grave watching this operation. BTW, I sent multiple emails and calls, with NO response...

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