I've purchased several items from this auction house, staff is friendly and I've gotten some really…read moregood stuff!!

Bruce and his team did a whole-house online auction for all the items--large and small--in our…read moretownhouse. They responded quickly, did their work efficiently, conducted a successful auction, had all the items removed and even swept out the garage. The auction proceeds were in line with their estimates. We couldn't be happier with their service and professionalism. Excellent job!

As I knew he would do eventually because he does it with almost every one-star review (there are so…read moremany of them!), Bo Patrick came along and whined that he had somehow been mistreated by clients deeply unhappy with his service. Our contract with Fidelity stated that the sale would include artwork. It did not specify oil paintings. We did ask Fidelity to auction artwork, and all the artwork we wanted to offer for sale was photographed weeks ahead of the auction by Fidelity's employees or agents. To be clear: WE DID NOT ALLOW FIDELITY TO PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE AUCTION ANY ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS OR ADVERTISE THEM FOR SALE ON THEIR WEBSITE. In his reply to my original review, Bo claims that "The day before the auction [my family] removed $20,000 in artwork and now you are upset because we charged you a commission to do that but that's exactly what the contract allows us to do." First of all, it's quite a shock to read that we owned artwork worth $20,000, because that's not what Bo told us at the time. He gave us a much more modest assessment of the paintings' value. Second, regardless of the worth of the paintings, that is not what happened. I don't know if Bo's memory is so poor that he cannot recall the events of his sale with us, if he is so lazy that he did not bother to check the facts, or if he is sufficiently deficient in honesty that he doesn't care about the facts. But his account is wrong. Bo knew that the oil paintings would not be for sale. We had a Zoom meeting with him and Kelsee more than three weeks before the auction in which he tried to persuade us to let Fidelity sell the oil paintings and our father's home; thank God we never seriously entertained the idea of letting him sell the house. But we told him immediately after the Zoom meeting that we had decided against selling the oil paintings. When Bo originally talked to us about the paintings, he wanted to have an online auction, so that people all over the world could bid on them. But that never happened, because we told them weeks ahead of time that the oil paintings would not be included. Again, to be clear: WE DID NOT ALLOW FIDELITY TO PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE AUCTION ANY ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS OR ADVERTISE THEM FOR SALE ON THEIR WEBSITE. You cannot believe anything Bo says. He whines that he "had buyers from all around Arizona and other states drive-in for those paintings.... When they arrived, they were very upset with us as an Auction firm.... You affected our reputation that day big time." But if Bo had people traveling from out of state to bid on items we told Bo were not for sale and did not let Fidelity photograph or advertise for the auction, well, that sounds very suspect to me. It is by no means our fault if Bo advertised for sale things he knew would NOT be for sale. We did not affect his reputation--HE did. If people were upset with him that day, it is entirely his fault. Bo won in our lawsuit against Fidelity not because the contract let him charge a commission (the judge agreed that it was a very badly written contract and did not redound to Bo's favor) but because, as I stated before, at the hearing, the judge allowed one and only one witness to speak: Bo's partner Kelsee Wirtjes. Please read my original review to see what happened next. In the time since I posted my original review, Fidelity has received two more five-star reviews, but three more one-star reviews. Their previously poor rating is even worse now--and it's entirely their own fault. The crucial point remains the one with which I concluded my original review: Why would you hire an estate sale company who is so disliked by most people who have hired it? Learn from our mistakes. Stay away from Bo Patrick. Don't believe his unctuous denials. However much he tries to shift the blame for his bad reviews to the people foolish enough to hire him, the fact nonetheless remains that most people who hire him to run an estate sale are extremely unhappy with his services.

A friend recommended this company to me for the sale of my mom's home. One of our family members…read morereached out (before I signed anything with this company) and said they prefer to go with a family friend realtor instead (keep in mind this family member waited until I had found Fidelity to bring up this other realtor which was frustrating for me but here we are). So I kindly reached out to Fidelity's team and thanked them for their time. The next morning I got a text from Bo saying I wasted all of their time?? LOL. DO NOT INQUIRE ABOUT THEIR SERVICES because apparently they will get mad at you for wasting their time?! ABSURD that this poor man would text me something like that while I'm grieving the loss of my mother. Well, CLEARLY I dodged a bullet :)

Such a fun antique shop in Apache Junction. This place is packed with cool vintage finds and you…read morenever know what you're going to come across--old signs, collectibles, quirky pieces, and stuff that instantly brings back memories. I could've spent way more time just wandering around. The staff was friendly and easy to talk to, not pushy at all, and clearly know their stuff. Prices felt reasonable and the whole place had that cozy, nostalgic antique-store feel I love. If you enjoy browsing, treasure hunting, or just seeing unique old-school items, this spot is definitely worth checking out. I'll for sure stop back next time I'm out this way

This antique mall in Apache Junction is definitely worth a visit if you're into vintage and…read morecollectible items. They have a wide variety of booths and vendors, and what stood out to me was the quality of the inventory. It didn't feel like a place full of random yard sale leftovers--this mall has a lot of genuine collector-type items. I saw a great selection of old tools, vintage bottles and jugs, and brand-specific memorabilia like Coca-Cola and John Deere pieces. They've done a good job of keeping things organized and interesting to browse. You could easily spend an hour or more just walking through and finding cool surprises around every corner. Overall, it's a great stop if you're into antiques, collectibles, or just want to explore a little bit of local history. I'll definitely be coming back to see what new treasures show up.

Got something special in mind, a themed event, that particular gift for an avid collector, or just…read morewant to browse and do a little reminiscing, this is a shop that could easily fill that niche. Clothes, furniture, books, dishes, hats and scarves, records and record players, even vintage televisions. Individuals bring in their treasures and tchotchkes to sell and if you're lucky they may be offering an additional discount. You could easily spend an hour or more in here aimlessly browsing. Prices are competitive. Variety and quality is good. Summer Hours were posted on this day stating they're OPEN 11 a.m. til 5 p.m. - EXCEPT TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, they are CLOSED.

Was searching for vintage items for Christmas presents for some family members, and this was a…read morefantastic find! Staff is so helpful and friendly. They had a deal going on so a ton of stuff was on sale and I got a fantastic deal on the gift I ended up deciding on (a really cool glass cup and saucer set from the '50s!). They have a huge variety of things to look though, definitely worth visiting.

I've scored some excellent pieces from them. Their auction schedule can be a bit random, and it's…read morenot always obvious that a single auction has good stuff in it, so you definitely need to go through every auction and all the listings. But, if you do so consistently, you'll find some quality merch.

I took a chance on an item as sometimes hard to tell from pictures online. When we picked it up it…read morewas better then expected. I'll be back for sure!

I've been coming here for years and have always been able to find something that interests me. They…read morehave a great selection of items, and the collectible and vintage is well separated from the antique, which I appreciate. I've never had an issue with their prices, but for the most part everything seems reasonably priced. I've always had good service, with the family who owns it always being very friendly and helping me find what I'm looking for. Definitely one of the best antique shops in Mesa!

I have to agree with some of the other reviews about their prices. Really fun store to look around…read morebut most items seem way overpriced and you could probably find for less on ebay or mercari. I'm all for keeping shops like this in business but they won't budge on pricing and one Shiny Brite ornament was listed for over $30. I offered to buy multiple and they still wouldn't take a percentage off. I also agree that the man that owns the store isn't very pleasant to do business with.

Wow! Who knew Arizona had such an amazing memorabilia store. This place is absolutely huge! If you…read moreare looking for an autographed piece of memorabilia you will probably find it here. They have a wide variety of autographed media. Sports, movies, bands as well as historical autographed pieces, this is my go to local business for autographed gifts. Autographed items come with a COA from industry leading authentication experts such as Beckett Authentication Services, PSA/DNA, and James Spence Authentication. Today I purchased two Christmas gifts. A Taylor Swift autograph framed piece of memorabilia for my daughter and a Shaquille O'Neal autographed jersey for my son-in-law. I truly do enjoy purchasing from CBU Auctions and have done so for the past eight years. I first stumbled across them when the Majestic Movie Theater was called the Alamo. They had a display table in the lobby of the theater that featured autographed memorabilia. My husband is a huge 49ers fan so we bid on a Jerry Rice Helmet and won it. That's when I found out not only do I get a wonderful certified piece of autographed memorabilia at a great price, but a portion of the proceeds go to a reputable charity. It just doesn't get any better than that. You can still find their memorabilia in Majestic theaters. You can also make purchases online. In one of my pictures below, you can see a screenshot of their home page. At the top of the screenshot, you will see their email address. https://store.cbuauctions.com. Thank you to CBU Auctions and their wonderful staff for always providing reputable products and fantastic service!

Transparency. The advertise themselves as providing authentic signed merchandise but much of it is…read morelaser engraved. I shouldn't have to read the fine print at an auction and I would have never paid so much for a laser engraved signature. Feels like I was scammed.

So many booths to get lost in. Variety is endless. Definitely worth the trip. Staff was friendly…read moreand helpful. There is something for everyone there. Each booth has quería stuff for great pricing.

Great place to shop. Lots of items to look at. Real good prices, plenty of parking. The owners are…read morereal nice people to deal with. I highly recommend shopping at this store and there other store in AJ. Best, Tim