Vintage Trading Post LLC — Attraction in Jasper

This is one of the worst stores I’ve ever visited. Despite “antiques, retro, and vintage” being written all over the front of the building, the majority of the merchandise is either right wing political Propaganda, cheap clothes and jewelry (no joke…go to Walmart you’ll do better!), fake designer bags (which are illegal to sell) or Stanley cups at full retail price. To say their marketing is misleading is a gross understatement.

Beyond the bad merchandise, the employee was so unbelievably rude to us when we had questions about a dealers sale. This dealer was one of the few who actually had vintage items. The clerk was so rude that we put an item back just based on principle, so one of the vendors in this mall lost a sale due to the rudeness and unprofessionalism of the staff. Do NOT waste your time here! Needless to say, I will never return…I’ll just go down the street to Walmart where they have pretty much the same...

If you’re planning to get a booth here I would not recommend. Who charges $50 for shutting a booth down and keeping their rent on top of it. And tries to hold your check for it. And when stuff comes up missing they basically shrug their shoulders and say oh well our cameras probably don’t reach your booth or something of the sorta even though they have camera signs when you first walk in and can clearly see cameras working up front. Something doesn’t add up on that. Over $400-500 of merchandise lost and what do they do about it? nothing …… it’s especially odd when a lot of that was in a box with a lock on it that they had the key to and it randomly disappears and all you get is “well idk what too tell you if it shows up it shows up” so if you want your stuff too go missing out of the blue and get strewn into other booths go ahead at getting you a booth here. But yeah would not recommend to my...

I've been happy in the past, promoting this place, but... Today, y'all...... Seriously.

My family was there shopping, and I found an item in a glass case that I wanted. One of the women running the counter started giving static about which key. All I knew was booth number.

Got the item, of course they had to keep it up front to make sure the man wife and baby didn't steal it. No problem.

We shopped a little more and then went to check out.

The Karen cashier that was griping about the key says cash or card. I answered debit card.

$5.75 convenience fee. Really? Nothing convenient about it. Should be in the cost of doing business. You are renting booths for what I paid for a garage apartment when I was younger.

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