MaxSold's rules are designed to benefit the company at the expense of its customers. If one is unable to pick up during a pickup window, the merchandise is forfeited and goes to... who knows where - apparently to MaxSold employees. A week ago MaxSold employees expropriated $245 worth of paintings and a dorm fridge that I paid for. To facilitate the theft, the employees often "forget" to put up MaxSold signs making it more difficult for customers to locate a pickup site.
False advertisement is not uncommon. It happened to me twice. The first time I bid $500 on a painting and ended up with a $1 print. The only people who knew that this was a print were MaxSold insiders who did not bid. Apparently, MaxSold allows its employees to bid against their customers. More recently, I paid $60 for sterling on a porcelain coffee set. It turned out that the set was painted with sterling paint. After I emailed a complaint to MaxSold's customer service, I was told that since I removed the merchandise from the premises, I was not eligible for a refund, as though I would be able to replace genuine sterling with identically looking sterling paint.
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