She listens! Call Patty BEFORE you hit wit's end. Take it from me, AFTER spending a long, rainy…read morenasty Saturday in the car driving across 3 counties to find a well made wooden rocking horse for my grandson. First I tried Wallyworld, Market Bazaar, ReStore, and Target. I spotted one marked $60 with a missing handle. It was pink anyway, wouldn't work. Patty rang my phone as I stepped outside to leave. 30 minutes later, Patty's helping a gentleman and I'm placing a LLBean Red Ryder limited edition rocking horse in my truck. Patty's my 1st call when holiday and family gift shopping ideas run dry. Patty and her crew score a touchdown every time we call or stop by with a special item request. Support this local business because they deserve it.

Fantastic experience today! Great variety and great prices. The customer service was also…read moreoutstanding. Super nice people!

If you collect records check out TOP TO BOTTOM RECORDS booth!…read more This place is HUGE lots of good deals specifically on vinyl records Great shop!

Service was ridiculous I've shopped in this building specifically my entire life never have a I…read moreever had an issue but here recently I was profiled and followed throughout while shopping mind you I've NEVER STOLEN or from anywhere for that matter I used to be a regular here until I moved to the beach upon moving back I chose to visit and bring a friend I've brought lots of business for years they don't even know I'm a collector and always looking for new pieces I don't not resell or any of that I spotted an unpriced item I took it to the counter I asked the woman if it was possible to do a price check the man aside her the one that was specifically following me prior decided to put his two cents in...there was no direct business with seller he was sitting in the side making it his personal business to involve himself with the deal so at this point I would've bought it but because he was so ignorant and persistent I didn't want to give them anymore business is especially since I had already started checking out NEVER AGAIN it's not even all that great just one of the few options in this area lesson learned if they look ignorant they are just like if I'm a minority he assumes I'm a thief

I have worked with Heather and her team dozens of times over the last 10+ years when helping some…read moreclients downsize and others navigate liquidating an Estate. Beck will always be my "go-to" not only because of their incredible experience, knowledge, and integrity, but also because they are so kind and approachable. They consider each client and their treasured items with care and respect. Beck Estates manages to satisfy both the buyer and the seller, and that is not easy to do!

We found working with these very professional folks very easy. We had to clean out a relatives home…read moreand Beck Estates came and picked the items they thought they could sell in their online auctions and had them out and online within a week. We have already received our first payment from some of the sold items with more expected. Reasonable, friendly and professional.

Exceptional auction site owned & operated by one of the most knowledgeable Auctioneers I've done…read morebusiness with, searching and buying unique items, antiques, and collectibles throughout Virginia, Northeast North Carolina, and Southeast Maryland, since my first encounter with a Manger auction in Suffolk VA in 2018. Although a small family run business, the customer service has always been top notch, especially compared to many other online auction companies I've encountered. Their site provides the best pictures with detailed description of items compared to the majority of online auction sites. Mr Manger has always provided help without asking, quality customer service, and very fair resolutions, regularly that I've experienced, and observed his consistent friendly support to other customers as well.

Unbelievably unprofessional do not recommend anyone to do business with this man. Purchased items…read morefrom an auction, auction closed, paid in full. Pickup was stated to be a couple weeks later. I call Thursday morning before pickup (pickup is on Saturday) no on answers I leave a message. No one returns my call so I call Saturday the morning of pickup and leave another message. I get a call back and they state the pickup day was two weeks prior however website was not updated. They inform me they don't know if they have my items that they will have to look for them. I reach back out today to follow up on my items and have to leave a message again. Wes Manger calls me back incredibly rude stating he can't drive but I can get them after the fourth. I kindly ask if I could come pickup the items where he begins to raise his voice and remind me he can't drive, asking me what world do I live in, etc. He then refused to let me get my items and said he was going to refund me. I do not recommend ANY business who berates their paying customers. Take your business elsewhere.

I've participated in Dixon's online auctions for several years and have found the process to be…read morewell organized. For a buyer, they are a GREAT resource for furniture, vintage items, collectibles, etc. I've purchased some amazing things from solid wood, handmade Clore furniture, vintage cast iron (very collectible) cast iron pans to antique Persian area rugs, craft items, etc. If you know what you're looking for and are knowledgeable about the value of the items you're interested in, Dixon's is a wonderful experience! Even if you're not an expert and you bid on something that you like, you won't be disappointed. As for the people, I find them extremely helpful and easy to work with. Ed, Billy, Bruce and Ian are great!. Now that they have opened their location at Virginia Center Commons, the previews for their weekly in-house online auctions are even better. One thing that also sets Dixon's apart from some of the other auction houses is that they have staff available who will help carry and load items. For sellers, any kind of auction can be difficult emotionally. As someone who has "cleaned out" my elderly parent's home, the things that we/our parents value don't carry that same value for others. Consequently, you can't expect the "antique" desk that your mother treasured to be purchased for big $$. If it's that valuable to your family, KEEP IT! Or at the very least, establish an auction minimum for the item. That being said, I have regularly seen truly valuable antiques and fine, handcrafted furniture bring high prices at a Dixon auction. Collectors/folks who appreciate those items regularly preview their auctions so if your item is a standout , it will be noticed by the experts.

Dixons Auctions picked up my entire household of furniture, crafts, Christmas, professional…read moreengraving machine and lots more in spring and July of 2025, and I've never received a penny from them - DO NOT USE THIS BUSINESS! I will need to file a lawsuit to get anything from them. They literally stole my merchandise

Kudos to this shop. My tablet was repaired (new display) in less than 48 hours. Part was ordered…read moresnd installed.

Update 2: 4-stars for owner…read more1-star for staff at location and repair Owner called and has sent a full refund after discussion. Also offered to repair again, but after the escalation of this situation and dealing with staff at store on multiple occasions in-person and phone asking to have this done in the first place, we declined to use them to repair the cracked screen. Update: "Jeff", the manager reached out to repair via text, but we simply don't trust this business after visiting in person and then calling twice afterwards to have them replace in one day. Sorry, but we have never had a cracked phone screen in this household until we used your product. And it very well could have been cracked or dropped by your business since we noticed the cracks less than 18 hours after getting the phone back. It's a shame you couldn't replace it when we brought it to the store. Hopefully, a refund will be made since we gave you three chances to make it right. Steer clear! This place will swindle you. They do not honor warranty. Had a screen replaced because the touch aspect stopped working. Had phone for four years and never had a cracked screen. Less than 24 hours after getting it replaced, screen cracked and not by dropping. Paid $150 to replace the first time for an older Samsung Galaxy. Staff was rude and said they don't replace from phone drops, but if they opened phone they could tell if it was dropped or not. Hmmm, so I should believe them to tell me if the phone was or wasn't dropped? As it's an older phone (four years), I can guarantee it has been dropped a few times, so looks like an easy out for them to not cover warranty. They are either really bad at repairs or offer cheap replacement products to customers. Go to a more reputable place, like Computer Cave. They are honest and offer quality repair and products. Staff at this Fruit Fixed Store couldn't even tell me how much the part the cost or even acknowledge that glass can crack from cheap quality or improper repair. Save your money and repair elsewhere at a more reputable place.

I am, by no intent of my own, a Goodwill connoisseur. I have no ambition to want, need, or aspire…read moreto this title, but circumstances of life...being married to a very thrifty woman, who rates her vacations by the quality of the local Goodwill...have allowed me to see it all...brawls over children's art tables in State College, PA...irate (drunken?) customers screaming at management in Florida...and everything in between. I have smelled more mothballs than any of my 40 year-old contemporaries, and I have seen more geriatric polyester ties and sweater vests than the entire AARP male population in the state of Florida could wear in a year. I've seen ghetto-wills to Gucchi-wills. So yes, I know my goodwill. Not by choice. But always amusing. So, here's the chapter on Goodwill, Midloathian. Good. If you are a woman, lucky you. Come scantily-clad, and you will leave looking like the stay-puff marshmallow man. Two-thirds of all the merchandise in the entire store and three-quarters of the floorspace is all about the woman. Men's and children's are sequestered at one end of the store; men's is adequate, children's is on the small side. Women of Midloathian, apparently, replace their wardrobes frequently. Perhaps of a sign of a high-yenta population, or so I would infer. The men's section- of which I can best comment, as yes, I am a man and did very little shopping in the women's section- was arranged by type of clothing,and then by color. Unfortunately, that was it...so, looking at 200 pairs of jeans, good luck finding the one that fits. Those little circular spinny-thingees with sizes were sorely missed! I definitely have come to appreciate Goodwills where the categories are broken down further by size and/or color. Take note, Goodwill clothing organization managers...we appreciate as much breakdown as possible. In my world, organization by type of clothing then by size trumps type of clothing by color, any day. If you still doubt my expertise, then allow me to refer you to the Summit, NJ store, which suffers from the same organizational nightmare. See for yourself. Staff was nice, although we did experience some snafus at the checkout..no fault of our cashier. Clientele was interesting, as always...but it didn't have the high-intensity "I'm gonna get to that Dale Jr. T-shirt before you" Black-Friday intensity of some stores (State College, PA Goodwill during the Sunday discounts). Parking was adequate; location is excellent. Boys and girls, got giddy-up. That Armani suit you've been dreaming of is waiting for you, for $6.99! The joy of Goodwill is the crapshoot. Often crap, but sometimes worth a shot!

Great for thrifting. Good clothes selections for the ladies, but not as many for men. Household…read morefurnishings and furniture is hit or miss and some sections (books) could use better organization.

I definitely recommend this place! The Gates Antiques team are great people and true experts on…read moreantique furniture. I was researching a late 19th century cast iron bed we've had in the family for decades and owner Jay Gates came up as a leading expert on the topic. I went to their website and was amazed at the large, beautiful collection of antique beds and other pieces. So, I thought I'd take a shot at emailing Jay to ask for his insight on my antique bed. Not only did Jay respond, he responded very quickly and shared many valuable insights on our family's vintage bed. He's clearly a giving person who loves his work. You should definitely stop in or contact them before you buy your next piece.

Sophisticated, curated American antiques. This family business has buildings of restored period…read moreantiques. A delight to visit.