Went there for the first time today. I worry these places are more about hopping aboard the vinyl…read morecraze (with "audiophile" pressings at $35 a pop) and less about, you know, music. This place is about music. Good selection across lots of genres, and good prices. I saw plenty of records for 3, 5, 9, and 13 dollars. I bought two of the $9 ones and they were in great shape. Friendly staff, too. I'll be going back many times.

Mike at Vinyl Vault Records went above and beyond! I was trying to check if a store across the…read morestreet was open, as they weren't answering their phones, and I didn't want to drive an hour for nothing. Mike kindly ran across the street to check on their status for me. His helpfulness saved me a ton of time and hassle. Amazing service and a true community gem! Highly recommend Vinyl Vault Records for their outstanding customer care.

As I knew he would do eventually because he does it with almost every one-star review (there are so…read moremany of them!), Bo Patrick came along and whined that he had somehow been mistreated by clients deeply unhappy with his service. Our contract with Fidelity stated that the sale would include artwork. It did not specify oil paintings. We did ask Fidelity to auction artwork, and all the artwork we wanted to offer for sale was photographed weeks ahead of the auction by Fidelity's employees or agents. To be clear: WE DID NOT ALLOW FIDELITY TO PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE AUCTION ANY ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS OR ADVERTISE THEM FOR SALE ON THEIR WEBSITE. In his reply to my original review, Bo claims that "The day before the auction [my family] removed $20,000 in artwork and now you are upset because we charged you a commission to do that but that's exactly what the contract allows us to do." First of all, it's quite a shock to read that we owned artwork worth $20,000, because that's not what Bo told us at the time. He gave us a much more modest assessment of the paintings' value. Second, regardless of the worth of the paintings, that is not what happened. I don't know if Bo's memory is so poor that he cannot recall the events of his sale with us, if he is so lazy that he did not bother to check the facts, or if he is sufficiently deficient in honesty that he doesn't care about the facts. But his account is wrong. Bo knew that the oil paintings would not be for sale. We had a Zoom meeting with him and Kelsee more than three weeks before the auction in which he tried to persuade us to let Fidelity sell the oil paintings and our father's home; thank God we never seriously entertained the idea of letting him sell the house. But we told him immediately after the Zoom meeting that we had decided against selling the oil paintings. When Bo originally talked to us about the paintings, he wanted to have an online auction, so that people all over the world could bid on them. But that never happened, because we told them weeks ahead of time that the oil paintings would not be included. Again, to be clear: WE DID NOT ALLOW FIDELITY TO PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE AUCTION ANY ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS OR ADVERTISE THEM FOR SALE ON THEIR WEBSITE. You cannot believe anything Bo says. He whines that he "had buyers from all around Arizona and other states drive-in for those paintings.... When they arrived, they were very upset with us as an Auction firm.... You affected our reputation that day big time." But if Bo had people traveling from out of state to bid on items we told Bo were not for sale and did not let Fidelity photograph or advertise for the auction, well, that sounds very suspect to me. It is by no means our fault if Bo advertised for sale things he knew would NOT be for sale. We did not affect his reputation--HE did. If people were upset with him that day, it is entirely his fault. Bo won in our lawsuit against Fidelity not because the contract let him charge a commission (the judge agreed that it was a very badly written contract and did not redound to Bo's favor) but because, as I stated before, at the hearing, the judge allowed one and only one witness to speak: Bo's partner Kelsee Wirtjes. Please read my original review to see what happened next. In the time since I posted my original review, Fidelity has received two more five-star reviews, but three more one-star reviews. Their previously poor rating is even worse now--and it's entirely their own fault. The crucial point remains the one with which I concluded my original review: Why would you hire an estate sale company who is so disliked by most people who have hired it? Learn from our mistakes. Stay away from Bo Patrick. Don't believe his unctuous denials. However much he tries to shift the blame for his bad reviews to the people foolish enough to hire him, the fact nonetheless remains that most people who hire him to run an estate sale are extremely unhappy with his services.

A friend recommended this company to me for the sale of my mom's home. One of our family members…read morereached out (before I signed anything with this company) and said they prefer to go with a family friend realtor instead (keep in mind this family member waited until I had found Fidelity to bring up this other realtor which was frustrating for me but here we are). So I kindly reached out to Fidelity's team and thanked them for their time. The next morning I got a text from Bo saying I wasted all of their time?? LOL. DO NOT INQUIRE ABOUT THEIR SERVICES because apparently they will get mad at you for wasting their time?! ABSURD that this poor man would text me something like that while I'm grieving the loss of my mother. Well, CLEARLY I dodged a bullet :)

This is the coolest vintage shop in the valley. They truly have treasures in here. And really…read morereasonable prices in my opinion. There's lots of trinkets but more substantial furniture pieces than you usually find in one place. It's a gem.

TREASURES! I always come here when I'm in town. The owners is helpful. If you see something that…read morespeaks to you GET IT! I have regrets not getting a few things from here.

I was very satisfied with the selling of my 1962 Gibson Electric guitar that I have owned since…read more1963. The transaction went through very smoothly, & I received the payment before we left the FedEx store in McChesney Park, Illinois where we mailed it from. Thank you Joe! It was a pleasure dealing with you! Mary, from Beloit, Wisconsin

Unresponsive. Tried many times but they cannot seem to be able to return a phone call, or text.read more

05-04-12 ___CUSTOMERS BEWARE___*** Mis-representation…read more... I was At your/this sale this morning and I was totally applaud at your method of doing business. If you are going to allow customers to call you before the affair and then reserve requested items and place them on the side for that customer, then why do you list on your site / no pre-sales or early birds. A complete falsehood on your part. This is a despicable way of doing business. I am going to list your methods all over the net, so others can be aware of how you do business...... I am "sure" she/you would want me to inform the potential customers. ~~Do not wait at her affairs...she does not have what is shown on the links...customers call her 1st for the reserved items......! CALL_They will be set aside for U'__there are pre-sales, remember that... SAD! But TRUE__ Do not be fooled here.... ......................................................................................................................................

You could not do better whether buying or selling than Angels in the Attic…read more The staff is honest, caring, do their homework and great on the phone while busy doing sales! Not an easy feat. They are real professionals in every way. They are also kind and as hospitalble as if they were right in your home having coffee. Good people. Good information. Good research and information.

I love this place. 10/10 best antique store in Scottsdale! Great place and great customer service.read more

My first time here and the size of the place was overwhelming. I was looking for something with a…read morevariety of items at a big discount, including items that might be ready to go. I don't feel very comfortable with DIYing. I noticed a lot of scrap materials for building. I was curious about the cabinetry because I've been wanting some for a useless nook area in my house. Individual cabinets there run about $1500. Though the sticker shock really got us, I still wonder if that was the right price at all. I think new items at Home Depot cost less than that. If I had a rental home maybe some of the materials might be worth it. They have some very decent looking countertop materials. We decided there wasn't anything we could use here at the time.

Was just there to donate about 100 lbs. of building materials. I had called on Monday asking what…read moreI could bring and was told that my pieces were fine. When I showed up about 25 minutes ago and asked for help unloading my car, I was told that they aren't accepting donations now. I told them I was misinformed and that they should get the story straight to which one fellow answered in a very snarky tone "Maybe we should." If you have a donation of building material, don't come here. They are unworthy of your effort. Rudeness is death for a business. Clean up your act! One star is too much!!!!

This HfH is better than a casino. I got in hoping I may f8nd a needed project item for a good…read moreprice. That is like pushing a slot machine button. Then I spin through the aisles with hope in my heart. Some days things line up and do well. Other days not. This 43rd Ave and Indian School location is beginning to acheive the patina of a veteran HfH. Early on.it was mostly cleared inventory from states and warehouses. Now the cool old used stuff is getting donated. Fun. Useful. Savings. A gamble. The staff is always superb.

The staff is very helpful greeted me when I came in, Help me…read morelook for things and offered to load the car for me. Since I am a veteran, I get a 10% discount