Fantastic people Angela and Roger are great to work with. They deal with no junk stuff. Only what…read morecan be sold. They have strict rules to those who want to sell their stuff. Fantastic items for sale each week. Clean. Some antique. Some memorabilia. Great place to look at stuff.

I really enjoyed the auction in Wickenburg AZ on 3/29/2025…read moreYvette is very professional and easy to work with. Her whole staff is very friendly and helpful.I think it is the best auction I have attended. The auctioneers were great. I purchased alot of amazing car parts, and memorabilia the staff was right there to help my husband and I loading. We came back the second day to finish picking up and they were right there to help again. I hope I will be able to attend there auctions again in the future!

If I could give zero stars I would but that is unfortunately not an option. We recently bid on and…read morewon 5 cars from an auction in Sanger Texas. My husband and I drove to Texas for a separate event that happened to be occurring during the same week as the auction. Not knowing whether or not we would be winning anything or not we opted to bring cash. Mind you I read all of the auction descriptions that clearly stated how you could pay for your winnings. ALL of them said option 2. CASH. Once we won the five vehicles, we were told cash was not an option. We attempted to speak with Yvette to figure out how we could work it out since we were already in Texas without a bank, we were a member of in the entire state. Yvette was VERY rude, condescending, and unprofessional. It was quite honestly astounding how unprofessional she proceeded to be in the days ahead. All she wanted to do was argue that the ad did not read cash. Which was a moot point at this stage of game. (SHE WAS HOWEVER WRONG AND EMAILED LATER SAYING SO) but continued to be rude. We owed payment within 72 hours. I realized soon i could not have an intelligent professional conversation with Yvette so I opted for email. I told Yvette her money would be wired the next morning first thing with the assistance of someone back home that could help me out so we could be done with the whole matter. She then proceeded to email me back the following: Yvette VanDerBrink Fri, Jun 21, 9:44AM (7 days ago) to 20martinezk, bcc: me Hi, Your Credit Card does not work for your purchases and your phone number doesn't either. I need payment for your GMC auction purchases. This needs to be taken care of. This is an elderly man's collection that is not well. WE need to get this resolved n paid for. YOU CAN NOT PAY ON SITE! I need to know how and when you are paying. This was due in 72 hours of winning the bid. Please call me, Yvette VanDerBrink VanDerBrink Auctions, LLC Mind you it hadn't been 72 hours! I told her I would be sending a wire transfer! We never once said we were paying on site. I found this whole thing to be not only concerning since I just told her how I was paying and when, but also insulting considering she was accusing us of not caring about an elderly man. It was also comical she said my telephone did not work, considering we had spoken several times the day before. We also asked for the sellers contact information since we were already in Texas (We live in Ohio) so that we could set up an arrangement to get our vehicles. She proceeded to refuse to give us his contact information on several occasions wanting us to go through her while is also in another state. Knowing this was not an option with such a difficult unprofessional person, I decided to find him ourselves and figure out situation out. We found the seller and had a great conversation with him! We were a wonderful man that by the way said he would have been happy to accept cash! He also continued to tell us how Yvette had been nothing but difficult with him as well. We spend several days getting some of our vehicles with the seller right by our side and even gracing us with lunch and water. We got to know the seller quite well in the few days and he even made the drive to Fort Worth with his wife to watch my daughter perform at the Will Rogers Coliseum. We plan to be in Texas again soon for the rest of our items and look forward to working with the seller directly. In the end I would highly discourage anyone from retaining VanDerBrink auctions for any of your auction needs. She is working for herself only. She will be rude to the people bidding and purchasing your belongings. She is unprofessional, rude and downright nasty to deal with.

Talk about the very best experience that a person can have with selling their family farmland. The…read moreexperience of meeting Mark Zomer and company was far above our expectations. So very professional respectful and personable Mark and Company was and is the place to go. He met all our needs and our trust in him was well deserved.

My local auction house. I appreciate them and find they are fast at getting payments processed. I…read moream disabled and require help loading items in my vehicle. They do not offer handicap parking so sometimes I have to carry items a great distance to load them. This does keep me from buying more. I would like a loading area so it could be fair to everyone.

I was new in the area and was looking to sell my farm. A local bank suggested Mages Land Co. I felt…read morethey canvased the area for potential customers and I was very pleased with the final figure. I would not hesitate in referring anyone to them in the future.

They say you can use a credit card or cash, but there will be a 3.5% charge for credit card. When…read moreyou go to use cash, they say it's not allowed. Without special permission. Also, bought two packs of ammunition, they were supposed to be 50 count one was 40 and one was 49.

Bidder Beware. I left negative feedback on Proxibid for what were completely outrageous shipping…read morecharges of over $170 on the items purchased, which included books. Anyone regularly shipping heavy printed items, such as an auction house, should be aware of Media Mail rates which ship up to 70lbs. of books at $40. The remainder of the items should have shipped for under $50. I will not bid on further items from this auction house.

I auctioned off some items using Big D Auction, and only 3/4 of my items sold. I was charged an…read moreadvertising fee, and I don't believe that the auction was even advertised. It's going on 2 months now, and I still haven't been paid for the items that sold. Have someone else conduct your auction for you. My sister in law who is an attorney told me to file a civil lawsuit, and sue for interest, and lawyer fees, so I guess that'll be my next step. I'll delete this if they make it right before I have to sue them, but if you can still see this review I'd recommend that you steer clear.

This is a very nice thrift store. It is clean and prices have went up, but it is still reasonably…read morepriced. They have a great selection of clothes. The staff is very friendly and I love going in there.

At one point in my Estherville youth, I think this place was Anthony's. That's when the meat…read morepacking plant was open, and there was a little more department store and other business action downtown. Thrifty's has two floors with 6000 sq. ft. of retail space and is filled with gently used merchandise at deep discounts. More importantly, proceeds support ECHO PLUS services for Emmet and Dickinson Counties' people with disabilities. This store also provides employment opportunities for these folks. Program participants sort and hang clothing, price items and clean. In addition, people from the community volunteer at Thrifty's to help keep things going. My Son has never met a yard sale that he didn't love. So as we were recently walking around Downtown Estherville, he made a direct path to Thrifty's Door. I looked around a bit, but quickly snuck out and headed for the Library. The Kid hung around a bit longer, made some friends, and later tried to convince me to buy a few things. Well, it is a good cause....