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Updating my review from two stars to one. You can see the screenshots I reference below on their…read moreFacebook page, as I cannot attach them here on Yelp. https://www.facebook.com/atlantaestates/ -- The Vintage Girls run an unprofessional business and the slew of negative reviews that have been posted since my review are evidence. I emailed the Vintage Girls and provided them with specific explanations for my review (***after they threatened to sue me***), which they have ignored and rather chosen to publicly take our conversations out of context and twist them into falsities. As I've told Vintage Girls, I have no interest in this drama, but I would like to respond to a few details of their slanderous response and also provide the reader with more context: Here's a quote from my review: "At the beginning of the process, they communicated pretty regularly. It took a little prodding on my end to get the date of the sale finalized, the contract finalized, etc. but it was fairly painless." The first screenshot attached backs that experience. Here's a flagrant tale from The Vintage Girls: "She did not answer the phone, so a text message was sent to her asking what was going on, that our team was told that there had been a party there and that there were people still sleeping and beer cans and trash in the home. Julia-Ann's response was "let me step outside and finish my joint and then we'll get everything cleaned up"." If you look at my second screenshot, I did send a text in reference to a joint being inside the house which was a joke and was made because of their grossly dramatic response to three beer cans being in my kitchen. I did not have a party the night prior - I had four almost-thirty-year-old women over to watch a football game. Third screenshot: I reached out to a disgruntled reviewer who posted in 2010 to see if the Vintage Girls confuted her review, and it was no surprise that they had. This company has been bullying their clients since at least 2010, folks. Thankfully I was able to defend myself from The Vintage Girls by citing Georgia's anti-SLAPP motion. If you are in a similar situation as me with the Vintage Girls, this article will help you sleep tonight: http://www.lawcounts.com/blog/92-anti-slapp-gets-a-big-boost-in-ga.  My last screenshot is the response I received from The Vintage Girls after my email citing the anti-SLAPP motion. These women are unprofessional bullies. RUN.

Be wary!!! The overall experience was ok. They removed a lot…read moreof the stress from the entire process. However, make sure you read the contract before you agree to hiring their services. They have regulations, conditions, and penalties that they do not mention/disclose when they are trying to get your business. In my case, the contract was not delivered to me in electronic or hard copy form until the end of the Estate Sale. Effectively after the fact!!! When it came to receiving a check from them, I had the following issues: 1. The check was late and delivered close to a week later after I complained. 2. For personal reasons I removed three objects from the pool of items to be sold the day before the Estate Sale. Without consultation or warning they went ahead and deducted the 40% of the "expected" sale price for the removed items, claiming research and marketing fees. 3. I lived in a subdivision where Estate Sale signs are not allowed and where visitor parking restrictions are very strict. Consequently, I had a person stationed at the subdivision gates to operate/open them for the Estate Sale customers for five (5) hours both days of the sale. That was a person who did not receive any compensation for his work from this vendor. 4. This vendor reserves the right to charge a 3% penalty fee for the homeowner being in the home during the set up and the Estate Sale. Had I known that I was not supposed to be in the house at the time of the set up or the Estate Sale I would have complied. I must admit they did not charge me with this fee mainly because I did not interfere with their work in any manner; on the contrary, I helped them as much as I could including carrying heavy furniture to the buyers' cars.

Prototype Claims - publicadjusters - Updated July 2026

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