Flippa.comReviews 139

Yesterday I was scammed on Flippa. I was the one who bought a web site. I paid for it but then the seller decided not to pay the fee to Flippa. He just vanished and did not care about it at all. Ultimately I was the one who needed to pay Flippa. So additionally on the price I payed for the web site (a very bad one - just another scammer selling on Flippa) I also had to pay his fee. And this is happening all the time. Persons who just wants to quickly sell a web site, sells it under protection of Flippa and then disappears leaving you to pay HIS fee.
Not only you get a web site boosted by click banks but you will also end up paying additional fees for a scammers web site. STAY AWAY and get yourself a good valid business.

Flippa says they didn't bribe me, I lost $20 on a site on their platform they gave me $50 to resolve the matter and to get the negative feedback off their site and then said I said something about someone catching COVID-19.

Buyers are invited to bid for an offer by means of several emails. You bid for an offer you are interested in until the end, i. E. until you are the sole highest bidder. In the end, you don't get the online store, website, etc. that you bid for. The seller can decide at this point whether or not to sell the store at all.

I had trouble understanding the process for listing a domain or website for sale. After several helpful emails from Flippa staff I did it and received offers. I accepted an offer. After some message exchanges between the buyer, Escrow.com and myself the transaction was cancelled, reinstated then cancelled again. During these exchanges, I emailed Flippa for an explanation on transferring domain registration and got a quick, helpful reply.

Flippa's service was good and Flippa's people helpful. It is my understanding that the sale fell through because Escrow.com was unhappy with the buyer. Not any fault of Flippa.

A great service from Flippa, although some of the content could be better quality.

I purchased a site on a Friday evening from a known company that builds affiliate sites. After not hearing from them through the weekend I emailed them directly and called their office in Texas. It wasn't until I reached someone at their office and they explained that the site was sold off of their website days earlier.
Now I get that these things happen but the lack of communication from this company and the lack of urgency on his part is a problem.
Also, what ever the procedure that Flippa has for sites to be brought down from a listing needs to be changed. If a company sells a site on their website they need to be able to have their site removed from public view on Flippa until it can be removed from the site completely.

Purchased a site. Received email 2 days later stating it had already been purchased a day prior, but had not been removed in time.
Definitely disappointing.
But, I did purchase a custom site from the same seller for the same price, so that resolved this issue.
It's not ideal, but it worked out. If I were not flexible and the seller had no other options, it might have resulted in a poor review.
In this case, the seller was very accommodating and gave several options, with a little extra, for the inconvenience.
It turned out better than what I originally wanted. So, I'm satisfied with the outcome.