They were very deceptive in their descriptions so buyers beware! They were excusing themselves for…read morethe bad descriptions by not addressing them!

We have absolutely appreciated the process with Enlisted Auctions and Kervin Yoder. We inherited a…read moreproperty that was too large for just us and was able to offload the property and sell/close within four months of contact with Enlisted and most of that time I was us moving out. The company is great with any questions or concerns you may have. I think they are fair in their buyout option which is what my husband and I chose!! They do it all start to finish removing or selling items, and the buyout option. I highly recommend this business if you're looking for sell or buy. They offer a wide range of different packages of services. Thank you guys for such a painless process!!

Of themany hundreds of auctions attended over the past twenty years this auction house is the most…read moreaccurate, courteous, and honest found. Having consigned numerous items we've been confident of proper and correct disposal and prompt payment. Even when there is nothing of our particular interest we enjoy attending. The entire staff is always friendly and cheerful. The food is good and fairly priced.

From the owner: Our specialties include estate liquidation, commercial personal property liquidation. Marketing…read moreand selling antiques and private collections, asset recovery and auction services to the legal, banking and business community. Emerging out of the estate and asset recovery business, JLR Auctions has been unconventional in its approach to asset liquidation. Today, JLR Auctions is one of a handful of liquidators and estate marketer who have combine the benefits of traditional liquidation techniques with the power of internet to create a liquidation model which is fast, affordable, flexible efficient and astoundingly effective. JLR Auctions is one of the top internet-only auction sites in terms of traffic, registered bidders, e-newsletter subscriptions, hits, visitors, sales per year and items sold.

Lots of great finds to bid on! Every auction always has something different and have won some…read moregreat, unique treasures from there!

I absolutely LOVE Fairystone Trading Post! What a wonderful collection of antiques, decor, and all…read moresorts of wonderful things! But the very best thing about it is the wonderful folks! They are warm, welcoming, and really down-to-Earth. And they are SO helpful. Tell them something you are looking for, and they will help you find it; and at a fantastic price! I only wish I had known about them earlier. Great bargains, great people! If you haven't ever been in to see them, you are missing out. I originally planned to just stop by and take a quick look in there, but ended up staying almost an hour. And now I have a beautiful wardrobe and mirror that I absolutely love. A big thank you to them, and I will be back often!

Honestly I wish I had done more research before signing a contract with Mr. Morgan. If I had, I…read morewould have seen the yelp reviews, the BBB rating, which at the time of writing this is an "F", the lawsuits, and the articles in the newspaper. Nevertheless, a contract was signed for an estate sale on June 6 - 8. Pros: Mr. Morgan and his staff did an amazing job of pricing items and organizing items throughout the house. I do have cameras in and outside of my house (which they were aware of) and did not see anything that raised any concerns. He did tell us that we didn't need to be there during the sale but we opted to be there. During the sale, there were a couple of additional people who walked around the house to make sure no one was taking anything and not going into places they shouldn't have. Cons: Here's where I wish I had done more research. Our contract stated that we would be paid within 25 business days of the close of the sale. Which would have made it July 7 (July 4 being a Holiday). I did reach out to him the week before to ensure that there was nothing that he needed from us and he told me that he expected to pay us early. I heard from him a couple of times during the week and there were several more promises to pay but nothing. He then told us a story that there was an issue with the sale before us which resulted in him using our money to pay them but kept promising that we would get out money, he just needed a little more time. We received some of the money later that week. We finally received the last of our money on July 20 but there were many promises about paying and then constant issues with either his phone or the credit card or something else. I filed a complaint with the Attorney General's Office. All this being said, we did get our money eventually but it wasn't without daily text messages and a lot of stress/headaches.

Phillip Morgan and his crew are amazing. They conducted a professional estate sale for us. We're…read moremoving to the West coast and had to sell many cherished antiques and collectibles. They had a short amount of time and did an amazing job displaying and advertising our sale. We could not be more pleased with our sale!

I was a seller. Communications with GVA were insufficient and unresponsive. Historic weapons were…read moresandwiched in the middle of a large furniture estate. My book listings were not put on-line at one time; two segments during the week; I wasn't even notified. The book "expert" wrote attrociously bad descriptions and did not know the basics of book grading. When I brought these (and other) matters to the attention of the owner, he declined to answer. He and the manager stood behind the so-called expert with no discussion or explanation. I took quite a drubbing. They also took 40 days to send me my check; I had to call to toi remind them.

BUYERS BEWARE. They allow misrepresentation of items…read more On 8/19/25 I won a lot of bulk .357 ammo described as "consigned notes approx 965 rounds". After pickup, I counted and found there to be only 439 rounds. Less than half of what I thought I was bidding on. I called and was told that because the description noted "approx 965 rounds", they didn't think this item was misrepresented and were not inclined to make it right, basically arguing that 439 was approximately 965. The gentleman told me he would check with the auction coordinator and get back to me. As of this writing, I have not heard back. I understand an auction company doesn't have to me to count every bulk lot, and while I would have been disappointed if the lot was 10-20% short, that would be understandable. I feel that this case is rather egregious because I did not even receive half of what I thought I was buying.

I LOVE Circa!! I've bought several interesting, beautiful, unique things there including vintage…read morefurniture, art, and wine glasses. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Just an amazing trove of furniture, wall art, dishes, glassware and bric a brac. Everything is…read morereasonably priced and in very good condition. Note that the shop is three separate buildings with their own entrances. Their Insta feed highlights new finds, but things apparently turn over quickly, so if you browse online, hustle down and check it out!

Thank you for a professional moving experience! Even when a huge snow storm made it impossible to…read moretravel, Rick kept in touch with us and scheduled our move the very first day the snow melted! His crew was friendly, efficient, and treated our belongings with respect. I especially appreciate the fact that Rick communicated with us throughout the entire process. I would definitely recommend Affordable Moving Company (Rick is the owner). Moving can be such a traumatic experience -- but Rick and his crew did an exceptional job from start to finish.

I am changing the number of stars I gave Heatwole from 1 to 3 because my disastrous experience…read moreoccurred long ago and a representative responded to my post. I will reiterate: if you let any auction house sell your stuff, make sure you are happy with the breadth of their advertising, and make sure your expensive items are clearly listed. Regarding negative reviews: I read Yelp for truthful posts, not posts that flatter every business no matter what. And if I posted a positive review for every business I liked, I'd spend all day on the internet.