Vintage Stock

"I called the place inquiring about my ps3 asking if I could trade it in for a Xbox 360 and a lady on the phone told me I could. So we get down there and then she tells us we will need $100 credit to be able to do this (which she didn't mention on the phone). They took my ps3 for $16 and a few games which only gave me $24 in the end."

"very unhelpful staff, audibly complained about phone call customers calling them unprofessional things within earshot of customers. As well as misleading pricing labels with half the store having orange sale tags only to be told at counter that no sale was actually going on. not the only time I've left this location frustrated. I like the other vintage stock locations, this one just isn't worth a visit."

"The new manager of this Fayetteville store flat out lied to me twice during the hiring process. First, when he offered me the job contingent on passing a background check, he requested a copy of my driver’s license and social security card. A company NEVER asks for those items if they are merely just interested. I brought it to the store within an hour, eager to get the process started. A month passed with no start date given. I followed up a month later and the same store manager who offered me the job, said I wasn't hirable due to having a violation on my background check. He won’t give me a reason, nor did he provide a phone number so I can know the reason for this very important matter. I had passed a full employment background check with another company with flying colors less than six months earlier. For all I knew, I could have a bigger problem than not getting the job I wanted. My identity may have been stolen! I talked to corporate HR. They were very confused why I was calling. They can't find my report or application anywhere in their system. By now I'm really suspecting that I've been lied to and stated that very directly to the HR rep. She "magically" finds my report very soon after! However, she said that due to 30 days passing, they must request the full report again as they don't have access. That seemed mighty suspect, but I went along. Two stressful weeks pass of not being called back and nobody answering the phone finally would yield an answer. This was just a day before I was going to consult a lawyer to see how best to handle this situation going forward. The phone call revealed that they never ran a background check on me because I was never offered the job! Huh? I was both relieved and mighty irritated at the same time. I never give my social security card and driver’s license to a potential employer unless a job has been offered. According to the HR rep, the Fayetteville store manager claimed to have never talked to me about having a violation and that I must have just talked to a regular store associate. Come on man, I have a bachelors degree in Business Administration and have managed some HR duties in the professional workspace. I’m not stupid! I suspect he was just feigning ignorance because he didn't want to risk losing his new job. Anyway, I'm not completely sure if I will ever do business with them again after being a loyal customer for at least 23 years. I mean I was royally lied to three times by two people and put through a lot of emotional distress because of nothing."

"Selling a few toys to Brandon, nice experiences. Went to store to sell a few more, 10 minutes before the store closing. As I was moving my box of toys into the store, an angry voice shouted: "sir, we are not buying any of that." Looking up, it was from a female worker with disdaining look all over her face. This worker should not be allowed to get back to serve customers until she completes a required training to treat other human with basic courtesy. She is operating at a pretty low level."

"Definitely the best Vintage Stock in the area. Super easy to get to area, the layout is easy to navigate, prices are realistic, and the selection is large."