I can't say enough about what a negative experience I've had with this "store" in addition to the disappointment upon going there as a shopper and finding that what could be a great idea for the under serviced plus size community, is horribly dated and unconcerned with appealing to anyone born after 1970. (The shoulder pads. Oh god, the shoulder pads.) The let down didn't stop there though, I had a ton of clothes to get rid of and was excited about the prospects of making some money from them. I'm 30 and relatively stylish, if my friends can be trusted. After scheduling a time to meet with the owner so she could pick through my clothes she selected maybe a sixth of my offering. Mostly my more formal items. She jotted everything down, gave me a receipt and seemed nice enough. The deal is you get a set amount of time for your items to sell and then after that time she sends you a check for your share. Well, as a busy returning student I lost track of the receipt, I think it's for 60 days. I called and asked when my time frame was up and was told it was two weeks ago, that two items sold, the rest were sent to Salvation Army and that I'd revive my check within a couple of weeks. I never reviewed the check. What made all of this worse was that the owner was completely cold and unprofessional when I called to ask about when the sale period ended. She told me in no uncertain terms it was my responsibility to stay on top the end date and come collect my I purchased things on that exact date. I live an hour away, so in any event, forgetting the end date or not, this is a ridiculous expectation and not one that was outlined when I went there. I had no idea my things would end up gone. In addition to all this, my mom went there about a month after my drop off and said she didn't recognize any of the clothes as being mine, and she'd gone through them with me before taking them in. I suspect this woman is making quite a racket with her "store" which yes, is in quite a shady looking local. Looks like an old train stop that's been abandoned. I digress. So she takes her inventory from women, winds up not paying them for their things, then donates what she claims doesn't sell to charity, for the tax write off, no doubt. Make your own assumptions about what kind of character she is, in my eyes, she's a crook. read more