Our estate clean out went very well. We had good communication, it was on schedule, the haulers…read morewere great. I would use them again without hesitation.

Says communication to me. Found zero communication on GunBroker or my email. It is what it is. Junk…read morefor my money. Some people are just not honest.

Look no further - Artserve is the BEST. Very professional, quality service from booking to project…read morecompletion. Wonderful to work with people with great talent and attitude.

Excellent service! Everyone was very friendly and responsive and knowledgeable. I highly recommend…read moretheir service and will be using them again!

They cut exact yards here. Hence, once squared, 36 inches comes out to 33.5 inches. Never…read moreexperience this anywhere else, but hey, make a buck, lose a customer.

Great selection. Friendly knowledgeable service. Had my machine serviced here and couldn't be…read morehappier.

I have to say that I not only loved learning about the different coins in the shop (and Jason was…read moreextremely educational and patient with this rookie) but I brought a bunch of coins from the 40's and 50's and 60's not thinking I would get much for them but was pleasantly (actually beyond) surprised. he took the time to educate me on the differences in the coins. He is the kind of person you just trust. thanks for a fun hour. will definitely recommend rum river coin

Very fair and honest. Answered all my questions. No pressure to make a deal. Was willing to…read morenegotiate on price.

These guys have always taken good care of me. They've never oversold me, and they've given me lots…read moreof education that has helped me over the years. It's a good outfit with good products at reasonable prices.

Probably a great service for modern speakers... but i would definitely not reccomend for vintage…read morespeakers. I sent them my JBL LE14 speakers and I received them back with a huge dent in the original paper dustcap. They were poorly packed... almost no packing on bottom so that the actual frame of the speaker was banging whenever this package was moved, and also they didn't ship them face to face. It was really a let down. I contacted them and the solution they offered was to mail me two modern dustcaps and have me try and replace them myself. The issue is that replacing the dustcaps creates the same issue as a dented dustcap... probably a 20% reduction in value of these woofers. Also it don't feel comfortable trying to cut out the old caps and glue in new ones on white cone JBLs...thats I spent $200 sending them to professionals.

It's difficult to talk about a lifelong affliction - one that struck me at an early age and has…read morebeen de-habilitating, costly in terms of monetary impact and emotional damage to my loved ones, and countless hours of pain upon my soul. Folks, it's time to talk seriously about Early Onset Pre-Lottery Anxiety (EOPLA), which is a condition bought about by the lack of excessive liquidity (also known as f-you money) in my bank account. Every day I wake up with the embarrassing realization that I am just a middle class dude with an slightly better than average job, a mortgage, a wife and only so much disposable income to buy Legos for the past 35+ years. ..what, you thought I am going to talk about my lifelong addiction to Lego bought on by my first set (the 6382 Lego Firehouse from 1983 given to me by my late father) and I've been an infectious carrier of AFOL (adult fan of Lego) even throughout their malaise years of the 1990s? Nah, son - I own that one proudly. No past girlfriends have ever emerged unscathed without stomping on at least one errant brick late at night, and at one was on the losing end of an "either I go or the Legos" argument at an NYC metro area Lego store. Hell, my wife got the ring in June 2015 partly because she bought me the Lego Creator Parisian restaurant set in December 2014 and helped finished 1/3 of it (what, she was also my lovely soulmate, the Lego was simply the shorthanded girlfriend goal that sealed the game). The Lego insanity on the analytical side of my brain is only matched by the military/aviation/rail geekdom, the IT/programming ability, kitchen jiujitsu and my appreciation for cats. You can just imagine my mind going crazy over folks doing military MOC (my own creations) back in the 90s when SNOT (studs on the side) techniques wasn't a thing and the Lego parts library were much smaller. This was before Bricklink allowed you to easily order parts from 3rd party resellers and Bricklink Studios gave you the ability to design virtual sets quickly. Of course, the thing is that just like every single budding padawan needs a lightsaber swinging jedi to educate, and that's where Dan Siskind and the Brickmania guys come in. Despite my dehabiliating EOPLA condition I still manage to fling money at their general direction for digital instructions, decals and books, and then spend a fairly ridiculous amount (my wife's words, not mine) furthering my collection of Lego plane and tank MOCs - usually built based on BKM instructions and often with my own modifications baked in. I can't really afford their actual sets due to a distinct lack of f-you money, but I still have IT-job-stress-relief money (and thanks to Crowdstrike I am doing more BKM buys these days), so it's more decal packs, Brickarms accessories, minifigs, 3D printed parts and such sent to me from BKM GHQ near Minneapolis. And thanks partly to this hobby I manage not to go into the data center cage at my workplace with a sledgehammer with the intent to "percussively patch" Microsoft servers last weekend. So yeah, please please please donate your unwanted future winning lottery ticket numbers to me. One day we will overcome Early Onset Pre-Lottery Anxiety, and this adult will have f-you money to spend on Brickmania custom Lego sets. And if not, eeeeh, I'll still buy from them. And one day while doing a layover on a Delta flight I'll stop by for a visit. Until then, pass that Bricklink shopping cart XML file and keep stacking bricks and plates...

If you love Lego, this is the off brand store for you. If you don't, this might be the store that…read moreconverts you! They specialize in unofficial Lego, specifically military sets. You'll find jet fighters, submarines, humvees, and more. You'll still find a selection of official Lego sets along with stations to build your own mini figures.

Apparently the restroom isn't open for shoppers d/t COVID! It is 2023 and it's OVER! Seriously!…read more Difficult to get to. And did I mention no restroom! Really would give it 0 stars!

I had some extra time before a flight so I came north to the quilt shops in this area. I was very…read morehappy that I did! Noble quilter has a wide selection of fabrics, and the customer service was very good. The friendly staff made sure I was being served and took care of all that I needed.

WONDERFUL, BUT VERY HIDDEN…read more First of all: This is an amazing place with tons of fascinating rocks and random weird stuff at reasonable prices. Whole wall of bazillions of different kinds of gemstone beads on strands. Fossils, carved statues, cut gemstones ready for setting... the list goes on and on. 100% worth visiting again and again. Secondly: It is HARD to find, if you only know about it from the internet. Some websites list an incorrect address for it. Google Maps seems to have just started showing the correct address. Yelp has the correct address but doesn't come up on the first page of Google searches for the business name. Part of the problem is that it has moved a few times between Rosedale Mall and Har-Mar Mall. It IS still in Har-Mar Mall, as of the time I write this. The current correct address is: M'Or Designs 2100 Snelling Ave N Suite 55 Saint Paul, MN 55113 BUT! it's not visible from the outside of Har-Mar Mall. You have to take the door that goes INSIDE, and walk until you see it across the hall from David's Bridal. (It's not even listed on the map thingy inside the mall! It's like they don't want you to know where it is!) So: Go there. Absolutely. But don't trust the internet on where it is.

I was recommended this shop and I'm so happy I went! Crystals from the front to the back of the…read morestore. I bought some as gifts and some for myself. The price is very reasonable, I definitely recommend! You'll find the store in between Home Goods and Burlington.