We arrived when it opened on a recent Monday morning. As we walked through the floor, we noticed that no less than 70% of the merchandise was already sold! We even found additional delivery/sold signs on the floor that had fallen off of the furniture pieces. It was incredibly frustrating to constantly have the conversation "oh that looks nice - dang, it's sold already." There were three other couples there who left in about 20 minutes after loudly commenting that "everything is already sold!". After asking one of the employees at the desk why everything was sold already, she said that if we knew what kind of item we wanted, she could "take pictures of items in the warehouse on her phone" and show them to us. This is not an effective business model. I am not going to drive 30 minutes downtown to look at pictures on someone's phone. Nor would anyone spend money on a larger ticket item based on a picture on a phone. My advice - move all of the sold items to the front portion of the store behind roping or a sign that says something like "I've found a new home." Also, move all of the furniture that was sold over the weekend to this location. It's great if you want to be open seven days a week, but was a very frustrating experience since everything that wasn't completely banged up or stained was already sold. We probably won't go back which is a shame - their idea is cool and we love consignments!