Teachers with Class Sales

I have been to almost all of their estate sales, and given a choice they are always first on my list. Shelley, Kevin and Christine are extremely professional and a pleasure to work with. I always see them conducting an ethical and honest business. Five star estate sale company

SELLERS BEWARE of hiring Teachers With Class Sales! I will detail my experience. We have sold our house in New Jersey and are relocating to Ohio. TWCS was hired to conduct a Moving Sale for us this past weekend. They arrived last Monday and spent all of 2 hours pricing some of the items in our 9 room house. Shelley spent most of her time putting up signs. Our favorite was «DO NOT STEAL». They then left. None of the items in the attic were priced. I supplied all of the photos which were posted to
along with the detail of the items. The Sale was scheduled to start 9:00 Friday. I asked that at least 1 of the 3 of them arrive early to finish the pricing. Shelley arrived at 8:45. My wife and I had priced many of the items ourselves since we were down to the wire. Shelley does not know how to price quality items. Both she and her son Kevin, (Who I am sure posted the ONLY positive review) are not professionals. Christine was the ONLY professional in the group. We excluded them from the Sale and conducted it ourselves. I have reported them to
and the Better Business Bureau.

I had to sell the contents of my mother’s house and the task seemed daunting, so I hired Teachers With Class to take the load off my shoulders. As it turned out, I did 95% of the work — and if I didn’t do it, it didn’t get done! After the sale, I opened 2 drawers and one closet that were still full of stuff — that they never even noticed! Their pricing was all over the place — with some items being too high and others, too low. When I voiced my opinions, our relationship became adversarial. They advertised in a newspaper that people in this area don’t get (which I had to pay half of). The signs put outside did not adequately direct people to my house. One sign pointed generically in the general direction of my place and the other was placed in front of the house, but then Lana parked right in front of it so no one could see it. They promised to get more people than I could get myself, yet the traffic was not good.
They clearly accepted a job in an area they were completely unfamiliar with and didn’t reach any of the local people who typically come to these sales. They didn’t realize who the House Sale customers here are. Their clientele didn’t come to this area — and the locals never knew about it. Posting it on Craig’s List generically told about the sale and simply directed people to their site. After the first day when practically nothing sold, I panicked and listed the big items separately and specifically on Craig’s List. The people who contacted me through my ads were the people who came and bought many of the items I posted. I feel that there was practically NO effort on their part to warrant their 35%+ commission. I would have been so much better off having done it myself. HUGE mistake on my part! Lesson learned.
DON’T HIRE TEACHERS WITH CLASS SALES!!!