Great experience. Responded quickly and gave me the information I needed. Definitely recommend to…read moreothers.

Ron was absolutely wonderful. He responded quickly and was very nice. opinion thank you Ron. I…read morecertainly appreciate your help.

I'm always in search of a great pair of heels and was not disappointed when I attended one of Blue…read moreMoon's sales in Garner earlier this month. I was amazed by the extensive selection of Louboutins and other designer accessories. Everything was in excellent condition and priced well. I usually avoid estate sales since they tend to be cluttered and cumbersome to navigate. I was pleasantly surprised how organized the sale was and how attentive the staff was. I will definitely be keeping my eyes out for their next sale!

First of all the manager "Mike" had a bitter and condescending attitude when I asked about…read morenegotiating a deal. He let his bias speak for him. Second, the prices were to high compared to other estate sales happening in the area. Mike only agreed to take $4 off. The only reason for the 2 stars was I thought the kitchen ware items were of quality.

Love the people and very professional. Look forward to all their upcoming sales…read more Well known in the area.

Poor service. Checking out an employee yells out that's all your buying . She was selling jewelry…read moreand talking very loud the girl at register asked if we belong to rewards program she said no. Just rang us up .

After scouring the web for a Triangle area appraiser, I made an appointment with Rebekah, and…read morehaving met with her I am happy to recommend her wholeheartedly. My situation was possessing three family rings with various sizes of gems and three grown sons. Trying to be fair in passing the rings on, I needed someone who could assess each one. Rebekah has a professional's eye and experience, and I came away from our appointment confident in how to proceed with the distribution. Finally, while her Web site describes her gemology credentials and captures her personal attractiveness, it doesn't do justice to her warmth and empathy.

Selling the jewelry I inherited from my Grandmother was an emotional experience and I put it off…read morefor quite a long time. Eventually I contacted a handful of local jewelers, but remained apprehensive about the process until speaking with Rebekah at Earth Pebbles. Rebekah's patience and compassion for this process was evident even via e-mail, and after corresponding with her I finally felt ready to proceed. Rebekah is a uniquely creative person with a real passion for finding the right home for precious heirlooms. She took her time appraising my items and answering all of my questions. Parting with inheritance can be difficult, but working with Rebekah feels more like an artistic process than a business transaction. I highly recommend Earth Pebbles.

Avoid ctbids at all costs! If you are bidding on gold or silver you most likely will not recieve…read morewhat you paid for! I contacted this location for a month asking for the shipping invoice to be sent . I paid for the item one and needed to pay third party shipping. Customer service is awful and nobody has responded to me. My money has not been refunded and the item never shipped. CTBIDS IS A SCAM . DONT LOOSE YOUR MONEY WITH THIS WEB SIGHT. AWFUL CUSTOMER SERVICE. THEY JUST TOOK MY MONEY AND I NEVER RECIEVED WHAT I PURCHASED. DO NOT DO BUISNESS WITH CTBIDS IT IS A ONLINE SCAM!

Caring Transitions of Chapel Hill, North Carolina did my senior move. Lisa Schuster was the…read morecoordinator and carefully oversaw all the details. They packed most of the items one day and then came back to box up the last items needed for the night. Everything was on schedule and we were very satisfied with the service. We moved from a 2 br 2 bath apartment to another 2 br 2 bth apartment.

This company is not licensed as a North Carolina Auctioneer, As Required by Law. Buyer Beware.read more

Absolutely horrible to deal with. I had bid on and won an item. When I went to pick it up (45…read moreminute drive), it was not as described. I asked if I could withdraw my winning bid. They contacted the next lowest bidder and they wanted the item. The "seller" or the person in charge, then proceeded to belittle and berate me for not taking the item. He then "reported" me to Clearing House for not taking the item and I have been banned since from bidding on anything. When I tried to contact Clearing House, no one seemed to want to be able to help. they told me to just "let it go, eventually they'll let you bid again." That was over two years ago. I have since learned that the Clearing House auctions are not what they seem on a variety of levels. Highly unethical and simply not nice people.

I unfortunately won't buy anything through BRG again. I purchased an "oil painting" of a flower…read morevase a couple of years ago, but when I got it home I realized it was a print. I took the blame for that because I didn't inspect the painting properly when I picked it up (it was behind a plastic cover so it wasn't super easy to tell)-- otherwise I would have declined the charge. Luckily I had only paid ~$35 for it. More recently, I purchased another oil painting for $55; there were several in the lot by the same artist, so I felt comfortable bidding on the painting, and I knew to inspect the painting in person before accepting it. When I picked up the painting, it was indeed a real painting, I could see the paint textures and it looked as expected. On the drive home from the BRG warehouse, I noticed the painting was actually a print that someone had painted over randomly with real paint. In the daylight, it was clear that the background canvas was pixelated, and someone had covered up a lot of the print with real paint, and then signed the artist's name at the bottom. I hadn't noticed this when I picked up the painting because the inspection area under the awning was poorly lit. So, I guess I can blame myself for not giving these paintings a more thorough inspection, but I can also place some blame on BRG for misrepresenting these paintings (either purposefully or by not having a more rigorous process for the descriptions of these lots). And for those reasons, I can no longer purchase anything through BRG. I won another painting last year, which I believe is real, and that is why I gave 2 stars instead of 1. Also, the website and pickup process work reasonably well.

Great auction house but they have moved to 1009 Classic Rd,…read moreApex NC 27539 Still same company and services

You can trust your move to TMS. The owner is very dedicated to the customer and will get your…read morethings organized and moved on your schedule. Everything was moved efficiently at a fair price. They have years of experience. They are excellent if you are a senior moving out of rehab or into assisted living. My parents used TMS and liked them. She works with you. Call her today.

Gayle Cooke, the owner of Triangle Senior Moving Services, LLC., preys on elderly people who need…read morehelp with moving. She claims to specialize in organization and downsizing for seniors. Her rules are that adult children aren't allowed to be part of their parent's/parents' moving process and that she has to be in control of every aspect of the move. This might sound desirable at first, but these are the key strategies used in her scam, which includes looking very busy and professional (name tags!) while not getting the job done. She hires unprofessional/unvetted men (no affiliation with a licensed moving company) to physically move things in a truck, and then overcharges her clients for their work. When you press her for details about what she's doing or why, how much things will cost, how many hours she's racked up, what her plans are, what times/dates she plans to do things... or hold her accountable in any way for her mistakes she gets extremely defensive, threatens to quit the job immediately, and/or makes up lies to placate you or divert your attention elsewhere. The more desperate you are for help, the more at risk you are for losing thousands of dollars as you're bullied and intimidated into paying her outrageous fees. She says she's giving you the high end of an estimate when she finally gives you a ballpark price, but that number is likely what she wants to charge you in the end. So, you can expect her to rack up those hours by "performing" in a purposefully inefficient and disorganized manner. Gayle's helpful persona is deceiving; I share this as a warning for anyone considering her services--young or old.