Updated review. They charge too much for "Buyer's Premium" and shipping. I understand this is their…read moreprofit, but....

Stay away from this company! I took the time to go into their Monument office to show them a…read morepicture of a valuable item, and discuss options. They told me to email the address on a business card with the picture and my request, and after two weeks I never heard from them...not even to say we're looking into it. This is not the recipe to stay in business!

We had a great experience with Take A Peak Consignment. We unexpectedly had to move out of Colorado…read moreSprings and were concerned about what we were going to do with a household full of furniture that we couldn't take with us. The entire team (especially Helen) made the entire process incredibly simple. They were professional, responsive, and timely, and took a lot of the stress out of an already hectic move. They were able to sell most of our furniture at fair prices, kept everything straightforward, and we received our payments promptly. We couldn't have asked for an easier experience and would highly recommend Take A Peak to anyone looking to sell furniture or household items in the Colorado Springs area.

This is my "Cheers"! The staff and management are so friendly and I am constantly finding…read morebeautiful pictures, crystal and furniture. It is my happy place! Love it..

It was a very smooth process and the service was amazing! The guns were priced very well and they…read moreare a great selection of high value weapons. Definitely will be buying from them again.

I'm a fan of pawn shops, because they get lots of interesting bits and things that ain't on the…read moreshelf otherwheres. The folks at ACME had done me right in the beginning, too, and I started trusting them. That's the shame of it all - it's hard to fix broken trust. ...And so I'm bummed to the rafters to have to write this, but they blew my trust. Trust is a YUGE deal for old-fashioned fellers like my old self. When I give it, it's got value. Long story short? In dealing with some of the employees, we'd come to an agreement on a purchase. Then a manager - Dave - started fiddling with the deal, and before you know it, the price had gone up (several times, by hundreds of dollars) and what was included in the deal had gone down (by hundreds more), on top of multiple monthslong delays. Moreover, that selfsame manager had been cool to my face before trying to pull a fast one behind my back. Common parlance would refer to it as a "dick move". Other ACME employees tried to salvage things, but the deal was so broken by Dave that the only thing left was the death of a sure sale (with guaranteed profit on both sides of the ledger) and several other planned purchases. Now, problems like this rarely start at the bottom - a bad employee can be fired - but when a manager takes liberties with customers, who's got the mustard to cut him? That sort of disrespect to regular buyers is cancerous to an organization, especially a family-owned small chain like ACME. As long as ACME refuses to get their house (or their Dave) in order, they're going to keep losing deep-pocketed long-term customers like me (and others - we talk). Be better, y'all. Mr. V

HALEY was wonderful! She handled my silver coins smoothly, counted out my cash, and still kept up a…read morefriendly conversation. Extended her chat further because there was time and we got acquainted! Couldn't recommend a lovely young worker more than Haley!

I drove from Monument to the Gold Rush Colorado Springs location with silver scrap from jewelry…read moremaking, including sprues, remnants, and cast pieces. Their website says they buy silver, scrap silver, and scrap precious metals. It also says they test items for purity and value them based on weight, purity, and market price. Nothing I saw on the site clearly said that silver scrap must be stamped or hallmarked to be accepted. When I arrived, I was told they would not take the silver because it was not stamped. I understand a business can decline material. I also understand unstamped scrap may require XRF testing or an appointment. But if this location will not accept unstamped silver scrap, that restriction needs to be clearly disclosed before customers drive there. Customers with jewelry-making scrap, sprues, cast remnants, or any unstamped silver should call first and ask very specifically whether that location will test and buy unstamped silver. I wish that had been made clear on the website before I wasted the trip.

Very nice, quick, knowledgeable and incredibly reasonable prices! They helped load as well.read more

We have ordered from this place for years, in fact in 2012, when we built our home, we had them…read moresupply every appliance. Great prices and service, great install too. Recently we ordered a Washer and Dryer and a bit later Microwave. Skip the big box stores, these folks are local and they take pride in their service and installs. Plus it is nearly impossible to beat the prices. The showroom is gorgeous. If you have an idea of what you want, the web site works really well.

There are only a handful of vintages pieces that are worth looking at and purchasing but I'd say…read moremost of the items sold here are very worn out and not worth putting on the rack. The store looks very chaotic and not easy to shop through and sadly their policy is not customer friendly at all. I should've walked out the store when they said there are no exchanges or refunds. What kind of business are you running where there are no refunds or exchanges. I think most people would agree that if you at least have an exchange policy that would make shopping here a bit better. Personally having a no returns or exchanges policy comes across as a very lazy way to run a business. As someone who shops a lot at these types of stores, I don't know of another thrift-vintage store that has this kind of return policy. So after reading this if you decide to shop here just know you won't be able to take anything back, not even for a swap. This place could definitely use some improvement in many areas and for now it's a no go for me.

Darling shop with well curated vintage clothing and accessories mostly 90's and Y2K. Quirky and…read morevibrant finds with a savvy attention to detail. Each piece was tagged for genre and size. Prices were on the high side for some pieces but not overly so. Great quality and variety with friendly and helpful staff. Such a great find in OCC!

Can't imagine anyone writing a bad review about STOREHOUSE. The two negative reviews on this page…read moreare obviously written by malicious people. Their reviews most definitely fall under YELP's "suspicious/fake review activity" claim category. STOREHOUSE's bottom line is to help people. And that's exactly what I've seen them do for the past year. That equates to nearly 100 satisfied families, couples or individuals -- with not one complaint. I found out about them when they helped me with a bed and a table. They were so incredibly nice, generous, helpful -- and made it so easy -- I decided to become a volunteer so I could help them help others. They are the only nonprofit in Teller and El Paso Counties that provides free furnishings, household goods and medical equipment to low-income families who don't have the means to furnish their homes. Many of these families drive away with more than $5,000 worth of goods. For free! They have a 7,000 sf showroom filled with quality goods. Worth checking whether you have no, or a low, budget -- or if you're looking for gently used furnishings for an unbelievably GREAT price.

These folks don't answer phone or return texts or emails...???? Wife tried to find store but…read morecouldnt...???

Sweet Mary Magdalene, the Leech Pit is the holy grail of everything you loved growing up!! It's a…read moredisservice to call this a vintage store - it's your sweet mom's warm embrace on a breezy, sunny spring afternoon at the park as a child - the park with the rusty merry-go-round and the steel slide you spent countless hours at with your best friends! Walking into the Leech Pit is like getting vertigo at a strobe filled dance club (oontz oontz oontz) - there's just so much goodness you just need to pause to catch your breath and take it all in. But you can't pause because your heart is pounding and you're giddy with excitement. The rare concert t-shirts, the racks and racks of clothes that serve as documentary of every phase you ever went through, the action toys you spent every afternoon with (and realize you now could be rich if you had kept them instead of letting mom donate them to the stupid kid down the road because you're too old for them now SMH), the records - oh sweet Jesus the records! - and even record players for your new collection! It's a one stop shop for your wildest dreams!! As if the shop wasn't Valhalla on earth on its own, I met the owner too (I think his name was Adam, but he looks like an Izzy). He was damn cool - I think he's probably my long-lost best friend from 6th grade that I used to get in trouble with. When he shows you around you realize he knows every item intimately, because he curated everything in the store. Everything in the Leech Pit feels like an expression of the owner and his commitment to taking you on a journey to excite your senses and comfort your soul. I like to think of him as the curator of your wildest dreams - he WILL make them come true!

I had an extremely uncomfortable and disrespectful experience at this store…read more I was made to feel like I was being accused of stealing not once, but twice. At one point, I had put my belongings down for a moment, and an employee moved them from where I had placed them and put them on a container without even speaking to me about it. What really crossed the line was having an employee block or stand in front of the door when I had absolutely nothing in my hands. That was embarrassing, humiliating, and completely unnecessary. What made the situation even worse was that while walking through the store, I saw other customers putting their belongings down as well, but I did not see them being treated the way I was. Being watched, having my belongings moved, and then having the exit blocked made me feel singled out and treated like a thief when I had done nothing wrong. Customers should not be made to feel suspicious or unwelcome simply for shopping. The whole experience left me feeling disrespected and embarrassed, and I seriously hope management addresses how customers are being treated.