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Overview

Oodle has a rating of 2.39 stars from 222 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Reviewers complaining about Oodle most frequently mention phone number, money gram, and complete scam problems. Oodle ranks 209th among Classifieds sites.

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  • Value
    10
  • Shipping
    7
  • Returns
    6
  • Quality
    8
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  • I texted them with a different phone number and got the same crap.
  • Filed a suspicious report online and notified money gram of the fraud.
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Top Positive Review

“Portofino Towel by Cuddledown”

HomeSweet L.
10/15/23

I recently invested in Portofino Towels, and I must say, they have completely transformed my post-bath and post-shower experience. These towels are, without a doubt, super plush and incredibly soft. The use of Zero Twist, Ring Spun combed cotton in their construction results in a luxurious, velvety feel against the skin. What I appreciate most is their long-lasting quality. With proper care, they have proven to be not only durable but also easy to maintain. They retain their absorbency even after several washes, which is a big plus. Portofino Towels are, in every sense, a true luxury. Wrapping myself in one after a bath or shower feels like a warm and cozy embrace, and I can't imagine my daily routine without them. If you're looking to enhance your daily bathing experience and treat yourself to a touch of indulgence, I wholeheartedly recommend Portofino Towels. They are the epitome of luxury and comfort.

Top Critical Review

“Fradulent Deceptive Site”

Mike C.
2/13/23

Bad site for cars not a single one newly listed was available, they had all been sold over a year ago. Listed as today. Not only deceptive and deceiving a total waste of time. They should have there business lic pulled i see no use for a business being run using fraud as there concept or conducting business...

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Thumbnail of user ginar14
1 review
12 helpful votes
October 8th, 2014

Oodle needs to be held responsible for everyone that has been scammed out of money! Does anyone know a really good team of lawyers to help with a CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT?

Thumbnail of user margom8
2 reviews
11 helpful votes
October 29th, 2016

I contacted 4 or 5 different people today, advertising pure-bred kittens at a very low price. Most were charging $500 or even less for these kittens and the photos were showing absolutely adorable, top of the line examples of these kittens. After about 45 minutes, I realized that every one of these sellers were running a scam. They all followed the same formula:
1. I texted one seller who posted that they lived in Brooklyn. This was Awemba, who was selling a Siamese kitten. When I wrote that I lived in Manhattan and I would like to come meet the seller and the kitten, he/she texted back that they were no longer living in Brooklyn they had just moved to the mid-west for a new job. The date the ad was posted was today - they obviously didn't realize I would see that. I was told the kitten would be shipped to me without any extra charge. As soon as I said I would not buy a kitten sight unseen, they dropped all communication.

2. A woman named Cynthia L. Was selling a Bengal & wrote that she lived in Trumbull, CT. Again, I texted that I would like to come meet. She wrote feel free to call - when I called I got an announcement that I should leave a message for Juan. "Cynthia's" area code was not a Connecticut number - it was the area code for San Antonio, Texas.

3. Dorothy C. Posted a photo of a gorgeous purebred Bengal that every breeder is selling for $2,500, which is the going price for these kittens. She was selling her kitten for $400. She also wanted to ship the kitten, with payment up front.

4. David F. Had a similar story - when I contacted him, his name was now Lee Wange (no explanation offered) and he was in Las Vegas with the kittens of his deceased mother so he would have to ship them. These were the terms he sent:
"When you email me the information's, we shall prepare the change of
Ownership papers before we do the delivery registration with the
Carrier. And i also note that it will cost you $500 before the kitten
Including the delivery and sale fee and you will be making the
Payment directly and UPFRONT FIRST to the delivery agency. Then you will be
Contacted by the shipping carrier and they will tell you exactly the
Arrival time of the kitten to your doorstep and I will send all the
Paper works for the kitten together with the health certificates and
Ownership papers."

I can't imagine anyone naive enought to send money under these terms! There were 2 more cases like this. All had the same method. These are all frauds. I hope this helps potential buyers to avoid getting scammed.

Tip for consumers:
Don't send money to any seller who is going to ship the merchandise (of any kind) to you after your check or money order clears. Don't buy any pets on line if you don't get to see the seller and the pet in person.

Thumbnail of user vincentm1
1 review
3 helpful votes
January 24th, 2011

The site is very similar to a number of other sites. Oodle simply aggregates adverts from other sources and makes it easier to search... and you need to sign up and very your email address before you can post.

Thumbnail of user oscarj
83 reviews
913 helpful votes
July 15th, 2009

I tried this site out to sell a bicycle and had pretty good results with it. This is a more refined version of craiglist, but they have a lower volume of traffic. I am not sure why CL doesn't upgrade their look and feel to something like this site. It is free to post, so just like CL it is a great way to get people to look at what you are selling. I even posted a link on CL to my photos on this site. CL has that sad ability to only upload tiny photos online.

Thumbnail of user shanep5
27 reviews
154 helpful votes
June 13th, 2011

I didnt sell my item on here but I did like the look and feel much better than craigslist. The also have you sign on with facebook which I think helps keep some of the freaks away. Craigslist is full annonimity, while oodle has some information behind because of facebook. I ended up selling my item on craigslist but felt more comfortable on oddle. I hope they can get more traffic to help people sell items.

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