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True 2 You Estate Sales LLC

Liquidators

3841 Ives Way, Norman, OK · 73072

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Serving Norman, OK

Categorized under Liquidators. Our records show it was established in 2017 and incorporated in OK. Current estimates show this company has an annual revenue of 106641 and employs a staff of approximately 2.

Est. 2017 Norman, OK 9 Years in Business

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Jerry Keirn — Jun 01, 2022

I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND USING TRUE 2 YOU ESTATE SALES. In January of 2022 we used True 2 You Estate Sales for my mother-in-law as …

I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND USING TRUE 2 YOU ESTATE SALES. In January of 2022 we used True 2 You Estate Sales for my mother-in-law as she was having to move to a nursing home. After the sale the real problems started. We had a hard time getting payment from them. The contract states that payment shall be paid to and delivered to the Seller 10 days following the conclusion of the sale. Our sale ended on January 23, therefore, we should have received payment by February 2. We contacted Whitney Smith several times trying to get payment. She promised she would deliver it to us. She would set a date and time and then never show up. After numerous phone calls and texts she finally agreed to bring us the payment. She cut us a check and delivered it to us on February 28, 36 days after then end of the sale. We deposited the check in our bank on February 28. On March 2 we were notified by the bank that the check had bounced and had been returned due to insufficient funds. I contacted Whitney and she told me they had a mix up and had put the proceeds in the wrong account. She asked me to run the check through again and it would clear. We had the bank run the check through again. On March 4 we were notified by the bank that it was once again returned due to insufficient funds. We continued trying to work with Whitney for several weeks to try to get paid. She eventually would not accept any of our calls and would not reply to any of our texts. We notified her that our only recourse would be to turn the insufficient fund check over to the District Attorney. Again, no reply from her. On or about April 12 we had to turn it over to the District Attorney's office. At that point we were told by the DA's office that they would handle it. Eventually we did receive our money but not until 79 days after the end of the sale and numerous hours of trying to collect money she agreed she owed us. The most amazing part of this story is that she always had an excuse and it was never their fault for any of the problems that occurred. BEWARE!
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I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND USING TRUE 2 YOU ESTATE SALES. In January of 2022 we used True 2 You Estate Sales for my mother-in-law as she was having to move to a nursing home. After the sale the real problems started. We had a hard time getting payment from them. The contract states that payment shall…

I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND USING TRUE 2 YOU ESTATE SALES. In January of 2022 we used True 2 You Estate Sales for my mother-in-law as she was having to move to a nursing home. After the sale the real problems started. We had a hard time getting payment from them. The contract states that payment shall be paid to and delivered to the Seller 10 days following the conclusion of the sale. Our sale ended on January 23, therefore, we should have received payment by February 2. We contacted Whitney Smith several times trying to get payment. She promised she would deliver it to us. She would set a date and time and then never show up. After numerous phone calls and texts she finally agreed to bring us the payment. She cut us a check and delivered it to us on February 28, 36 days after then end of the sale. We deposited the check in our bank on February 28. On March 2 we were notified by the bank that the check had bounced and had been returned due to insufficient funds. I contacted Whitney and she told me they had a mix up and had put the proceeds in the wrong account. She asked me to run the check through again and it would clear. We had the bank run the check through again. On March 4 we were notified by the bank that it was once again returned due to insufficient funds. We continued trying to work with Whitney for several weeks to try to get paid. She eventually would not accept any of our calls and would not reply to any of our texts. We notified her that our only recourse would be to turn the insufficient fund check over to the District Attorney. Again, no reply from her. On or about April 12 we had to turn it over to the District Attorney's office. At that point we were told by the DA's office that they would handle it. Eventually we did receive our money but not until 79 days after the end of the sale and numerous hours of trying to collect money she agreed she owed us. The most amazing part of this story is that she always had an excuse and it was never their fault for any of the problems that occurred. BEWARE!
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Jerry Keirn — Jun 01, 2022

I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND USING TRUE 2 YOU ESTATE SALES. In January of 2022 we used True 2 You Estate Sales for my mother-in-law as …

I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND USING TRUE 2 YOU ESTATE SALES. In January of 2022 we used True 2 You Estate Sales for my mother-in-law as she was having to move to a nursing home. After the sale the real problems started. We had a hard time getting payment from them. The contract states that payment shall be paid to and delivered to the Seller 10 days following the conclusion of the sale. Our sale ended on January 23, therefore, we should have received payment by February 2. We contacted Whitney Smith several times trying to get payment. She promised she would deliver it to us. She would set a date and time and then never show up. After numerous phone calls and texts she finally agreed to bring us the payment. She cut us a check and delivered it to us on February 28, 36 days after then end of the sale. We deposited the check in our bank on February 28. On March 2 we were notified by the bank that the check had bounced and had been returned due to insufficient funds. I contacted Whitney and she told me they had a mix up and had put the proceeds in the wrong account. She asked me to run the check through again and it would clear. We had the bank run the check through again. On March 4 we were notified by the bank that it was once again returned due to insufficient funds. We continued trying to work with Whitney for several weeks to try to get paid. She eventually would not accept any of our calls and would not reply to any of our texts. We notified her that our only recourse would be to turn the insufficient fund check over to the District Attorney. Again, no reply from her. On or about April 12 we had to turn it over to the District Attorney's office. At that point we were told by the DA's office that they would handle it. Eventually we did receive our money but not until 79 days after the end of the sale and numerous hours of trying to collect money she agreed she owed us. The most amazing part of this story is that she always had an excuse and it was never their fault for any of the problems that occurred. BEWARE!
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I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND USING TRUE 2 YOU ESTATE SALES. In January of 2022 we used True 2 You Estate Sales for my mother-in-law as she was having to move to a nursing home. After the sale the real problems started. We had a hard time getting payment from them. The contract states that payment shall…

I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND USING TRUE 2 YOU ESTATE SALES. In January of 2022 we used True 2 You Estate Sales for my mother-in-law as she was having to move to a nursing home. After the sale the real problems started. We had a hard time getting payment from them. The contract states that payment shall be paid to and delivered to the Seller 10 days following the conclusion of the sale. Our sale ended on January 23, therefore, we should have received payment by February 2. We contacted Whitney Smith several times trying to get payment. She promised she would deliver it to us. She would set a date and time and then never show up. After numerous phone calls and texts she finally agreed to bring us the payment. She cut us a check and delivered it to us on February 28, 36 days after then end of the sale. We deposited the check in our bank on February 28. On March 2 we were notified by the bank that the check had bounced and had been returned due to insufficient funds. I contacted Whitney and she told me they had a mix up and had put the proceeds in the wrong account. She asked me to run the check through again and it would clear. We had the bank run the check through again. On March 4 we were notified by the bank that it was once again returned due to insufficient funds. We continued trying to work with Whitney for several weeks to try to get paid. She eventually would not accept any of our calls and would not reply to any of our texts. We notified her that our only recourse would be to turn the insufficient fund check over to the District Attorney. Again, no reply from her. On or about April 12 we had to turn it over to the District Attorney's office. At that point we were told by the DA's office that they would handle it. Eventually we did receive our money but not until 79 days after the end of the sale and numerous hours of trying to collect money she agreed she owed us. The most amazing part of this story is that she always had an excuse and it was never their fault for any of the problems that occurred. BEWARE!
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