Now I can say I've been to a true live auction! Went to check out this month's police bike auction…read moretoday at Fenske Auctions (located right by Coliseum or Rexall Place). Wow, were there a lot of people ... I think it was because it's spring and bike season is upon us, so people are trying to get an affordable bike where they can. I'd say there were about 100 people there, maybe even more! The bike auctions occur here on the first Saturday of every month after spring begins. The bikes are mostly previously stolen ones that haven't been reclaimed and so the police get rid of them via the auctions. Viewing is from 8:00 am to 10:00 am on auction day. The auction goes from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm or until everything is done. The bikes are lined up in rows and are brought up to the bidding table once the auction starts. The auction takes place outside (it pretty much looks like a junk yard) and everyone stands around the bidding table in a semicircle, raising their hands for bids. It's pretty cool to see the auctioneer do his thing -- it's a real talent, those guys talk so fast you can barely understand a word they're saying! My fiance's old roommate said he got his bike here for $5, but I guess times have changed. The bikes we saw today were going from anywhere between $50 - $300. Still, depending on the bike's condition, that's a pretty good deal for a bike these days. Most of the bikes looked like they needed a good tune-up or some new parts, but there were a few that looked very brand new going for less than $200, which is a major steal. If you go, go early for parking and viewing. Then snag a spot in the front of the bidding area, so you're not stuck behind all the tall people when the bidding starts. And bring cash, because it's a cash only auction. Happy Bidding!

Very honest people to deal with ..Gary will provide any Information he knows about the vehicle that…read morehe sells by auction ...with that being said its up to you to be satisfied with the condition of anything you buy ...love his moto I would rather lose a sale then lose a friend

Simply the best auction in the city period. Honest owner and staff that go out of their way to…read moremention any issues with whatever they are selling. As an avid auction goer this in itself is huge, as I have on numerous occasions bought something from another auction, only to take it home and find it broken or useless. this compiled with the fact that Gary the owner has an infectious sense of humor, and treats patrons of his auction like they are part of his family. I would without equivocation suggest anyone to try this auction, you will not be disappointed.

this is a very interesting auction ..several of the employees have real attitudes. I had the…read moreopportunity to attend one of these auctions as a relative new person to auctions .I have to admit how many times I caught the bids being jumped and really have to watch .upon catching a auctioneer selling for more then what he sold the item for I WAS KICKED OUT of the auction ..it was very clear to me that if you questioned anything they kicked you out...the items they sell are not high quality items and you have to wonder how they stay in business.you really have to watch the police items as there is no buyers fees that are charged on these items.....make sure you keep track because they will charge you if they get away with it attend at your own risk

My mom's household was estimated at $40,000. Sell My Stuff charged $6500 to sell it for $4900,…read moreleaving mom with a bill for $1600! For almost the same price, we could have had it hauled to the dump and not deal with a house sale at all. Pure scam. Avoid.

Sell My Stuff Edmonton was a class act from start to finish. They put a lot of sweat equity into…read morethe final outcome for us, and more than earned their percentage. I was impressed with their organizational strategies, and how accommodating they were about setting dates. Donalda, you totally went the extra mile for us, and then some, and I'll never forget that. Thank you!! Kathy Dolby

I love thrift stores and this one has been on my radar for quite some time. I finally stopped in…read morefor a look. There is parking in the streets to the side of this place but it is on a busy main road. Inside its full of knick knacks. I'm more of a vintage clothing shopper but this was a fun place to look around. Some highlights were star wars toys, a wall of records, weird pipes, lots of artwork, and a coco cola collection. I found a corner with iron on patches which was a delight and I bought a few of those. It was fun to look around and it's all wheelchair accessible too!

A hidden gem for antique lovers. I've found some vintage milk bottles from here for reasonable…read moreprices, mostly to be used as vases for wedding decorations. The hat selections are very cute although I have yet to buy a hat that suits me. A main thing that keeps me coming back to antique stores is well-stocked & well-cared for kitchen items. This store has got a friendly and inviting atmosphere; finding items for the home is usually a fun treasure hunt.

I really dislike saying negative stuff, but this is defiantly for the manager Lani I believe her…read morename is. First off. I chose some nice lotions and they put them at the front of the store- ( perfect no problem ), then I went and found a tall and large mirror, so I brought it up to the front as it didn't fit in a cart, and I already had other stuff there as well. WELLLL, when I brought it to the front, she RUDELY told me to get to the back of the line to pay ( there was nobody in the lineup ) and it took me several times to TRY TO EXPLAIN to her that I can NOT put this in a cart and I would like to finish my shopping... so finally she pointed at one of the other employees who were busy to come grab it and move it so she didn't have to... then, I go finish my shopping... every employee was amazing there... but then, I was asking the lovely lady who was ringing my stuff thru where a good place to call my uber driver to pick me up around here with my big huge mirror and all my other big bag full of stuff would be ... big mouth Lani manager crappy attitude eavesdropping bad word human decided it was best to tell me to arrange my uber ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE MALL where the TD bank is.. under the overpass... ( the most ridiculous place anyone would suggest especially as a manager) to pick me up.. my mouth dropped .. ( there is absolutely NO STOPPING OR PICK UP IR DROP OFF THERE AT ALL )... and I nicely ignored her and asked around to get interrupted AGAIN by Lani... then she suggested me to go to the Library .. ok.. sure.. then I noticed my phone wasn't in my pocket and I couldn't believe when I asked her to please help me by calling it.. she did . But i have a 403 Calgary number and she was losing her cool by the second.. no other help of any kind with a solution .. so i had to leave my stuff there and wonder the store until i found it.. whatever - that's my fault anyways.. I just guess that I assumed she could have used a cell phone as it was closing time to help assist me promptly so i could leave the store in a timely manner.. .... So she had wrapped up my big mirror and I get home excited.. I start to unwrap it- and all the tape she used pulled the paint off the frame and now I have to uber it back there and exchange it for a new one, and i honestly am having a hard time affording this extra almost 30$ to bring it back and deal with her and then uber BACK home with the new one.. Not even anything close to a fun shopping experience today... tis the lame start of this season with crappy management at City Centers Winner's named Lani... should call her "Lame-y"...

Review is strictly related to the day manager with the Karen hair cut and attitude. She is never…read morehelpful, looks miserable and the one time I grab the wrong size underwear for my husband she would not allow me to exchange them even though it was only 15-20 min after I purchased them and the box was still sealed. She still refused and suggested I donate them.