VOSHEL'S FURNITURE & AUCTION

Top prices for discontinued surplus items/returns with no guarantees or refunds BUYER BE WARE!!

My husband and I are new to the area and have seen the TV ads for Voshel's that make the store seem very appealing, so we made a point of driving up there one Sunday we had off work, only to find that unlike the tv ads which state that Voshel's is open 7 days a week, they are CLOSED on Sundays. :( A wasted trip, especially at the price of gas.But we like to support local business wherever we are and so we decided to make another trip up on the next Saturday we had off. Walking inside we were bombarded by dozens of signs reading "all sales final", "no refunds" and handwritten on these signs was "no cheaper prices". Since Voshel's is a discount store I wasn't surprised at the no refunds, all sales final policy, and I figured that the no cheaper prices thing was to discourage customers from trying to haggle with staff. I did think this was a little odd, though because everyone that I've met so far in the MOV have been super nice and don't seem to me, to be the haggling type. Being inside however is very claustrophobic, there are countless beds stacked 5 or 6 deep so that you can't even look at the headboards without help from staff. But the worst was the prices. So high! Now the handwriting on the signs was starting to make sense. For example there was a Rachael Ray pot that was scratched up and its lid's handle was loose, was priced at $50! Brand new this same pot sells for $60. Another example was a pet bed, also marked at $50, but you can get this exact bed from PetCo for $35, and online for $20. No wonder the store is so full of merchandise, anyone would be crazy to buy anything from here! So our 2nd trip was also a waste of time and gas!