My husband found this shop a few miles from our house when he made a wrong turn and, after seeing…read morethe old signs displayed outside, knew I would love it. Sure enough, the shop is straight out of American Pickers, full of rust and patina--everything lovingly used. I had been desperately searching for a dark wooden cabinet with glass doors for the six months I've lived in Fayetteville, browsing craigslist every day and flea marketing on the weekends. I found one within 10 seconds of walking in the door of Back-N-The Day. For $40! I was ecstatic. The owner, who was friendly from the moment we walked through the door, gave me a good deal on a porcelain pitcher that I bought along with it by taking $5 off both items, and he helped us carry the cabinet to our car, even measuring to make sure it would fit for us. The shop houses stacks of furniture, old Pepsi and Coke machines and paraphernalia, gasoline collectibles, vintage art and frames, old tools and cookware, and bits of everything imaginable. It's quite a maze, and really invites those in search of a discovery.

I've been a loyal shopper for years. Love the guys! I can always find something I need or want at…read moretheir store! Stop in and say hi, they would love to see ya!

I LOVE Rumors!! I make the drive from GSO to Chapel Hill to shop new items and honestly, this is…read morethe only place where I sell/donate my clothes that I no longer need in my closet. Any items that you bring and they accept will give you 35% CASH BACK, while STORE CREDIT is 65% (personally I use store credit). There's always something good I find here and never leave the store empty. Price point for their items are reasonable unless you find more of the higher end brands at a higher price. Recently, I found 2 Urban Outfitter items and A New Day (Target) trench coat jacket for $8! Overall, Rumors is an awesome spot to buy thrifted items. The employees that I encountered with are cool and sweet, and is very close to UNC campus since they're located on Franklin St and minutes away from Carrboro.

Prices are insane. $20 for a shirt... a used shirt. I might as well buy it used. Also, street…read moreparking, sucks. On the bright side- employees were nice, seemed like it was well organized

The best consignment store in town! Beautiful pieces, very unique and high-end. The customer…read moreservice is outstanding and happy to help make decisions or selections. There is free parking in the lot beside the building. I have gotten all of my best pieces over the years at Revolver.

My fiancé went into this store to look around for the 1st time. It was a cold day so I stayed in…read morethe car. When he returned he said, "It's REALLY good you didn't come with me into the store!" I asked what happened. He told me an unleashed aggressive dog was standing directly inside the entrance and loudly snarled and growled at him as he tried to enter the store. The female owner of the dog&store told him the dog was a "rescue" and that it didn't take a liking to men. I have documented allergies to dogs and also fear them for their unpredictable nature as what happened when he casually walked into the store. It's a shame because he probably would have bought me something warm to wear if the dog had not been there growling at him. Also, I only buy second hand from smoke&pet free homes/stores. *Message to management: I've never owned a clothing store, but I've worked at one. It's very important for customers to feel safe and welcomed when trying on clothes and window shopping. In what world is it considered civilized to have an unleashed, untrained and aggressive dog positioned at the head of the store? You are actively discriminating against men shopping at your store by bringing this dog to work. Men like to surprise their girlfriend or wife or mother with something nice to wear from time to time. If you don't have liability insurance for potential dog bites when a man enters your store it might be time to get some. Or, better yet, just install a modern security system and leave your aggressive dog at home or bring it to a shelter. You will be doing the city of Raleigh and it's citizens a favor.

Always can find unique clothing and designer items at great prices, not to mention the owner who…read moreis totally wonderful and a pleasure to talk to.

No way do I have anything good to say about this small, trendy, flash in the pan resale shop. The…read moreowner is extremely rude with no human relation skills. A course in etiquette would do her good in this service job. The few times I was there it seemed like she was catering to the under 20 crowd and ignoring a preconceived opinion of a more adult pocket!

Very nicely set up! Stumbled across this store thanks to…read moreyelp and had a wonderful experience.... very friendly and courteous customer experience. My mother and I purchased a few items when we had said we were just going to "look"

So happy to have a store like this in Sanford! So many beautiful items including name brand…read moredesigners (Michael Kors, Coach, Tory Burch, Chanel, Kate Spade) and many items that are new with tags. Emma, the shopkeeper is a very lovely British girl that is a pleasure dealing with. I have consigned many items with Emma and have made some extra cash! The store has women's items including shoes, purses, clothing, jewelry and accessories. The inventory is always changing, so each time I go in, I find a new treasure. 2nd Glances has the most beautiful and artistic window displays that you just have to check out! Support small businesses and shop local!

When I say I despise Plato's Closet as a company, I genuinely mean it. I wasn't even planning to…read moreleave a review, but after attempting twice to sell clothes and being told both times they were "at full capacity," I've completely lost interest in ever coming back. The first time was around 4 PM, and the second was before 2 PM. Even after being told to come at 10 AM instead, I have no desire to make a third trip just to get lowballed and have them mark them up in a mysterious price. If you've ever tried selling to Plato's Closet before, you already know this is the infamous reality. They have one of the worst business models I've experienced for a resale store, and it's frustrating that nearly every location seems to provide the exact same disappointing experience. The employees often come across as snobby, like they work on commission at a luxury department store and see themselves as fashion authorities. Mind you, I brought in genuinely good pieces that people in Fayetteville would absolutely buy. I had Coach bags, Marc Jacobs, Anthropologie, Lululemon, and more. So for them to advertise that they buy clothes all day, only for the rules and capacity to keep change depending on the day or time, is ridiculous. They lost out, not me. If I could leave 0 stars for every Plato's Closet location, I would. Nothing would convince me to return. I only decided to swallow my pride this time because I'm in town trying to sell my remaining clothes before donating them. I don't have personal ill will toward the employees themselves, but honestly, they deserve better than working under such a poorly run system. Seeing the "This Store Is For Sale" sign out front was honestly the cherry on top. No one should consider investing in this company unless they genuinely plan to change its practices and policies, because the current system clearly does not work.

I'm here every week such good clothes! I always get…read morewhatever I'm looking for and good deals on brands

loved this little shop. I couldn't get 5 feet in the door without finding 5 different things I…read morewanted to buy. I was on a road trip heading home to SC on I-95 and I love finding small family owned businesses. Dunn looks like such a great small town and this store appears in the heart of, what appears to be, downtown. there were so many different types of great things to chose from. furniture. baskets. lamps. toys. kitchen tools. the couple that owns it was there and they were so very friendly and you can tell they love what they do. I will definitely try to stop by on my next trip up and down I-95.