My fraud senses are tingling…read more I only know of Collector's Den because they place a "Charity Auction" table inside the Hyatt Regency. Big letters that read "CHARITY AUCTION" with some (fairly common) posters and memorabilia, with a "sign-up" sheet to make a bid. Designed to get people thinking "Oh, I can support a charity AND buy something fun while I enjoy my business trip/vacation!" Apparently they do this every month, although the hotel staff don't know much about it. Just one problem: There is no information about which "charity" it supports, let alone a non-profit organization tax number. It gets worse. Their web site has an "Online Charity Auction" link at the top. That takes you to a page that simply says "Online Auction," with zero mention of charity. Elsewhere, they have a link to that same page where it also just says "Online Auction." So - not really a charity auction, just a regular auction. It gets worse. Their FAQ has no information on the "charity" portion of this. But there is a "FAQ" that reads "How do I make a donation?" that simply gives steps to "make a donation" without bidding or buying anything. But again, no mention at all of what the supposed charity might be. Following the outlined steps take you to a page that reads "Donate to Collectors Den SYFOA" and allows you to enter an amount and then enter your credit card details. Wait, what? You give money to Collectors Den and NOT an actual charity? Huh? I mean, even if this were legitimate, that is horribly inefficient -- how much of your donation would actually reach the charity vs being used to pay Collectors Den's bills? So what's going on? Another reviewer from 2019 indicates that they're affiliated with Make-a-Wish (and other?) charities. But their web site simply says they can offer a service where they provide items at a lower cost for other organizations to use in fundraising auctions, so it's unclear if they're actually directly affiliated or if these so-called pop-up "Charity Auctions" benefit Make-a-wish or any other known charitable organization. I've bid in auctions for real charitable organizations. I've never seen an organization hide their details or simply say "charity auction" instead of the specific needs that they meet in the community. That's counter-productive to an organization's goals. This looks a lot like Collector's Den is using misleading/fraudulent marketing practices. I can't say for sure that's what's happening, and I really hope I'm wrong, but all signs point to this conclusion. BUYER BEWARE

First they failed to deliver one of the two pieces that I acquired through a silent auction. Then…read morewhen I drove downtown, paid for parking, etc... They refused to give me anything to protect my investment other than a plastic bag that was too small. Horrible customer service or interest in protecting you from possible theft or damage.

This store is huge, awesome, and has a great selection with amazing vendors and employees. Everyone…read morewas unbelievably kind and helpful. I showed up today after a very long drive already in a mediocre mood. I went up to the front desk to ask about a Facebook Marketplace agreement I had made for a sofa set and the price, only to find out there had been some miscommunication. At first I honestly thought I might have been scammed, which instantly put me in a terrible mood. I definitely huffed around and complained about how far I had driven while trying to sort it out. Long story short...the Facebook Marketplace dealer was not a scam at all. We had simply misunderstood which pieces we were talking about. Fast forward to the end of the visit: three employees (two gentlemen and a woman / I'm sad I didn't get their names) helped me load everything and went the extra mile in every way. They were incredibly kind to me... even after my less-than-great attitude earlier. I tipped them and apologized for being grumpy, but I have to say I left there genuinely believing in people again. They handled the situation with so much patience and kindness. Very cool experience. I'll absolutely be back (with a better attitude!) and I'll be paying that kindness forward. Thank you to those three employees....even helped load my trailer. Seriously nice. Like....extra! Thank yoU!

I still love shopping at Midland antiques. I have been coming here for years. As with any booth…read morestyle antique shop there are good and bad prices. They always have a couple of people working the register and sometimes three on the weekend to make sure everybody gets through the line quickly!

Both myself and my granddaughter are fans of these stores. I find a lot of home furnishings that…read moresuit my significant other's tastes. My granddaughter can always find a few items for her room even though she has long ago run out of room to display them. She figures out a way. A lot of stuff is on sale or marked down. Even their regular prices won't hurt your wallet. Checkout service was fast, efficient and friendly. Plenty of parking spaces were available.

Love hobby lobby, it was filled and organized. Easter is out and 4th of July. The service was…read morehelpful and kept asking if I needed anything. The selection was full and lots of choices. Easter was 40% off so the value was great. Would definitely come back for the prices of everything.

I recently ordered a frame online, to be picked up in the store. There was a discount attached to…read morethe order, so that made the price just right. It was ready when I went for pick up. I'm actually reviewing the Castleton location, just to be clear.

I go to this store on occasion when I can't find some thing at Joann's or Hobby Lobby. It's kind of…read morecurious how in most places I have lived that they're always situated right next-door to each other, even though they are owned by different companies. Generally this store seems to have a decent inventory. Between Michaels, Hobby Lobby and Joann's, I can generally find what I need.

This store has so much to offer. It's almost infinite. They have anything from common games to…read morehard to find and almost obscure games. They are always so knowledgeable about everything and are more than happy to chat you up about anything in the game realm. If they happen to not have what you want or need, they are also very motivated to help direct you elsewhere. It's a magical and intriguing place to walk around and get lost in. I'm glad they are close to where I live too. I highly recommend them and I will definitely be back.

We went there (46227 location) to vote this morning, the workers there were super friendly and…read morehelpful!

I swung by this card shop the other day with the boys and walked out feeling like I'd actually won…read moresomething for once in the TCG world. Their prices are refreshingly reasonable and spot-on with the real market--they don't just eyeball it, they actually check recently sold comps like responsible adults. Extremely current without the usual "I pulled this number out of my binder" vibes. Sure, I'm not exactly doing cartwheels over their 40-60% trade-in rate (my inner optimizer shed a single tear), but honestly? The fact that they're not trying to rob me blind more than makes up for it. In a hobby full of wolves in shiny foil armor, these folks feel like the friendly neighborhood merchant who actually wants you to come back. Highly recommend--solid shop, fair deals, zero drama. I'll definitely be going back (and maybe bringing tissues for my trade-in soul next time).