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    I had a wonderful experience with Donna and her staff. I manage a small boat/rv storage facility…read moreand had to get rid of a boat that belonged to a non-paying renter. Donna helped me through the whole process. Her advice was spot on and we were able to auction the boat while making sure we did so legally and properly. Even after the auction, she was helpful in guiding me through the paperwork, etc. The paperwork she provided was clearly marked with step-by-step instructions. I will definitely be calling on them again for an upcoming "estate" sale auction for another client. I highly recommend you give them a try. The price was most reasonable, their response time is quick and they know what they're doing.

    From the owner: NOTE: Current promotion may only be redeemed towards auction conducting services, and not towards…read morethe purchase price of items that we are auctioning. Sale Maker Auctions is a full service Auction company proudly serving cities throughout No. California. If you are looking for a professional Auctioneer who can help you with your lien sale, charity fundraiser, personal property auction (eviction / abandonment) or bankruptcy sale, then look no further. Licensed and bonded, our mission is to help our clients by providing professional services from start to finish. We also offer lock cut / inventory and DMV lien services to all self storage facilities. Our auction schedule is located on our website on the upcoming auctions tab. We invite you to attend an auction near you and see just what we have to offer.

    Michaan's Auctions - Waiting area

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    Tammie was extremely helpful throughout the entire process of liquidating our design warehouse…read more While we didn't agree with the valuation of a few pieces it was worth it in the end to have someone else handle the sale of all 100+ pieces we had! Thank you thank you!!

    I consigned a pair of jade earrings to Michaan's for sale along with other items, and made it clear…read morethat for the earrings I wanted an auction reserve of $250; this reserve was duly recorded on the paperwork that was filled out for the items. Jill Fenichell, with whom I was working, noted that Marie Elise Coronado, the in-house jewelry appraiser, would have to agree to this reserve for it to go forward; but certainly did not note that there would be any repercussions beyond the consignment not going forward should Ms. Coronado not agree. Ms. Coronado later contacted me and said she couldn't grant my request, and the reserve would be $200. Okay, the contract states that reserves depend on agreement by the parties, so fine, I just asked when I could come by to pick up the earrings. At this point she took the arrogant stance that if I wanted the earrings back I would have to pay the fee for when consignors reverse the decision to consign items to Michaan's, and further claimed that only under restricted circumstances may consignors specify reserves for their items -- which is absolutely NOT what is specified by the language in the contract for reserves. I appealed to Ms. Fenichell for help, noting that good-faith dealing required that what had been established between Ms. Fenichell and myself must be honored, and received no help. In the end, I asserted control of the situation by invoking another clause of the contract that specifies that the day and place an item is sold must be by mutual agreement of the consignor and Michaan's, and stated that I would not consent to any particular circumstances of sale until this matter was resolved. At that point, Ms. Coronado agreed to my requested reserve. With a company that had the intention of dealing in good faith with its consignors, none of this nonsense could have occurred. Michaan's proceeded to violate its own contract by selling all of my remaining items at days and places of Michaan's own choosing, without obtaining, or even requesting, my agreement. In particular, my set of sterling silver was sold separately from its case, against my wishes.

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    In the beginning, it was very chaotic, but I can say that the store went from 0 to 100. The…read morefragrances are a bit empty, but overall, the store has become a lot better than it was a couple of months ago. I didn't understand the whole two racks, it honestly made the store feel very cluttered, but now there's none of that, and it actually feels like you can breathe in there. Also the staff is great and the fitting rooms are OPEN unlike other Burlington stores.

    I have been to this location about six or seven times since it opened and somehow it has gotten…read moreworse every single time. I kept going back hoping it would improve but that has not happened. To be fair, I did not experience the rudeness that some other reviewers mentioned. The staff were not rude to me personally. The problem here is the overall condition of the store and what appears to be a lack of management or basic upkeep. If I am being honest the overall experience is about a .25 out of 5 stars. Let's start with the security situation because it is honestly one of the strangest parts of the whole experience. When the store first opened you could walk in normally and security would welcome you with a smile. Now they have a retractable belt barrier at the entrance like you are about to enter some exclusive shopping experience. Unfortunately the big reveal on the other side is mostly empty fragrance shelves and clothes all over the floor. The guard gives this long speech about how the system is supposed to improve the shopping experience and then closes the belt behind you like you are being admitted into a club. The last time I went in I was so disappointed that I left after about one minute. The guard was busy at the register and I literally had to move the belt and let myself out. Not sure why I felt the need to close the belt behind me but I did... Meanwhile right outside the doors there are often homeless people sitting on the floor hanging out near the entrance and security does nothing about it. If the goal is to make customers feel comfortable walking in the store maybe start there. Why not trespass people who are camping out at the front door instead of making paying customers feel like they need permission to enter? Now the store itself is even worse. Anyone who is into fragrances knows Burlington can sometimes be a great place to find deals. Well not at this Burlington. The fragrance shelves are usually almost empty and what little is there is disorganized and toppled over. I can walk in and scan the entire section in about one minute before realizing there is nothing there. The clothing section is somehow even more chaotic. The racks are packed together with sizes completely mixed up and clothes all over the floor. It looks like the version of the store that you likely know and would expect to see ten minutes before closing on a major holiday except this is how it looks in the middle of the day. Compared to the Pittsburg Burlington the difference is night and day. That store is organized, stocked well, and actually enjoyable to shop in. This location feels like nobody is really paying attention to what is happening in the building. It is honestly disappointing because I was excited to finally have a Burlington closer to home where I could check for fragrances and deals more often. Instead it has been a letdown every single visit. The Pittsburg store clearly knows how to run a Burlington. This location might want to call them and ask how it is done

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