The owner is cocky with zero accountability and phishing for more and more details as if you left something out when a situation arises so that they don't have to be the responsible party! As a seller when questions arise as to fees and regulations you never get real answers you get excuses! The fees and penalties just keep going up and up and hanging limits keep getting more and more restrictive! Its to the point where the fees are now spilling over to the customer especially with parking costs at the farm show and credit card fees (it's not a small business it's clearly a massive operation but anyone with as much money hungry greed as this owner of course is going to do anything to keep profits climbing and leave the rest to the sellers and buyers after already taking royalties of 40%) To also add when you don't agree with the owner you will be blocked on any and all platforms because anyone who tries to bring uprise or questions her just isn't allowed! read more

Wow!!! Total treasure trove! I began this day overwhelmed at the thought of the many items we need for our first babies (twins!). This event really changed my mindset because there were so many great deals to be had on like-new baby items. Here's an example of some items I saw that I thought were good deals- SwaddleMe swaddles $3 Aden & Anais sleep sack new $8 Crib sheet $1 Janie & Jack onesies $4 Other onesies $1-$3 Premie onesies 7 for $5 Bumbo chair $15 Wipes warmer $3 Double My Breast Friend pillow $25 Moby carrier $15 NuRoo Pocket shirt $13 Baby Ktan carrier $13 Baby Merlin's Magic Sleepsuit $15 Passifiers $1 Diaper cans $15 It was totally worthwhile, I highly recommend checking out their twice yearly events in both Lancaster and York. It supports local moms who consign their items for a 60-85% profit, and new moms who need a lot of gear!! Most items I selected were around 50-80% off retail prices and they were in great condition- no stains on any clothing! My tips- go as early in the event as you can. I went mid day on the second day and again on the half price Saturday and still found a lot of good stuff. However I did not find anything I wanted in the stroller or car seat departments- maybe those higher ticket items go earlier or are sold on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace instead? I also think the name brand clothes go earlier in the event. Next time I will go earlier and have a list of items and their retail $ so I can quickly decide if something is worth grabbing. Each consigner prices their own items so you'll notice some are overpriced (considering they are used items), while other consigners are clearly more interested in making sure all their items sell. Allow yourself plenty of time and bring a helper if you can. I spent probably 2+ hours and happily spent $130 on my first visit. They give you a giant ikea shopping bag when you enter and you will fill it up! It's the size of a Walmart filled with baby gear, all organized, sized, and ready for you to methodically sort through. Check to make sure things work as they should, too. I wanted an infant scale and it did not register weight properly. I was glad I double checked it! I recently also learned about Just Between Friends which is apparently a similar concept. Though I've heard they have terribly long lines. I didn't wait at all to check out at Weeusables and it was not chaotic or crazy at all. In fact I found the other moms to be very helpful when I had some questions about carriers - a very civilized and pleasant shopping experience! Seriously so happy about this - I feel so relieved having bought a ton of beautiful items already. I will be telling all my friends about it for sure. Have fun and enjoy your deals!! read more

As someone whose life mission is to buy secondhand and always score the best deal I can't believe I didn't know about these sales sooner. How it works: Weeusables rents huge spaces - indoor arenas, etc for a few days and move around to different locations for a themed shopping event. In the case of Weeusables they cater to all things children's and I mean EVERYTHING! Consignors (moms and dads, etc) register, prelabel, hang, and bring the items they want to sell to the sales floor a few days before the public sale. As a SELLER you price your items and do a lot of prep work and Weeusables get a cut of what is sold. While it does seem like a hassle, those I know that have done this usually are very organized moms to begin with and "prep" for these sales year round. As a SELLER you can reduce the percentage the company takes by working the sale, etc. You also get some advantage as a BUYER and can shop before the general public. As a BUYER you walk into a MECCA of all things children and babies, all organized methodically; bath toys, girls toys, boys toys, clothing by sex and size, etc. Chances are if it was manufactured for children you will find it here. It truly is one stop shopping. Of course since everyone prices their own items there is a huge variance in price range but for the most part it's cheaper than traditional consignment shops but more than a yard sale. Many times you will find duplicates of items (for example Little People playsets) so you can pick the one with the lowest price tag. The quality displayed at the sale I attended was top notch. I didn't see any items with stains, etc as they have staff (sellers) who are constantly walking around checking quality and assisting shoppers. If you do find something that isn't up to par you hand it to someone who works there and it's taken off the floor. While some days you pay admission as a BUYER, there's ways around that and you would be wise to check out their website and preregister so you get the specials. The last few day's prices are slashed. The final day is usually stuff a bag for $10 to raise money for a local charity, as well as sale of the subpar items. I can tell you this whomever thought up this pop up selling event is pure genius. They attract a lot of people and make a lot of moms a ton of money. Overall it is a well-executed event and a win-win for the buyer and the seller. These sales are huge and depending on when you go very crowded. PLAN AHEAD. Check specials and hours online. Plan enough time to go thru everything. Come with a list. Be prepared to pay with cash on the last few days. And while children are allowed and welcomed it's always best to leave them at home. read more

I really wanted to give a 5 star and as a buyer I would but as a seller I was very disappointed with a situation and how it was handled. There seems to be an issue with consistency and confusing and contradictory information. There is a list of what is and is not acceptable however there was changes made several times . When tagging I called regarding unused still sealed mask was told was ok if new ( they where ) I ended up bringing several masks I also ask again at drop off event and was even directed where to place them . Upon settlement I saw one of the multi packs was pulled as not allowed while the rest remained on floor and every single one sold . Hey mistakes happen so I reached out requesting my account be credited the fee (Aprox 5.00 ) . I sent a detailed email with all information. And my settlement report clearly shows same thing as sold several areas (literally labeled mask ) and one as not allowed . The response to my email was an email asking for more information (already provided all information) followed by a phone call (more information? ) then texts where management took zero responsibility and blamed me for not knowing correct information. I was not impressed with how it was dealt with at all and was very disappointed in the wee staff and management. Obviously if I hadn't taken the time to clarify (twice) it would have been my own fault . Since I was given incorrect information (twice ) I would expect wee to take responsibility/ blame . It really did frustrate me how this was handled. read more