Dawn Estate liquidation

Please unfollow me on this page! and find my profile on facebook. that is where I will advertise the sales! some of you are getting messages from this page that I did not send! I have not and have no reason to send any! If you get one delete it and change your password! I do not solicit or sell anything from this page! I simply let you know when there is an estate sale.

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Thank you all for making this last sale A great one. I hope the end of the year is fantastic for everyone and the new year is even better. I still have unscrupulous people trying to take over this page. let me make this clear we will never ask for money to be sent or to meet us unless it is at one of our sales on the property in person, I do not sell anything online! Someone got a post with jeans for sale, and was asking how much they were. I did not post this, so please recognize spam when you see it because we will only ask you for money when you are in person buying an item from us in a sale. always protect yourself from spammers because they are getting smarter every day 

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