Quinn's Auction Galleries

Quinns Auction Gallery is a fraudulent scheme, targeting the elderly for financial exploitation as reflected in the reviews on the Yelp page for Quinns Auction Gallery.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/quinns-auction-galleries-falls-church

Other victims of this scheme also reported this elderly scam on Revdex:

https://www.revdex.com/reviews/quinns-auction-galleries/694497
More victims of the financial exploitation of the elderly were also reported on The Magic Café:

https://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=638841&forum=19&6&start=0#5

David Quinn is the owner and President of Quinns Auction Gallery with dual citizenship in Arizona, and is believed to be the same David Quinn with a criminal record of fraudulent schemes, conspiracy, and theft of property, which would account for these myriad of complaints for this scheme:

https://www.usbondsmen.com/arizona/azdoc-inmate-DAVID/075400

This same David Quinn incorporated another scheme also targeting the same victim population as in Virginia, elderly retires and estates of loved ones, under an enterprise called 360 Estate Sales & Cleaning:

360estatesales.com

This new estate scheme targeting the elderly for financially exploitation is marketing estates of deceased retires in Sun City, Arizona, a popular retirement destination for retirees from the east coast:

https://www.estatesales.net/companies/AZ......5/141944

Any past or present victims of these fraudulent schemes are encouraged to contact law enforcement, your state's attorney general's office, the BBB, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Victims of the Quinn family's schemes are also encouraged to post reviews on these several review sites to alert families and relatives of deceased estates to avoid further victimization of vulnerable adults in our community. More...

Customer service and communication are top notch! They were able to ship everything securely and it was amazing. Highly recommended

Reviewed on Google Maps

Quinn's is a family auction that has been in Falls Church for many years. They usually have a pretty decent sale every week - and it goes fairly quickly (400 or so lots in 2 hours, more or less). They are very good about helping you collect and move items, as well. More...

Reviewed on Google Maps

Quinn's folks have accommodated me the best they can, letting me pick up items in the middle of an auction, answering questions forthrightly. .. down right jovial st times. Auction houses are different than Macy's. Most are overwhelmed, overworked Respectful and persistent interaction usually wins the day. More...

Reviewed on Google Maps

Places like this just don't exist much anymore. Its a cool spot to pickup odd items and I know the people behind the scene must work extremely hard to keep things rolling. Its quite an operation!

Reviewed on Google Maps