The stove I bought did not work. I should have known better when the auction ad said it is…read moremechanically sound. It was fraud.

Had Miedema do a complete asset auction of our business in 2014. They painted a great picture with…read moremany promises of trust and honesty when they came in. They actually cost us money in the end to sell thousands of dollars of equipment and tools---and they were gone-- don't trust them, don't use them to sell or buy from.

I have been contacting Orbitbid for close to 2 wereks now with questions regarding a 2020 Camaro…read morethey will be auctioning. There has been no response.

No keys to truck door locked 2x wrecker bill. Unsafe when…read moretold it was drivable. Every light was on in the dash, coolant, water in fuel, smokes after warmed up needs injectors, Absolutely dishonest

I have been mystery boxes from GRP Liquidations for the past few months. Can I say that every box…read morehas been great-Nope! Can I say that I have had fun opening every box-Yep! The shipping is the fastest of any liquidation warehouse I have purchased from. The undeliverable mail packages are mainly what I have ordered, and they have been a mixed bag-as expected. I have got some really good things in the undeliverable mail, and some not so good. I did get a few items that resold for several hundred dollars, and lots of small items that I have been able to resell. Am I getting rich doing it- No. Am I having fun and making enough to buy more boxes- Yep!

The Baby box was awesome! Had great items! Wonderful resale value!!…read moreAll sizes and a nice mix of genders. Highly recommended!!

Buyer Beware! I would rate them zero stars if I could…read more We purchased a used trailer from Camping World in Grand Rapids, and it was a huge mistake. By the time they finished adding fees, services, and extras, the final price was substantially higher than what we expected. If you're considering buying an RV here, I strongly recommend hiring an independent RV inspector before signing anything. Camping World claims they perform a thorough inspection on every used RV before selling it. Based on our experience, I don't believe that's true. Our problems started almost immediately. Issue #1: About a week before our first major camping trip, I went to extend the slide-out and discovered there was no power from the 12-volt system. The battery was completely dead. I bought and installed a new battery, which allowed me to extend the slide, but by the next day that battery was dead too. I had to manually retract the slide and tow the RV an hour back to Camping World. Their service department found loose wires in the 110-volt connection that prevented the battery from charging. This absolutely should have been caught during any legitimate pre-sale inspection. Issue #2: Once we arrived at our campsite, we discovered the water heater didn't work. Thankfully, we had purchased the extended warranty, so it was covered--but it still took three weeks to get authorization and complete the repair. During that same trip, the black tank dump valve became stuck open because debris had been left in the tank by the previous owner. Again, the extended warranty covered the repair, but it was another unnecessary hassle that should have been prevented before the RV was sold. We also purchased the ceramic coating package, which I consider a complete waste of money. I previously sold ceramic coating products for years, so I know how they should perform when properly applied. Camping World either does not apply the product correctly or, based on what I observed, may not apply it at all. Our RV was dirty when we picked it up, with black streaks still on the exterior. After washing it, water did not bead or sheet off the surface as it should with a properly applied ceramic coating. That raised serious questions about whether the coating had ever been applied. After our second camping trip, I noticed a repaired area on the camping side of the RV. There were obvious paint runs, and graphics that exist on the opposite side were missing. You could even see the outlines where the original decals had been. Camping World denied performing the repair, but it's concerning that this damage was never disclosed. What really left a bad impression was the sales process. While we were signing the loan paperwork, several employees walked by and commented things like, "Is that RV new? It looks brand new." They all knew it wasn't new because Camping World doesn't even sell this model new. It felt like a deliberate attempt to make us feel we were getting something newer than we actually were. I returned to the dealership to give them an opportunity to make things right. The sales manager simply told me that used units are sold "as is" and refused to address any of our concerns. We also spent a significant amount of money on accessories and upgrades in their store. After this experience, we will never purchase another RV or any products from Camping World again. We'll also be sharing our experience with friends, family, and anyone considering buying from them. Do your homework, have an independent inspection performed, and be extremely cautious before purchasing a used RV from Camping World.

WARNING: STAY AWAY FROM CAMPING WORLD of Grand Rapids, MI. These people have nothing in mind other…read morethan taking advantage of their unsuspecting customers. They switched RVs on me -- and thought that I would not notice! First, they gave me a VIN to insure only to replace it with a DEFECTIVE unit afterwards. Diana Hopkins (the salesperson who helped us purchase our first RV), resigned a couple of weeks after selling us the defective RV. Josh Miller (the Financing guy) took $10,000 for a down payment only to ask for another $2,000 because they added all kinds of frivolous charges (i.e., Freight, Prep, Vehicle Service Contract, Paint Protection, Tire & Wheel Protection, Roof Protection, etc.). This is a SCAM, by the way and a lawsuit was filed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Gpx25pxdyo&t=1192s. To make matters worse, the Tire Pressure Management System (TPMS) was not working and they allowed me to drive off with underinflated tires! Very dangerous! The walkthrough was a joke (took less than 5 minutes!) and Josh Miller (the Financing Guy) was nowhere to be found -- because his job of screwing me over is done! The wheel alignment was not done properly with some kind of shady "alteration" and became a pointing-finger game between Thor Motor Coach and Ford Commercial! Three months later, the problem was still NOT FIXED -- instead recommended me to buy a "stabilizer" to help in the wobbly sensation of steering the RV! The gross part: the drain pipe for the blank and grey tank was set horizontally (instead of vertically) -- which resulted to a VERY MESSY and DISGUSTING experience -- as the fecal matters and "residue" are stuck in the hose once detached from the drain pipe. After the lengthy back-and-forth, hotel and rental car costs, not to mention the hefty price of almost losing my job because I had to beg my boss to allow me to work remotely (instead of being onsite in the state of Iowa), Camping World just "washed their hands" and pretended like I am "just another number" and would walk away quietly after they have screwed me over. Well, I have news for you, Camping World: I WILL NOT BACK DOWN AND I WILL SUE YOU AND BROADCAST TO THE WHOLE WORLD THE CRIMES YOU HAVE DONE! Thanks... BUT NO, THANKS! Dennis Dizon

Using Tom & Jerry's was one of the best decisions I made as executor of my father's estate. Very…read moreprofessional. Answered all my questions. I didn't have to do anything except remove the items that our family wanted to keep. They made the process easy and stress free.

From the owner: Since 1996, Jerry Ward has led the Lansing area by delivering incomparable Estate Sale services…read more Jerry brings a wealth of experience and valuable advice to families and executors who face the task of liquidating an estate. Together with his highly experienced staff and representatives of the estate, tasks are set and timetables established for totally emptying the property while maximizing profits. Tom & Jerry's Nice Old Things Estate Sale Service is well know statewide and has an enthusiastic following that ensures successful sales.