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Bygones On Broadway
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citysearch c.
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A family I know contracted with Bygone's to liquidate their parent's estate. As per the contract, they were to be provided with a beginning and ending inventory of the items placed for sale and the items sold and returned to the heirs. I wish that I could say that the owner complied with her end of the bargain. The family did not EVER receive an initial inventory and when the final items were picked up, a defensive owner did her best to bully and cast an air of innocence on herself when asked about items discovered on her sales shelves that belonged to the estate but without an inventory number or price tag. When asked about the items, the general answer was ""It's not worth anything...you can just have it"" Why does she think she can give other people's property away? IF it WASN'T the actual property of the inquiring estate, why give something that didn't belong to her to them since in a consignment situation, the consignee does not own the property for sale himself. As of this date, the contract for an initial and final inventory has not been provided to the estate. This haphazard record keeping leads me to believe that the arrogant behavior is a cover for inept practices and sloppyness with questionable ethics. I hope that this situation will rectify itself-but I doubt it.\r
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Neither I nor anyone I know care to do business with this establishment run by rude, arrogant, self-rightious people who have no sense of compassion at all. I witnessed first hand this terrible treatment. Profit at the expense of the grieving is just sad and to failing to live up to even a small contractural obligation is poor management at the least.
Pros: Beautiful merchandise
Cons: Arrogant owners, poor accounting practices
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