I tried this auction, TWICE, both times my items were damaged, broken or missing parts. They said I…read moreshould have come in to view the items. Why don't they just list, "as is", "damaged", "new", "in package" as most auction places do? I'll tell you why. Because most of us can't get out there to view items and they know that. People try Hagglebids, at least you know what you are getting. I do NOT recommend this place for auction. The shop itself seemed okay, but because of the quality of the items I bid on and won, I will not give them a second chance nor refer people here.

I purchased an item online and it didn't even work when I plugged it in. Very disappointing. I…read moredidn't expect much but at least for the items to be functional. I reached out to them but still waiting a response. If I don't get reasonable response then it will be my last time shopping with them. I'll stick to hagglebids.

Get good stuff, sometimes broken though Have to be careful…read morethat you Don't bid too high

Careful with electronic products. "Tested and turns on" doesn't mean it comes with the A/C adaptor…read morethat is required to turn it on.

Make sure you check your products before you leave. They only give you three days to say anything…read more Lately items that say complete or working are listed incorrectly. Make sure all the parts and accessories are there if they say they are included. Also, check pricing to make sure you aren't overpaying!! Sometimes list pricing is wrong. They don't go out of their way to make you feel like a valued customer either when you ask questions or address issues.

Not only are they efficient, knowledgeable, and personable- Will went above and beyond to send me…read moreLOA's and inventory list for my purchases AFTER I already bought everything. He didn't have to do any more, but I contacted him, and he said "Of course!" Not only did I have a great experience at the Priscilla Presley estate sale, I put myself on the email list for any auction that Munyon and Sons are a part of. Very professional and friendly crew.

I do not recommend going to estate sales by this company if you are shopping their clothing/…read morefashion. Waited an hour 1/2 outside just to wait another hour to get into the clothing / bags section inside. Woman quoted me $40 for an unmarked T-shirt inside and I got quoted $8 for 100% silk pants outside. This sale was an absolute mess with the pricing teams not being aligned. Like price everything ahead of time or create a price RANGE based on the product. Woman inside felt so scammy just throwing out prices with no justification for the T-shirt $ other than "it's a nice looking t-shirt" lol. Will was nice but he was in jewelry-

Best store in SB!! The vintage clothes by Sarah are amazing!!!! Her stuff is in the back of the…read morestore to the left!! Her selection is always amazing!! Men's jackets women's jackets and so much more!!

Kindly suggest they improve Customer Service, this was a local shop I'd be happy to support but…read morewhat I felt when I asked the woman behind the counter a simple question was chilling , The look on her face, dry answer , it's a no thanks not a friendly place for everyone, it makes sense she didn't acknowledge us when we walked in, i thought she was just distracted with a customer she was engaging with and didn't hear the "good morning " Before the interaction I was excited for what I wanted to buy then suddenly everything just felt unwelcoming and awkward. Seems they display items from few different vendors but I didn't have the chance to ask .. there is parking on location

I am a full-time real estate agent and I heard about expert owls from a client who moved from a…read moresingle-family residence into assisted living. I met with their expert staff, who summarized what was necessary to get everything out of this fully furnished home. We were about to close escrow so I needed things to move quickly and expert hours did everything they could to fit us into their schedule and did an exemplary job. I would totally refer them, and use them again! Not only did they make the transition so much easier, all of the staff are pleasant, courteous, and work very hard to get the job done. What used to take me weeks to complete a move out took only a few hours and I highly recommend this company!

The Expert Owls team was everything we could have asked for after my father passed away earlier…read morethis year, leaving a 4,300 square foot house full of all sorts of memorabilia, valuable items, and junk. They handled everything quickly and professionally, and the estate sale made a good profit even after their fees. But, above all, they were extremely patient with me and my sister, as we threw delay after delay at them, and changed our minds several times. I couldn't possibly recommend them higher. THANK YOU, EXPERT OWLS!

DO NOT CONSIGN HERE!…read more YOU WILL NOT BE PAID. You have been warned. The owner, Mike, owes us around $2,500, which his accountant at the time said they were going to pay, 1 year ago... We've filed our small claims lawsuit, see you on 7/15/2013 Mike!

I consigned a barrel piano to The Consignment Warehouse's Westlake Village location. After calling…read moreto learn the status of my consignment and reaching a disconnected number, I went to the store. Only then did I learn that they had closed the location down. This was not reassuring, to put it mildly. Am I asking too much of a consignment company to tell me if they've either moved my item to a new location or sold the piece? I've left messages twice for customer service at their other locations and still haven't received a return phone call. BEWARE of this firm.

I live here in Los Angeles and sent in photos of a very amazing painting I acquired. It was signed…read moreand appeared to be mid century or earlier. John Moran auctioneers (Bob Cullen) got back to me saying they too could not identify the artist but they were very interested in putting the painting in an upcoming auction. I was totally interested in consigning. It wasn't my first rodeo as I sell vintage and sold through Swann in NYC. Swann has handled individual prints for me but not a painting. So I was hoping to find a local auction house for the painting to avoid shipping it. Swann charges 15% commission. I was waiting to hear back from Moran as I was planning to drop the painting off. That is until I heard their fee would be 35% plus a $50 fee for photography. To me that is highway robbery. I reached out to Swann as, at that rate, I'd rather ship it to them.

Sellers beware...If I hired this auction house to sell my valuables I would be furious…read more I bid on 2 paintings that were at auction that had no other bids and they completely ignored my attempts to reach out and purchase the painting for which I was the only bidder. Too bad because I really wanted those paintings

Wow, what an amazing estate sale company. I really needed a lot of items to furnish my new…read moreapartment and l decided to visit this company. I literally found almost everything for my new apartment. I was so thankful and saved alot of money. Thanks, Selling Your Estate for the great deals and hospitality.

Just a heads-up--double-check what you're buying and make sure the price reflects what it actually…read moreis. I purchased what looked like an older framed print with a signature for $40. The seller even mentioned it could be a "Monet" and implied it might be worth something. I wasn't buying it to resell--I simply loved it for my living room. But when I got home and cleaned the glass, I realized it was just a photocopy, not even a lithograph. So he basically could have just charged me for the frame $5. Rip off. I enjoy collecting unique pieces for my home, so I'm not upset about decorating with it. My concern is that some items seem to be priced or represented as though they're more valuable than they actually are. I also overheard another couple in the garage looking at some car-cleaning supplies. They picked up a small sponge that was marked at $3, and they commented that it seemed way overpriced. Personally, I thought it was something that should have been around 50 cents. I noticed the same pattern with a lot of the smaller knickknacks--items that I would normally expect to see priced at four for $1 or around $1.50 were marked at $3 to $5 each. On a positive note, I did mention my concerns to the seller, and he was receptive. He said he was willing to discuss prices, negotiate, and make corrections where appropriate, which I appreciated. So if you stop by, don't be afraid to ask about the price--it sounds like there's some flexibility.