PoliceAuctions

I Bid on a 1962 pf70 franklin 50 cent piece. Won the bid.they sent me a 50 cent piece 1962, but not graded pf70. There's a lot of difference and value of that coin. Very unhappy very dissatisfied.

I was bidding on some rolls of coins and other slab lots and had the winning bid on 5 and at the last second the auction was sniped by logan49 every single time. Logan49 always beat my bid with a bid of 1 dollar more. The last auction i went a bit higer than the highest bid ($10 more) and waited until the last second to bid and guess what... i was outbid at the last nano second by logan49. And here is the absolute horrible dishonest part, every time i signed back on i was given the option at a second chance to purchase the lot at a MUCH HIGER COST THAN THE WINNING BID. Dishonest auction site that is looking to drain you for more money. Sketchy business.

I purchased two Raphael Leon designer watches from them. Upon receiving the watches, I noticed that one of them wasn't the watch I purchased at all. It was an entirely different model. When I contacted them about this, they said they had run out of the watch I ordered and they issued me an RMA. I later went on their site and found the exact same watch that I purchased (and they said they were out of) in three other new auctions. After realizing I'd been lied to, I more thoroughly examined both watches. I might not have done so otherwise, so I'm glad they sent me the wrong watch now.

The identifying numbers on the backs of the watches were nowhere near the same format as what was shown for the same watch on reputable sales sites. Additionally, the identifying numbers on both watches were exactly the same, despite them being two entirely different models from the designer. That simply does not happen. I knew then that both of the watches were fakes. Luckily, I made my purchases through PayPal so I have filed a dispute through them. I'm hoping that will make it easier to get a refund with their buyer protection. What sucks is I also ordered a diamond and sapphire necklace from them before I figured out the watches were fake. I'm sure that's going to be fake too, but I'll have to prove it before I can file a dispute with PayPal for it. I don't think my outright distrust of the site is probably enough to warrant a refund on its own.

I would like to lodge a complaint re the service that my mother has received from Police Auctions. My mother purchased a topaz butterfly pendant yesterday and paid for the item 5 minutes after the win. A receipt did come from Police Auctions saying it had been paid, however when mum went back into her account the item says unpaid and the receipt is no longer available. Mum then contacted the customer service section who admitted that the item had been paid for and that they would fix the error from their side. However to date the issue has not been resolved and to add insult to injury she has received another email from police auctions saying that the item has not been paid for and that they will take it off her and relist it if they don't receive the payment. Mum has tried to contact them again and they have ignored her.
Americans are supposed to pride themselves on their customer service... what a joke, the Chinese run rings around you. I would like to add that my mum has purchased numerous items from your site and has always made prompt payments, so she definitely does not deserve this terrible service from you!
At the end of the day you have admitted that Mum has paid for the item so my question is to you "WHY WONT YOU BLOODY SEND IT TO HER"?

I won a bid a few months back and paid for it. Poof it disappeared and refund issued. I really did want that ring, so when I saw it come back on their site, I bided again and sent a complaint about it.
Want to talk about a dbl or even triple POOF. NOT ONLY IS MY ORIGINAL BID AND WIN GONE BUT MY CURRENT BID IS GONE TOO on the same ring.
Granted my last win was what I would consider a steal since it was reasonable for me but not them.

This is a first rate scam site, with no intention of being a legitimate business.
First of all Police Auctions is NOT related in any way to real police auctions. Their name is fraudulent. Their items are 100% fake as we know now. Their 'business' will be shut down very soon, we'll make sure to contribute to that. We ordered four items including one with 19 diamonds. Upon arrival, all 19 diamonds were invisible to the human eye! Worse, we examined them under a magnifying glass, and they were crude, terrible fakes. Worse still, 5 were missing completely, with holes where the fakes had been. The items were all absolutely terrible, shoddy ripoff material, with no weight to them. The auctions are being bidded on by robots, that is now very clear. The same item get auctioned, because they are NOT the items in the photos. Their confused, deceptive policy can't sugarcoat the fraud that they are committing in selling phony bidded, bait and switch, fake material, and outright missing content items. Make sure you get a refund with all your involved institutions. Beware to all who enter.

So I went on this site thinking I hit a secret jackpot or something. Within 30 minutes I "won" these gorgeous 4.18ctw earrings at a bid of $151.00. Then I looked on Google to see how much a 4.18 carat stone is CONSIDERING I WON TWO and the price ranged from $4,000-$24,000. Even sketchier so I copied the picture of my "winnings" to Google AND THE SAME PICTURE CAME UP ON GOOGLE AND PINTREST. Im so glad I wasn't fooled by this piece of $#*! site. I don't know how they get away with it.

I made a couple of purchases from this mob in the middle of the night when I could not sleep (not recommended). This morning checked them out with SiteJabber and IMMEDIATELY cancelled the transaction and instigated a fraud investigation with the bank and with PayPal.
THEN GO TO POLICEAUCTION AND PUT AN OUTRAGEOUS BID ON EVERYTHING AND THEN DON'T PAY. THAT OUGHT TO STUFF THEM UP. They will ban you but no big loss, Thanks for the headsup all you people and keep up the goodwork SiteJabber.