Very ""shady"" operation regarding ""consignment."" I recently opened an account with Snooty ($20); leaving 15 items initially. The clerk asked if I'd like to ""donate"" the few items they did not accept. I declined and took the items myself to Goodwill. I returned to the store a few days later to discover most of my items no longer on the racks (men's clothing, of which they have a VERY small collection, less than four racks total.) At the time, I actually was only able to locate two of my remaining items, both of which had price tags of $8 and $10. This was less than a week after opening the account. Several weeks later I was in the area, so I stopped by to see how much money was on my account. The clerk checked and stated ""it looks like I owe you $2, would you like that now, or would you like to leave it for a later date."" Given the fact that most all my items had been sold/disappared within the first week and that none of my items remained on the racks several weeks later, it's clear the Snooty Fox should be renamed the ""Shady"" Fox. As the poster below pointed out (last year), simply take your items to Goodwill and don't fall victim to the scam of opening a $20 account with Shady Fox. You'll never see any proceeds from the sale of your goods, plus you're out the $20 - SHADY, SHADY, SHADY...
Cons: Shady operation when it comes to consignment
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