They charge me a lot of money to get my car sold and it got no hit. I lost all that money for nothing
I would never recommend anyone to use this service. Market and sell your item through a free market place network
Same story as you'll read here. Had to open a dispute with my bank to get the credit. None of the phone numbers will get you to a real person that can do anything. Unable to find my listing in any of the searches I have attempted. If it won't put it in front of my eyes then how's a potential buyer ever going to see it. Way outdated sites and technology. You're better off listing it yourself. Don't waste your time or money with these yahoos.
We signed up with the sellers network to sell out 5th wheel travel trailer and after 6 months we never even got 1 lead form them. Not even 1 interest in our trailer.
They did what they said and listed in to around 18 different sites but all the sites were obscure sites and the majority of them do not even show up on the first few pages when you do a google search for buying a RV.
We feel like it was a waste of time and money, wound up selling it on our own through Craigslist.
I decided to go for it, even tho it has horrible reviews because I saw 1 or 2 people it worked for. But it was a horrible mistake, these guys just put your vehicle on these sites that barely have any traffic. I still don't know how this is legal. My listing has been up for 2 months and they haven't got me not even 1 buyer lead. I got a bunch of buyer leads on my own. I'm not really a review writer, but these guys pissed me off so much. PLEASE STAY AWAY!
I was convinced somehow American's would buy Canadian cars. Perhaps for vintage but an everyday vehicle, it crap. I'm very depressed I gave these thieves 300.00 for nothing. I should have hung up like I normally do.
Listed my car on Facebook market place, these guys called and tried to scam me out of 500$ to list my car. Buyer beware, this is a no name company, do not give them the time of day.
I hung up and listed their phone as scam and blocked off my phone.
It sounded good. We should have listened to our friends and saved our money. It was a total waste. The employees were friendly. Before you agree to their service, Google the vehicle you want to sell and see if their any of their sites pop up for you to shop on. Their sites are totally obscure.
Don't fall for this. You have a chance of selling it yourself. With them you don't have any. They will call you and convince you that your car can sell at a higher price and most people fall for it. They take 309 claiming that they will aggressively push your listing on top sites. Even though they claim that they will refund if it doesn't sell, just know that when you have your money for 6 months they make a profit out of it. It's the biggest scam out there.
If I could give this company a zero review I would've. They are reading off of the script, and would not answer any of my questions regarding where they advertised my boat. They wanted $349 and guaranteed my boat to be sold in 30 days. When they couldn't answer my questions about where they advertise, they hung up on me buyer beware!
Scam! Scam! Scam! Beware! Do not trust them! Professionals in scam, very well trained. They talk to you nicely to make you believe, convince you to list your car with them, take your money and good bye. SCAM!
Do not use this company! Scammers big time. And they won't stop calling me! List your car, boat or RV on Facebook, Craigslist or tons of other sites! If you can't find it easily on the web or have not heard about it then DON'T LIST WITH THEM! I just can't believe they won't stop calling me! I'm on the national do not call list. Just about ready to report them to the federal government.
When they said I was asking for less than I should, without even running a car report, the game was up. I happened to know I was asking for more, already.
They never volunteered who they represented until I asked.
Insert: $309 price to list on 21 sites to guarantee a sale in 45 days.
I told them I had 3 weeks to accomplish the sale before I would be overseas and unreachable. I would have to coordinate with the bank somehow to get a payoff amount for the lien to the buyer.
Insert: $159 to gaurantee sale in 21 days.
What. Halve the cost to double-time?
I then checked their reviews while on speakerphone with them and I politely ended the call.
Beware
As everyone else on this site has confirmed. These guys are nothing but a scam site taking advantage of people trying to sell their vehicles. Unfortunately my father was selling a boat and they sweet talked him into spending $300 for "advertising on 8 different sites with access to thousands of buyers". Unfortunately it was too late so we sent in our photos and never heard from them (or any buyers) again. Stay away and use the usual listing sites.
Seller Networks contacted me with a very slick, fast talking phone agent saying all the right things... you need a full marketing campaign, you have a very nice vehicle that needs to be listed for a higher price, etc. I fell for all of this and decided to spend $199 dollars on an add.
Nothing. That is exactly what I got out of this service. Not only did these people get my STATE incorrect (they marked me down as MS, instead of MO), but I didn't receive a single lead or contact the entire time. I would stay far, far away from these people and after what I have read from other sites will never use them again.
If I could give it less then a one star I would avoid. This company you will have better luck on Facebook and Craigslist. They called me several times trying to convince me to start advertisement with them claiming they had buyers lined up had a space for my boat. All Bs I should have blocked there # before I let them talk me into spending $259 on advertisements that generated not one single lead in 6 months.
There is a reason all of their reviews are bad. My car has been listed with them for several months now and I haven't had a single hit. The car is in great shape and fairly priced. Don't waste your money.
Total rip-off they rip off seniors what a bunch of $#*!s. A friend of mine put up the thinking he would get somewhere but we're in Canada at the minute somebody calls you from another country and ask for your credit card that is a super red flag only a moron would do that over the phone well he did..
Seller Networks provided a great service. They listed my vehicle on an incredible amount of websites and they kept updating my listing constantly. I would definitely use their services for a future car sell.
Total smooth talkers who tell you what you want to hear about being able to sell your vehicle. To convince me to go with them, they brought the price way down to almost nothing, so I used them and got one terrible lead after a year. Just sold my bike through Craigslist after dropping the price well below what they said my bike was worth. Never use this company!
Very smooth operators - I almost fell for it & I know better. Thank you all for your reviews, while on hold as being transferred from one dept to another looked up reviews & found these. I got the same pitch almost word for word with everything stated here. When they came back online I told them I changed my mind - when questioned why, they became very aggressive stating all businesses have "some" bad reviews & I continued to state that it didn't matter I changed my mind they kept talking trying to convince me until I hung up on them
Overview
Seller Networks has a rating of 1.3 stars from 78 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Reviewers dissatisfied with Seller Networks most frequently mention customer service and credit card. Seller Networks ranks 399th among Used Cars sites.
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