Went here to look around found 3 Computers 15$ each the cashier came in on me looking at one he…read moresaid I'll give you a deal 35 for all I came out with all 3 great deal.

I got a set of child size glass stemmed juice glasses , were exactly what my grandma had in her…read morekitchen when we'd spend time at her house. Priced right at $2/4. This store is very interesting with 1000's of items so I advise arrive at opening time so you have enough time to browse & shop

Great staff that work hard have been going for multiple years and the people make it ,read more

I was aware that i could potentially get bruising but i believe that the blood was returned under…read moremy skin and not into my vein so i will be going to get checked out to make sure that its no blood clots or nerve damage.

Their selection of second time -around clothes is purely amazing. Every garment is clean and…read morewrinkle-free, modern styles, and easily found in the correct category. The layout of the ladies blouses are doubly racked, one above the other. On the men's side, the dress shirts, T-shirts and polo shirts are close together , making easier to decide what you like. You will enjoy browsing upstairs in the domestic and home goods area. This is where you will find the large selection of children's clothes, plenty of family shoes, and toys. Keep going, and you will see several pieces of furniture. Like I said, this store has it all. My friend and I limit ourselves to one hour- otherwise, we could stay all day! Terrific entertainment!

I engaged with this company in the summer of 2021 to help me downsize in advance of an impending…read moremove. After calling to introduce myself and see if they could help me, A to Z Resale came to my house, looked at the items I was looking to sell, and suggested an estate sale. We discussed this in great detail and they were aware that I would be living and working out of my house until I moved. Despite the fact that this was only the second time they had done an estate sale (something not mentioned until I prompted) I decided to give them a chance and went ahead and signed a contract with them. In our discussions, they told me they needed about 3 weeks to prep for the sale. They wanted me to give them a key to the house that I was living in so that they could 'come and go' to get ready for the sale. I reminded them that I was living/working at the house and did not want people to come and go without notice. This seems like a reasonable request on many levels, not the least of which is safety. On many occasions, I mentioned that I am at the house nearly 100% of the time and they could simply drop me a text to give me a heads up and come over at any time. One week prior to the estate sale date (and subsequent move to my new house), I still had not seen them or seen any work done. I contacted them to ensure everything was on track. It was at that point that they informed me that they were voiding my contract on the grounds that I did not provide a key to my house. What person in their right mind would give a complete stranger a key to their house? Not only did they leave me scrambling at the last minute, but they have been operating under the assumption that I still want to have any sort of contact with them. They put me on their mailing list, send me unsolicited emails on a regular basis and provide no way of removing myself from the list -- which is also illegal. I am all for people trying to start and run a business on their own. But I am not going to endorse people who do not know the law, do not operate in a professional manner, and do not respect people enough to simply do the right thing. Considering the plethora of options available in this space, I highly recommend staying away from this business.