Unfortunately, I had a negative experience with Sellers NetworkThey saw my posting on [redacted] with my phone number and contacted me in AugustCindy on the phone told me I had only two hours to decide if I want the or dollar packagesShe offered $more for my listing and it did seem suspicious but I took the offerShe told me I took great pictures and noone had to come to expect the car's conditionAt that point I knew I made the wrong decisionShe never advised me about possible refunds or protection plansI later tried to call but they never picked upI contacted my credit card company and they told me they will try to contact themThey tried but they did not succeed eitherAfter this I emailed them twice and they called me backI talked to the manager (Jasmine?) who told me I can go ahead and file a dispute with my bankI didThey refused to give me my refundYes, I willingly made the payment but later on realized that the company is a scam and does advertisingThey claimed they advertised my car on several sites however I could never see it with the help of a search engineThose sites are not even real websites How would you feel if someone promised you, that they are going to provide a service in returns you pay up front, but then you find out that they do not do what they promised and keep your money? Unfortunately, $is not something I can afford to willingly give upI would like Revdex.com to review this case and I would like Sellers Network to get in contact with me and resolve this issue I believe they can work on their reputation by working on their customer service skills
Seller Network did a good job of helping me get my car sold I was pleased with the overall process and the time that it took to get the car sold Good value for the money
I would not recommend this to anyoneOnce they get your money, they stop following up and answering emailsThis was complete waste, my car did not sell even after keeping the ad up more than a year!!
I was thrilled with seller networks...They were very professional and I feel reasonably priced for all the places they placed my adI sold my Motor home in less than a monthThe folks at Seller Networks were helpful and passed on the lead by phone that I didn't show up in my inbox...Thanks to that phone call I was connected to the couple who bought my RV...I like that they protected me from scammers and people that were "Tire Thumpers" as the woman that I talked to first referred to them...They only send people through to me that were serious buyersI would use this company again if I have a vehicle to sellThanks so much for all the speedy help in selling my motorhome!
This was a great experience for our familyWe had lost our father and needed to sell a classic carWe were worry & hassle FREE Only serious and legitimate offers were sent our way which made our lives so much easierThanks again for your supportThe car could have found a better home!
I was contacted by this company repeatedly offering their services, I finally decided to give it a try with all their amazing gimmicks they tell you they use. I was told by [redacted] the employee who called me multiple times, related all these great things would happen and I would be contacted in approximately 30 days to check on how the process is going. 1OCT 14 is when this conversation occurred, I have tried since then to call multiple times and to e-mail them each time meeting with negative results. I am telling anyone who is trying to sell anything, go find another company, I would ensure the company you pick is well known, unlike this one.
I was told my trailer's information would be ran on multiple sites, it was multiple NO Name sites which the ad is still on them, but you will not find the sites the advertise on unless you get them from their site, as I said they are NO NAME sites.
I was also told my trailer would appear on major name search engine sites, part of what I was paying for. They provided me a picture, screen capture, of this when I first signed up, but if I go and search for my own product, my craigslist advertisements come up before their ad will.
The company will get on here and dispute and try to throw trash on my comment, I have read all the others, that is very simple to do, but it does not change the fact they suck. If you are looking for a company, take the time to read the complaints, they have 41 negative complaints over the past three years, three negative comments and three positive comments, I am just saying there is a problem here with the math.
Unfortunately, I had a negative experience with Sellers Network. They saw my posting on [redacted] with my phone number and contacted me in August. Cindy on the phone told me I had only two hours to decide if I want the 300 or 200 dollar packages. She offered $4000 more for my listing and it did seem suspicious but I took the offer. She told me I took great pictures and noone had to come to expect the car's condition. At that point I knew I made the wrong decision. She never advised me about possible refunds or protection plans. I later tried to call but they never picked up. I contacted my credit card company and they told me they will try to contact them. They tried but they did not succeed either. After this I emailed them twice and they called me back. I talked to the manager (Jasmine?) who told me I can go ahead and file a dispute with my bank. I did. They refused to give me my refund. Yes, I willingly made the payment but later on realized that the company is a scam and does false advertising. They claimed they advertised my car on several sites however I could never see it with the help of a search engine. Those sites are not even real websites.
How would you feel if someone promised you, that they are going to provide a service in returns you pay up front, but then you find out that they do not do what they promised and keep your money?
Unfortunately, $200 is not something I can afford to willingly give up. I would like Revdex.com to review this case and I would like Sellers Network to get in contact with me and resolve this issue.
I believe they can work on their reputation by working on their customer service skills.
I received a call from this company saying that they had great turnaround because they flooded all the markets on the sale of my bike. I was lead to believe that there success rate was very good. Three months later not a single call, and other than me contacting them not a word. Hope they use the 300 I sent them to scam others. I knew better when I agreed, should have acted on my beliefs and hung up. My bad.
I just want to thank everyone who helped me and my girlfirend sell our 1970 Plymouth aar cuda. Everyone was very helpful, when it came to any questions we had, being very patient with my many call to the company, and just being very pleasant with me on the phone. We are so happy that our cuda is sold. If we ever need to sell another car, we will contact them again. A special thanks to Derrick and his supervisor from customer service, who were very helpful in the selling of our car. Thanks again guys, Gary J[redacted].
Seller Network did a good job of helping me get my car sold. I was pleased with the overall process and the time that it took to get the car sold. Good value for the money.
I would not recommend this to anyone. Once they get your money, they stop following up and answering emails. This was complete waste, my car did not sell even after keeping the ad up more than a year!!
Even though I sold my car through my own mean; customer service was helpful and very tentative to my questions. The only issue was an automatic photo request email, but overall I had a pretty good experience.
This company through their RV Seller Networks affiliate is deceitful in advertising. Their phone solicitations are misleading and make promises to which they know you are vulnerable to accept. The $299 upfront cost is a scam!!
Avoid RV Seller Networks and advertise your RV for sale on RVTrader.com or eBay.
This company called me aggressively to sell my trailer and they were looking for trailers exactly like mine to sell. they guaranteed me that they could sell it in 3 weeks or less for more money than I was asking on my original post. They told me they would post it up on the top 20 websites for RV sales yada yada yada. I should have done more research prior to agreeing to let them do this but the fast talking salesman was very good. Once they got payment and I received the first few listings I instantly saw how bad they scammed me. the advertisements on their websites are not even real links. they tell you that you are eligible for a refund after 24 hours but tell you to wait 3-5 days before contacting them to see your adds. this company is very good at what they do...SCAMMING PEOPLE OUT OF MONEY AND NOT DOING WHAT THEY PROMISE! of course they do not record all of the things the salesman tells you but instantly record the acceptance of payment. DO NOT GIVE YOUR MONEY TO THESE PEOPLE!
This company does what it says it will do, which is to post your vehicle on many websites. For the $300 fee they do not add any value to you to the sales process. Issue 1: for a "regular" vehicle that is not a collector car, RV or unique these websites are 2nd rate sites that people don't visit. Issue 2: their Search Engine Optimization is non-optimal. The websites they link don't put your vehicle at the top of a Google search. I searched my car with various key words and it provided no direct links. Top results in Google were NOT for my car but from [redacted] and [redacted] where Seller Networks does not post. (They are competitors.) Issue 3: they are non responsive to follow up after you have paid for service. I emailed my contact at Seller Networks two times following the posting with no reply. After two months I sold my vehicle thru my original [redacted] posting.
Bottom line is you will have better luck posting your vehicle yourself to [redacted] or [redacted]
I had a nice experience selling my RV with Seller Network. They sold it in just 18 days. I got calls from buyers who seems to be genuine. Thanks to them, my number is not displayed publicly in their listings and was shared to the verified buyers onlywho are genuinely interested in buying an RV. I will use Seller Network again if I need to sell any used vehicle.
I'm not at all impressed with this company. They have terrible customer service and do not do what they claim/advertise.
They reached out to me to list my vehicle that was for sale on a local (free) classifieds posting site that reaches all of UT. After several phone calls from them that I declined, I finally gave in to see if it would work. Let me tell you, it is a waste of $250, save your money!
They told me on the phone 80% of all their listings sell within the first 30 days. Well, 6 months later I'm still sitting on my truck with 0 phone calls of parties that may be interested. In the beginning they even recommended I list my truck for more money than I had initially wanted to, I agreed. After a month I called and lowered the price, and I've done that 2 other times since.
In addition to lowering the price. They told me to increase possibility of the sale I should add more photos. I sent them an additional 10 photos three separate times and my ad was never updated.
The other thing is they listed my truck, on I believe, 8 different sites. All of them I have never heard of or been able to find through a search engine without typing in the specific site. How are people supposed to find my product if they can't even search for it? Isn't that what we are paying for?
Last but not least, at the beginning of December I called them letting them know I would be reporting this poor customer service and business to the Revdex.com. They wanted one more chance to make it right. I gave them till the end of December. Still, no phone calls or interest in my truck. I've had much better luck with my own personal ad that I posted for free locally. They did, however, finally add my photos to my ad.
I give them a 0 on customer service and doing what they claim they will do. Save your money and run far, far, away.
Unfortunately, I had a negative experience with Sellers NetworkThey saw my posting on [redacted] with my phone number and contacted me in AugustCindy on the phone told me I had only two hours to decide if I want the or dollar packagesShe offered $more for my listing and it did seem suspicious but I took the offerShe told me I took great pictures and noone had to come to expect the car's conditionAt that point I knew I made the wrong decisionShe never advised me about possible refunds or protection plansI later tried to call but they never picked upI contacted my credit card company and they told me they will try to contact themThey tried but they did not succeed eitherAfter this I emailed them twice and they called me backI talked to the manager (Jasmine?) who told me I can go ahead and file a dispute with my bankI didThey refused to give me my refundYes, I willingly made the payment but later on realized that the company is a scam and does advertisingThey claimed they advertised my car on several sites however I could never see it with the help of a search engineThose sites are not even real websites How would you feel if someone promised you, that they are going to provide a service in returns you pay up front, but then you find out that they do not do what they promised and keep your money? Unfortunately, $is not something I can afford to willingly give upI would like Revdex.com to review this case and I would like Sellers Network to get in contact with me and resolve this issue I believe they can work on their reputation by working on their customer service skills
Seller Network did a good job of helping me get my car sold I was pleased with the overall process and the time that it took to get the car sold Good value for the money
This a total scam and sad to say I fell for it, took my money and have not heard from them since
I would not recommend this to anyoneOnce they get your money, they stop following up and answering emailsThis was complete waste, my car did not sell even after keeping the ad up more than a year!!
I was thrilled with seller networks...They were very professional and I feel reasonably priced for all the places they placed my adI sold my Motor home in less than a monthThe folks at Seller Networks were helpful and passed on the lead by phone that I didn't show up in my inbox...Thanks to that phone call I was connected to the couple who bought my RV...I like that they protected me from scammers and people that were "Tire Thumpers" as the woman that I talked to first referred to them...They only send people through to me that were serious buyersI would use this company again if I have a vehicle to sellThanks so much for all the speedy help in selling my motorhome!
This was a great experience for our familyWe had lost our father and needed to sell a classic carWe were worry & hassle FREE Only serious and legitimate offers were sent our way which made our lives so much easierThanks again for your supportThe car could have found a better home!
I was contacted by this company repeatedly offering their services, I finally decided to give it a try with all their amazing gimmicks they tell you they use. I was told by [redacted] the employee who called me multiple times, related all these great things would happen and I would be contacted in approximately 30 days to check on how the process is going. 1OCT 14 is when this conversation occurred, I have tried since then to call multiple times and to e-mail them each time meeting with negative results. I am telling anyone who is trying to sell anything, go find another company, I would ensure the company you pick is well known, unlike this one.
I was told my trailer's information would be ran on multiple sites, it was multiple NO Name sites which the ad is still on them, but you will not find the sites the advertise on unless you get them from their site, as I said they are NO NAME sites.
I was also told my trailer would appear on major name search engine sites, part of what I was paying for. They provided me a picture, screen capture, of this when I first signed up, but if I go and search for my own product, my craigslist advertisements come up before their ad will.
The company will get on here and dispute and try to throw trash on my comment, I have read all the others, that is very simple to do, but it does not change the fact they suck. If you are looking for a company, take the time to read the complaints, they have 41 negative complaints over the past three years, three negative comments and three positive comments, I am just saying there is a problem here with the math.
Unfortunately, I had a negative experience with Sellers Network. They saw my posting on [redacted] with my phone number and contacted me in August. Cindy on the phone told me I had only two hours to decide if I want the 300 or 200 dollar packages. She offered $4000 more for my listing and it did seem suspicious but I took the offer. She told me I took great pictures and noone had to come to expect the car's condition. At that point I knew I made the wrong decision. She never advised me about possible refunds or protection plans. I later tried to call but they never picked up. I contacted my credit card company and they told me they will try to contact them. They tried but they did not succeed either. After this I emailed them twice and they called me back. I talked to the manager (Jasmine?) who told me I can go ahead and file a dispute with my bank. I did. They refused to give me my refund. Yes, I willingly made the payment but later on realized that the company is a scam and does false advertising. They claimed they advertised my car on several sites however I could never see it with the help of a search engine. Those sites are not even real websites.
How would you feel if someone promised you, that they are going to provide a service in returns you pay up front, but then you find out that they do not do what they promised and keep your money?
Unfortunately, $200 is not something I can afford to willingly give up. I would like Revdex.com to review this case and I would like Sellers Network to get in contact with me and resolve this issue.
I believe they can work on their reputation by working on their customer service skills.
I received a call from this company saying that they had great turnaround because they flooded all the markets on the sale of my bike. I was lead to believe that there success rate was very good. Three months later not a single call, and other than me contacting them not a word. Hope they use the 300 I sent them to scam others. I knew better when I agreed, should have acted on my beliefs and hung up. My bad.
I just want to thank everyone who helped me and my girlfirend sell our 1970 Plymouth aar cuda. Everyone was very helpful, when it came to any questions we had, being very patient with my many call to the company, and just being very pleasant with me on the phone. We are so happy that our cuda is sold. If we ever need to sell another car, we will contact them again. A special thanks to Derrick and his supervisor from customer service, who were very helpful in the selling of our car. Thanks again guys, Gary J[redacted].
Very good experience
Seller Network did a good job of helping me get my car sold. I was pleased with the overall process and the time that it took to get the car sold. Good value for the money.
I would not recommend this to anyone. Once they get your money, they stop following up and answering emails. This was complete waste, my car did not sell even after keeping the ad up more than a year!!
Even though I sold my car through my own mean; customer service was helpful and very tentative to my questions. The only issue was an automatic photo request email, but overall I had a pretty good experience.
This company through their RV Seller Networks affiliate is deceitful in advertising. Their phone solicitations are misleading and make promises to which they know you are vulnerable to accept. The $299 upfront cost is a scam!!
Avoid RV Seller Networks and advertise your RV for sale on RVTrader.com or eBay.
This company called me aggressively to sell my trailer and they were looking for trailers exactly like mine to sell. they guaranteed me that they could sell it in 3 weeks or less for more money than I was asking on my original post. They told me they would post it up on the top 20 websites for RV sales yada yada yada. I should have done more research prior to agreeing to let them do this but the fast talking salesman was very good. Once they got payment and I received the first few listings I instantly saw how bad they scammed me. the advertisements on their websites are not even real links. they tell you that you are eligible for a refund after 24 hours but tell you to wait 3-5 days before contacting them to see your adds. this company is very good at what they do...SCAMMING PEOPLE OUT OF MONEY AND NOT DOING WHAT THEY PROMISE! of course they do not record all of the things the salesman tells you but instantly record the acceptance of payment. DO NOT GIVE YOUR MONEY TO THESE PEOPLE!
This company does what it says it will do, which is to post your vehicle on many websites. For the $300 fee they do not add any value to you to the sales process. Issue 1: for a "regular" vehicle that is not a collector car, RV or unique these websites are 2nd rate sites that people don't visit. Issue 2: their Search Engine Optimization is non-optimal. The websites they link don't put your vehicle at the top of a Google search. I searched my car with various key words and it provided no direct links. Top results in Google were NOT for my car but from [redacted] and [redacted] where Seller Networks does not post. (They are competitors.) Issue 3: they are non responsive to follow up after you have paid for service. I emailed my contact at Seller Networks two times following the posting with no reply. After two months I sold my vehicle thru my original [redacted] posting.
Bottom line is you will have better luck posting your vehicle yourself to [redacted] or [redacted]
I had a nice experience selling my RV with Seller Network. They sold it in just 18 days. I got calls from buyers who seems to be genuine. Thanks to them, my number is not displayed publicly in their listings and was shared to the verified buyers onlywho are genuinely interested in buying an RV. I will use Seller Network again if I need to sell any used vehicle.
I'm not at all impressed with this company. They have terrible customer service and do not do what they claim/advertise.
They reached out to me to list my vehicle that was for sale on a local (free) classifieds posting site that reaches all of UT. After several phone calls from them that I declined, I finally gave in to see if it would work. Let me tell you, it is a waste of $250, save your money!
They told me on the phone 80% of all their listings sell within the first 30 days. Well, 6 months later I'm still sitting on my truck with 0 phone calls of parties that may be interested. In the beginning they even recommended I list my truck for more money than I had initially wanted to, I agreed. After a month I called and lowered the price, and I've done that 2 other times since.
In addition to lowering the price. They told me to increase possibility of the sale I should add more photos. I sent them an additional 10 photos three separate times and my ad was never updated.
The other thing is they listed my truck, on I believe, 8 different sites. All of them I have never heard of or been able to find through a search engine without typing in the specific site. How are people supposed to find my product if they can't even search for it? Isn't that what we are paying for?
Last but not least, at the beginning of December I called them letting them know I would be reporting this poor customer service and business to the Revdex.com. They wanted one more chance to make it right. I gave them till the end of December. Still, no phone calls or interest in my truck. I've had much better luck with my own personal ad that I posted for free locally. They did, however, finally add my photos to my ad.
I give them a 0 on customer service and doing what they claim they will do. Save your money and run far, far, away.
This a total scam and sad to say I fell for it, took my money and have not heard from them since.