As a regular attendee of estate sales hosted by Pink Lady, I can't help but leave a positive review…read morefor them. First and foremost, their pricing is consistently reasonable and fair. They strike a very nice balance between setting prices that will ensure items sell without giving them away. They also are easy to negotiate with if you take the right tact. I also appreciate the organization of their sales. Items are thoughtfully arranged, prices are clearly labeled, and it's evident that the team takes great care to prep the homes. They have a consistent system with their lists on the morning of the first day and move people in fairly quickly. What truly sets this company apart though, is their outstanding staff. Their team is not only knowledgeable but also incredibly pleasant to interact with. They are always ready to assist, offering insights into the history and value of items. Their warmth and professionalism make every visit enjoyable. I especially enjoy speaking with the gentleman who usually oversees the tools. Five Stars!

My estate sale with Pink Lady Liquidation, LLC and Sarah Oliveri was one of the worst customer…read moreexperiences of my life. Sarah was difficult to communicate with (often did not return calls, texts or emails) and when she was at my home the day of sale preparation, she was rude and impatient. She raised her voice with me more than once and it was all I could do not to ask her to leave and not return. She took jewelry and watches with her that day without telling me and of course I had to consider the worst-case scenario, which was that one of the several crew members there that day may have taken them. I texted her to ask about this later that evening when I realized they were gone, and later the next morning she let me know they had them to research further and metal test. No apology for causing me concern, or acknowledgement that perhaps one should not do that without notifying the home owner. She neglected to mention additional parking near-by in a small business lot in the sale listing, despite my telling her that the owner had granted permission for use during the sale (my street is short with little parking available). A few days after the sale ended (low turnout and poor sales) I received a bill via email showing that I owed her over $600 as the minimum threshold of $2000 for sales had not been met. No personal note with that, text or phone call. Lots of lovely items gone as if they were given away; $2000 is a low threshold for vintage, antique, collectible items, suitcases, bedding, table linens and cookware along with some jewelry, several nice resin watches and some furniture. The only bright spot was that the two crew members who were there during the two days of the sale, Stacey and Casey, were sweet, kind and communicative. I was able to sell many of the leftover items online and more than made up for the financial loss caused by this estate sale, so that was a big help. I have read many positive reviews for Pink Lady and it's as if people are talking about services and an owner that I did not utilize. Reminded me eerily of the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and you can deduce which one I got! Someone mentioned that Sarah was having health issues, and if true I would not wish that for anyone. But regardless of what was going on in her personal life, there is no excuse for the unprofessional behavior and conduct I encountered. I encourage others to exercise their due diligence and explore other and better options that are out there.

I went to an estate sale this morning that was run by Treasure Chest Estate Sales. I love estate…read moresales, but it seems like when they're directed by companies rather than individuals, the quality decreases. PROS: The company seems to run very professionally and is attentive to Covid guidelines. They only allowed a few people in at a time, masks required, good signage, out front, etc. CONS: Most things were not priced to sell so much as they were priced for profit. Also, a staff member was with you in every room kind of hovering (if they weren't initially in the room, they followed you into the room). As a customer, this felt awkward and uncomfortable.

It was my first experience with Treasure Chest Estate Sales and I can say it was one of the best…read moreexperiences ever. Amazing at everything starting with the beautiful, polite, and professional staff. Their team member was in every room and when I had a question regarding the stuff they were selling, I was getting a detailed description of an item. The staging was professional and very organized. The prices were reasonable, all the items were priced with clear price tags, just some of them were missing the tags, but team members who were working in every room were very helpful in providing prices and descriptions of an item. The company offers moving services for purchased items and it was very helpful for me when they delivered a piece of furniture that I bought. They were very professional with Covid guidelines. Taking temperatures to every attendee, providing sanitizers, gloves, masks, and shoe covers. All was just perfect!

Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

Do not insult nor treat your customers disparately if you're in the sales business…read more My first and last attendance to an estate sale. I've lived on my block for close to 30 years and saw an Estate Sale sign on my elderly neighbor's home down the street and immediately was saddened. The last time I spoke to Ms. Ilene she shared her husband was in an adult care facility and that she had health issues. I parked in my driveway and decided to go up the street to find out if my neighbor was okay. The man (Bill) in the driveway that worked there said that he did not know what happened to the owner. He told me to go talk to his wife in the home who dealt with the sales. In the home, I introduced myself and asked his wife about Ilene. She said that she did not know about the owners - she was only there to sell the household items. I went into the library where Ilene and her husband had often invited me for tea. I then saw a Nat King Cole's Unforgettable album which I picked up and thought it would serve as a good memory of the couple. Bill then followed me looking into my hands as if I stole something. I paid for the album and saw a tray of rings next to where I made my payment. Bill while looking at me then said to his wife - there's 2 rings missing - insinuating that I took them - mind you - quite a few other people were in the house. Another worker came in and said that she sold one & his wife told him she sold the other. I then picked a ring up thinking it'll make a nice gift and Bill said "your fingers are too big for those rings- they won't fit you". I said I had enough of you and left with my Unforgettable album and my fond memories of Ms. Ilene knowing that they would trump the marginalizing experience from dealing with racist Bill.

Lin is an incredible resource. Not only is she knowledgeable about her field, but she is also…read morechock full of information related to clean outs, collectibles, elder care and moving tips. Lin walked me though the estate sale process and provided me with preparation details, time frames, and helpful suggestions. Arranging an out-of-state home sale for my in-laws was daunting. I had never dealt with anything like it. Lin was compassionate, attentive and returned my texts or calls promptly. When I had concerns, she eased my mind. Words can't accurately express my gratitude. Lin is an expert with skills and integrity.

Barbara and Andre bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and care to an overwhelming and…read moreemotional undertaking. They have a great eye for beautiful things, they work really hard on your behalf and are organized, efficient and honest. They helped me tremendously and I highly recommend them!

This team of experienced and thoughtful estate sale organizers made everything so easy and pleasant…read morewhen facing an otherwise daunting task of clearing out an entire house. Barbara and Andre were trustworthy, communicative, and knowledgeable. At the end of the process, we felt really good knowing that items found new homes and would continue on to be part of someone else's life journey. Highly recommend using their services for anyone who has been left with a loved one's belongings or is downsizing.

Dan is the Man! What…read morea pro, and what tremendous customer service. I had no idea what to expect when I decided to sell my lot of 65 ungraded T206 cards. I'd rediscovered them in a forgotten binder, hiding in a closet for some 35 years. My son and I had collected them cheaply in the late 80s, purely as a hobby, not an investment. I had no idea where to go for an honest appraisal. Fortunately, I found Just Collect with a quick google search. Their submission form was simple. I loaded cell-phone pics of my cards, front and back, in four groups based on my amateur's description of their condition. As advertised, Dan emailed me back asap with an up-front assessment. To give me idea of their process, he gave me a firm offer for each of my 8 (lesser) HOF players. His detail evaluation included their condition, their retail worth, and his offer (based on Just Collect's percentage scale). The offer, of course, was contingent on assessing the cards in hand -- including all of the commons, which he definitely was interested in. Dan's email encouraged me to call with questions. And I did, several times (!) . Each time, Dan picked up immediately, explaining the shipping process etc. Full disclosure: We didn't complete the deal, through no fault of Dan's. I actually ordered the shipping materials. But in the short time waiting for them to arrive, I was referred to a local dealer (someone I'd never heard of). He made a strong offer for all of my T206s, plus random other vintage cards. So I took the easy (lazy and impatient) way --- and sold locally rather than ship and wait. When I emailed Dan to explain my decision, he responded promptly and graciously. Class all the way. As it turns out, I've unearthed a couple of old World Series tix from another closet. I emailed photos to Dan to see if Just Collect handles ticket stubs. Sure enough, I got a detailed offer back asap. As I said before, Dan's the man!

I made an appointment to come all the way to their location listed on their website which is 96…read moreChristopher st. It says they have a NYC location. And I spent money for an Uber, packed up all these cards to bring to them to sell just to waste a whole hour of my time and almost $70 for the transportation. Never will I do business with a company that can't even list their correct location.

This was a terrible estate sale experince.To say that the one owner was rude and obnoxious is an…read moreunderstatement....to every customer that I saw that she engaged with. Honestly, it was deplorable. And the prices were INSANE. Never again .

Absolutely organized and informed on how to run a sale! Fully serving in the best interest of the…read morehome owners and buyers from start to finish. Lorraine and Charlotte are the sweetest! I 100% recommend checking out their sales or considering calling them in to have a sale of your own. They are fair, honest, compassionate and understanding of everyone's situations. They are well organized and try their absolute best to have specialists come by and check out items they otherwise wouldn't know the value of. Estate sales, in general, can be quiet hectic at times, especially now due to covid. These ladies ensure that the covid guidelines are followed, are willing to negotiate and accept fair offers, etc.