I found a web page I wanted to share with all of you.

Thanks for the best response. I still check in on that site now and then, but I haven't bought anything, yet.

I know they make sure to try and find the ower first. I also wonder if the person who stole it is willing to buy it because they did not want to buy it in the first place. I love the auction. I love going everyday just to look around. When I have bought items they seem to come in a matter of days. The shipping is a lot but it comes right away. I am waiting for my son's new/stolen coat I just won the other day. It should be here by today or tomorrow.

Whatever you do, don't put in bids for their "jewelry lots" or "jewelry accessories". It's a ripoff scheme, though what they do is legal, according to their disclaimers. The photos of the items are doctored in such a way that you are led to believe you are at least receiving a fine jewelry item or two. Can't say much for the other items, as they can be difficult to identify. Some photos included "14k" or "10k", etc. strategically placed assumably designed to attract higher bids. Don't trust the hallmarks, they are likely to be fakes. Again, all this is legal due to the terms. But do you want to do business with an entity that makes efforts to MISLEAD you into making an excessivly high bid? I know many other bidders are dissapointed - It shows in the current lack of bids for these "bulk jewelry lots". PropertyRoom will not refund any of these items(less a restock fee). Furthermore, any winning bids outstanding at the time you receive your first dissapointing lot of used "costume-jewelry-looking -like-fine-jewelry-in-the-photo"(from a prior winning bid), must be paid(a valid credit card at the time you win)or other items you have won and have paid for, THAT HAVE NOT BEEN SHIPPED YET, will be witheld until you pay up on your most current winning bid(s). Plus you are charged $15 per occurence if a credit card charge is declined. All designed to take away the most money possible from you, they will hold you hostage until all is paid. Maybe best to go ahead and let them charge you $15 and withold $20 worth of goods, rather than be charged $75+ for good worth $15-$30. The math seems to hold up. Anyway, in short, Propertyroom does not get "my winning bid", anymore, nor my endorsement. Would like to here from anyone else who has had a similar experience. Paul

I am the top bitter on a stolen coat that is a brand that is sold at Macy's. It is size 3X I want to get it for my son.

Why would you get ripped off. You know it has been stolen and you are buying stuff they could not find the owner. I have bid on a diamond ring. The diamonds are good quality but the ring was sawed off. I just want the diamonds so I can put in another setting.