Peddlers Mall

[person]

who is the manager

[Junk]

I've been to good peddler's malls and flea markets with good stuff in them. This place is a crap fest. I have been to better yard sales and that's not saying much. I look forward to it going out of business.

[it depends]

if you like flea markets and antique stores, then you will probably enjoy it. if you like supermarkets, then you probably won't.

[myft]

I think if you like shopping carts, you would like the peddlers' mall. Public restrooms, they got em.
In fact, I was in the peddler's mall the other day, looking for something I used to own about twenty years ago and wondering if it could be purchased again. I admit, I saw some pretty nice prices on some pretty nice things, I mean, they have new things, used things, almost new things, slightly used things, reuseable things, and things that had to mean something to somebody once, but which may not be your thing.

[MeMyselfI]

Love it!!

[What is your point]

You say it's things from everyone's closets. Well, one man's junk is another man's treasure. I find it delightful to see all the different things that migrate into the Mall..it's called The Peddler's Mall...no The bargaining flea market. Slow down, look around the Mall, they have some really nice things in there if you can afford them. They pay booth rent that must be met every month..all in all, I love it.

[Its Crap]

This is just my opinion... but, it's a dirty old building filled with booths that have pretty much the same crappy country decor and some busted up antiques. It smells, most of the people in there look like they TOO crawled out of someone's closet and they have nothing to offer anyone that isn't under the age of 60. Sure maybe if you like that country decor but really isn't that sh*t cheaper making it yourself? Or buying the Wal*Mart knock off? I'm pretty sure that's what some of the booths did. Buy stuff and sell it at a higher price - which isn't a bad idea - just that not many fall for it. Personally I don't think I'll miss anything if I never go back in there. The last time I was there the only "original" booth was a booth of an artist's paintings that varied widely in styles and subject matter. That's the only non-crappy booth I've seen there. Also watch how much tax you pay when you check out you'll be suprised from what I've heard. As for the people needing to make the money to pay for their booths... if you put your sh*t back in your closet you don't have to pay to display it.'Nuff said.

[News Columnist]

Its Crap wrote:

This is just my opinion... but, it's a dirty old building filled with booths that have pretty much the same crappy country decor and some busted up antiques. It smells, most of the people in there look like they TOO crawled out of someone's closet and they have nothing to offer anyone that isn't under the age of 60. Sure maybe if you like that country decor but really isn't that sh*t cheaper making it yourself? Or buying the Wal*Mart knock off? I'm pretty sure that's what some of the booths did. Buy stuff and sell it at a higher price - which isn't a bad idea - just that not many fall for it. Personally I don't think I'll miss anything if I never go back in there. The last time I was there the only "original" booth was a booth of an artist's paintings that varied widely in styles and subject matter. That's the only non-crappy booth I've seen there. Also watch how much tax you pay when you check out you'll be suprised from what I've heard. As for the people needing to make the money to pay for their booths... if you put your sh*t back in your closet you don't have to pay to display it.'Nuff said.

Maybe it's just that you're crap???

[Its Crap]

News Columnist wrote:

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Maybe it's just that you're crap???

Maybe.. or maybe I'm right - it takes a real *sshole to judge someone on their opinion. Just sayin.

[Really]

I never find anything there either.

[junky]

Well, I'm gonna get booth there and sell junk.
So stop on out and check it out. Might be some junk you can't live without...