Dizzy Dugout

"This local honest card shop is over 20 years old. I remember being child and looking at their Pokémon cards there. I grew up with the Rarest Pokémon card there is. I took it up to Dizzy Dugout to see what they were willing to pay. They made an offer but informed me that I would make much more money by selling it on Ebay. You have to repsect the honesty and consistency they have put forth for out little community of Collinsville."

"Whoever runs this company’s Mercari page could try not being rude and maybe exhibit more business-like behavior. Item listed well above current market value, I asked if they were waiverable on price at all and they said make an offer. I said no thanks because A) the gap was big enough that I didn’t expect them to come down close enough to current market price and B) I saw they raised the price another $10 after I messaged them. I said thank you for your time to which they sent me an offer below market value then immediately blocked me. Seems rather childish to run a business page this way. Is this the behavior of the employees/owner when you visit the physical location? *EDIT FOR RESPONSE* I am telling the whole truth as to how I saw the situation play. I will not accept blame being shifted onto me. I also like to ask how waiverable a seller is on price as to not make an offer that is offensive to the seller (as the seller may be unaware of the current market value of an item). I am still interested in the card in question and have messaged you back. Moving forward, maybe accept accountability for your actions instead of trying to shift blame onto me as if I’m lying or withholding truth. *EDIT TWO* The 1-Star review stands. Dealing with this shop has been unpleasant from start to finish."

"Great if you want something from the last 20 years of card collecting and present day. The shop looks like a hot mess but it is JAM PACKED and a great place for sports cards and generally speaking, non-spoets cards."

"The store is a general liability nightmare. The outside presentation was welcoming and certainly peaked my interest. Once I entered, I thought I was in a hoarders basement. The overall cleanliness of the building was remarkably poor. Once I entered I was greeted with what I can only describe as a smell of mold. There was stuff all over the floor and the already small aisles were blocked by all kinds of safety hazards. It's almost as if the store is intentionally wanting to be hit with a general liability lawsuit. Definitely not complaint with ADA requirements. With all this aside, it's a nerd dreamland inside the store. I wanted to search to every inch of the store. Only reason I didn't was the heat. Tons and tons of great finds all over the store. Last note is the prices. The prices were pretty high and there was signs stating that the marked price may not be accurate. I'm guessing they leave themselves the ability to demand more without actually having to take efforts to maintain their stock. Not surprising given the condition of the Salesfloor."

"I like that Dizzy Dugout offers stuff that my children are interested in. The curbside display peaked their interest to go inside. They had fun looking through the stickers and Pokémon things and enjoyed it. I am happy that this business is still around during Covid times. I would offer the suggestion to at least clear the isle walkways so you can walk around without potentially tripping. This store is in no way able to accommodate a wheelchair with ease. I see that the owner is active in responding to reviews which is a good bonus. I like that I was asked many times for help. Someone looking for something specific would absolutely need the help to find it in the store."