I have purchased from 9 Mile a few times, and the items are always…read moreShipped fast and nicely packaged.

I purchase a lot of items from online auctions for my ebay store, most sell garage sale items but 9…read moremile always has some nice items and collectibles.

This Company and the owner Gina are so unprofessional and rude…read more The contract was 70% me and 30% them and they are completely non compliant with any accountability and shorted me by thousands of $ I called and asked for accounting of the extremely LEAN Check and was told "We Do No Do That" period...Gina was exceedingly rude in front of my Real Estate broker and a friend who was helping me. I was appalled at the complete lack of consideration and the ability to be accountable and not one ounce of honesty.

The building seemed small, and unassuming from the outside. Posters, and markings in the windows…read moreindicating the plethora of games and events that the store supported. While I try not to judge a book by its cover, I certainly didn't realize what I'd be stepping into. I've imagined it must be like stepping into the Tardis. Seems small, and unassuming on the outside, but expansive, and immersive on the inside. Walls lined with various figures and bits ranging from the common to the rare. Ultimately, in spite of the massive amount of games (I even learned to play Super Dungeon Explore), or the extensive effort that's put into an amazing play-space... the people are what made the experience worthwhile. Want to learn a game? They'll give you the rundown. Have some old Magic cards to sell? They'll explain the value and give you the options they can provide. Wanna play a game against the person who consistently rolls poorly? Bob's typically available, and always ready to show off his reliably poor dice rolling. These folks have brought together a community. Groups of individuals who often don't know how to interact with people, come out of their shells and become open. Opportunities to meet some fantastic individuals that would be lost elsewhere. Beyond making a sale or offering a product, there is a community of gamers who are willing to offer games, advice, trades, laughs, and friendship. I'm an unashamed gamer. Yet my family hardly knows much more about the games I play, than how to roll dice. Still, when birthdays/holidays come around, I can send them to The Gamer's Haven, confident in the knowledge that whatever they find me will be well worth the trip. Frankly, you can get most of this stuff online, or from a big-box-store at a discounted price. (Show the staff a better price, and see if they can't make your trip worthwhile) But you owe it to yourself to see what's different about The Gamer's Haven.

This place is awesome! Tons of different hobby supplies here including TCGs, D&D, Warhammer 40k,…read moreAge of Sigmar, Horus Heresy, Gundam... and more! The upstairs is a game room where you can commonly find people playing MTG, Warhammer and other things! The staff are all every friendly and knowledgeable! This place truly is a Gamer's Haven!

I would definitely leave a 0 if i could. The salespeople and owner are scummy scam artists that…read moredont care about anyone but themselves. The furniture is crap and overpriced and they purposely make it so you cant price match. You can find better quality for much better prices at any other furniture store around this area. They also charge an arm and a leg for delivery where as a lot of the other places ive been too dont even charge delivery in some cases. Only thing good about this place is the delivery drivers. Please dont fall for the owners bs come up story, his father has owned furniture stores his whole life. Please do not shop from here.

I have done business with the company a few times at their outlet store for beds and frames, but…read moreyesterday I went to the main store on Division and was met by Autumn, one of their sales associates. I am in the market for a massage chair sometime before Christmas. Something high-end to help with my circulation. She showed me the Osaki chairs. I am favoring the Titan Epic. She explained all the features and let me take a test drive. I did not want to leave. I explained I would be using my Christmas bonus and that I would reach out to her next month to buy the chair. I like this company because they are not high pressure and have a great product line, not to mention the helpful staff like Autumn. 16 cents is locally owned and the owner has a great backstory on how he got started and how they give back to the community.

Quick service. Efficient and friendly. Will return…read more Readily diagnosed my braking and chain problems

Owner man responded to my review - I went back into to this run down dilapadated shop. Same kind of…read morestoner dude was hanging out and said "HEY" That was it. The owner says he pays 2% fees on avg and that is not true. Interstate rates that are mandatory eat up that 2% and profit is then added with swipe fees and a lot more. He probably does 10 - 20k a month. Peanuts. My place does just shy of 8 million in CC/Debits a year. HE DOES NOT PAY 2% and he certainly can't read his statements right ---the processor sneaks them in. In any event if you want a lazy dude to kind give you some service than this is your place. It is run down and sketch people around the store. I went to two shops and had good and knowledgeable service. I spent $2450 without the accessories added. This guys condones his doofus employees and then defends them. GO ELSEWHERE

I really like this place. You cannot go wrong because you can return the item within 7 days. I have…read morepurchased many items at a very high discount-especially window shades and blinds. Simply view your items when you pick them up; if there is a problem simply return it on the spot. Sure once in awhile I get something that is not perfect-but I also got a large motorized computer table for $1.15 that I was able to assemble.

BUYER BEWARE!!!!! SCAM SCAM SCAM!!!…read more My family recently purchased several items from BuyWander, and our experience has been EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING!! I purchased multiple pairs of shoes that were advertised as Cole Haan and Kurt Geiger. When I picked them up, the items were wrapped in black plastic, so I could not verify the contents. Once home, I discovered that the shoes and boxes were branded LIPHNE, not the brands advertised in the listings. My daughter also purchased a scrub set that was advertised as Allheart. The item she received was unbranded and weren't the Allheart product that was advertised. What makes this even more frustrating is that customers pay a buyer's premium on purchases, increasing the total cost beyond the winning bid price. Then, if you need to return an item, you will also be charged a restocking fee. In my opinion, customers should not be paying additional fees when the product received does not match the product that was advertised!!!!! As consumers, we rely on product descriptions, photos, and brand names when making purchasing decisions. Receiving products that do not match the advertised brand raises serious concerns about the accuracy of these listings. I have screenshots of the listings and photographs of the products received. I have contacted the company and requested a resolution. Until this issue is resolved, I would encourage anyone shopping with BuyWander to carefully inspect every purchase and compare it to the original listing before the return window expires. Consumers deserve accurate product descriptions, honest branding, transparent fees, and fair return policies.

I made a grave mistake in contracting with this company without researching it first in depth. The…read moreresult was my receiving less than half of what I considered the value of my household goods to be. All I can suggest to you is that you research the company thoroughly and interview their personnel with healthy skepticism. I also suggest that you have the contract they offer to you reviewed first by an attorney. I would pay special attention to any clause that asks you to promise that neither you nor members of your family will attend the sale of your belongings. I would also ask to see the actual financial records kept during the sale, not a transcribed record. I would also suggest that you have added to the contract a stipulation that the company may not possess through any means items of yours that are not sold in the public sale, even if the company pays for them.

This store is no longer open! Unfortunately there is still an active website. We went there and the…read moreground floor is under construction with no occupants.

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