Buffalo Exchange w Las Vegas

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  Daeja Rogers

  :: 25 March 2018 17:09:30

  I brought in a big bin of clothes to sell that were in season, some out of season, and they didn't even look at all the clothes thoroughly before turning me away and not accepting any of the clothes I brought in. Everything was worn once, practically brand new! I will most likely never try to sell here again.

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  Angella Lowery

  :: 08 February 2018 19:09:40

  Cool store and Monique was very helpful, but unfortunately they didn't have much for the plus size woman. We want to be trendy too! A lot of shirts for the heavier man tho... Too bad!

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  Mica Mirage

  :: 03 February 2018 17:31:52

  They wouldn't take my Forever 21 backless lace dress 😣 only worn 1 time & still in perfect condition. I thought they would have at least given me $10 for it. Other than that its a pretty good store alot of old school styles that are back in for the young crowd.

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  Will Fridrich

  :: 02 February 2018 01:58:21

  I have been here twice. First time to sell clothes with my partner. I was not successful in that aspect but this place is down right amazing. I went there for my second time today. I was hoping some cool Nike boots worth like 120 we're still there. Mind you tons of label stuff would finds. I instead found a pair of Robin's Jean authentic- this make around 700 dollars for the pair -28 bucks. And a pair of purple and orange LeBron's 38 dollars. I spent a total of 60 ... This place is amazing tons of neat pieaces

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  Darrick B

  :: 01 November 2017 15:03:32

  I have been to the Buffalo Exchange on a few occasions. To both shop and sell. The staff is friendly and accommodating, and I've read the bad reviews of what customers feel about the money they receive in exchange for said items. Reviewers should understand Buffalo Exchange is a brick and mortar business. Which means they have overhead. And is why they are not going to give you the maximum dollar amount you could receive if you sold it yourself. That's why online businesses such as Ebay and Offer Up give us the opportunity as online entrepreneurs to do the same but on a global level. Where I do agree with reviewers is the lack of brand and product knowledge regarding the value of what they do buy and sell. The system of employees rifling through items with no use of technology to me is archaic. How do they actually know what people are looking for? What is trending, selling for online, etc? Now a days people from all walks of life really enjoy if not love thrift shopping. Consumers are smart, most understand brands and the value of that brand. That's part of the allure of finding that clothing gem that Good Will or a store like the Buffalo Exchange missed because of that lack of brand knowledge. Some are looking at your items, purchasing them and flipping them online. It seems to me that the company line employees give of "we're looking for vintage" or 'we're looking for items that sell quickly in our store" is confusing since again the staff uses the eyeball test without technology to determine what that means to the Buffalo Exchange and that there is both vintage and trendy clothing with no rhyme or reason selling throughout the store.