Seller NetworksReviews 78

I was contacted by Seller Networks to advertise my classic car. I did see poor reviews after listing but decided that it was worth a shot. My car didn't sell within the first 30 days but I did receive a fair amount of inquiries. The second month it was listed it was sold. I was happy since it had been listed elsewhere for a few months without much interest. My advise would be to give them a shot. They did list my vehicle on some of the more popular classic car sites.

Seller Networks is a scam! They called and we signed up to sell our horse trailer. They had my card number and charged $309 for their service. Once I had signed up, I called my son. He had an interested buyer that wanted us to accept payments. We couldn't do that. But Seller Networks said they had financing. So he called his friend. She said she had the money and would come Saturday(two days later) to purchase the trailer. So I called This company back to ask for a refund. No way! I had to have a notarized bill of sale sent to them within twenty-four hours. Mind you, this was about 30 minutes after I signed up. They probably already charged my card. Yes, our trailer was posted to a selling market, which proved to be illegitimate. I called back several times. Either no answer or they would have someone call me back. I emailed them with the same plea after I encountered a very rude woman via phone. They finally called me with the same bill of sale story. How could I do that if it had to be notarized and sent within a twenty-four hour time. Hang up on these people! They are crooks.

Dang, I should have known. I too posted on Craigslist to sell my 2019 Lund boat. They called, Dee was who she said she was, and offered me the $309 price. Yes, sounds good, said my boat was worth more than I was asking, blah, blah, blah. When I got what they said is in the boat magazines, and sites, the write up was obviously from someone overseas. The English was broken and made me sound like an idiot. I called my credit union to try and stop payment, as it's still pending, and found out I have to wait until it post before they can get started on the "Fraud" that has taken place. I tried calling the numbers Dee gave me from the Seller Network, including her number, the customer service number, and the financial number, surprise, there is nobody there to talk to, just answering machines or "You have reached us after business hours." I can only say I should have checked them out before hand, not after the fact. STAY CLEAR...

I had a call with Jasmine Reynolds of sellers networks, who told me she was the top of the chain with nobody above her(she's in fact, a CS Manager) after my car hasn't sold after over 7 months. I was originally promised on my first call with Sellers Networks that if they couldn't sell my car, I would be refunded. The lady I spoke with guaranteed a refund, and even gave me the price to list the car for at quick sale. I told her if I wasn't guaranteed a refund, I wouldn't be paying, yet she assured me that the refund was guaranteed if they couldn't sell my car. Jasmine, however, proceeded to tell me that they will run my ad for 1000 years until the vehicle sells and told me I should have checked the website(which I never saw as I was contacted by phone from my kijiji ad). Jasmine's customer service is bottom of the barrel - absolutely no skills in customer service, her team clearly lies and she doesn't care as she supports the scam of this company. I am happy to pay for a service, however I've had absolutely no one interested in my vehicle(a 2015 Jeep renegade - great condition, low km), showing me that they are not doing their job at all. It's been over 7 months and all Jasmine continued to say is "there's no one above me", "no, we're not gonna listen to the call you had with the rep"(when I asked her to hear for herself about the promise of refund), and "there are no refunds". Jasmine - time to get a new talk track and actually treat paying customers appropriately! And to all looking at this company - just don't. Customer service is garbage and they just take your money to "supposedly" run ads that you could run yourself for 1/100 of the price you pay.

The people in these reviews are idiots! I would have never sold my car for the price that they got me if I would've kept refusing the service. I originally read the reviews and declined, but after reading half of the reviews or more, I realized that most of the people yelling SCAM haven't even signed up for the service. It wasn't as fast as I would've expected, but I definitely am satisfied with the outcome. People should make reviews off of their EXPERIENCE and not WHAT THEY HAVE HEARD!

They called, and offered the $309 special as other have mentioned. They are very nice, but they also act like robots, whenever you ask them questions, they repeat the same scripted message. It sounds great, but the reviews below made me stop and think. When I told the caller I would need to think about it and if I could call back, she immediately hung up the phone. If that isn't an obvious sign of a scam, I don't know what is. Put your money towards detailing your car or something else, this is a SCAMMMMMM!

I was solicited by Dee from Sellers Network who promised me that $309.00 would not only sell my Truck quickly, they would raise the price by $2500 and get me even more than I was asking PLUS... they could finance the new Buyer, sell them additional items like warranties & gap plans that generate even more profit for me. She wanted a credit card immediately to get started. Thankfully, I was in traffic and could not speak in detail at that instant. Once I had a chance to check the Reviews, i could not believe my eyes. If it smells like a Skunk, there's a pretty good chance that it is!

I got a call from Seller Network saying how they could sell my car. Cost to me $309 for the advertising on 8 web sites. It would be listed until sold. They had got my phone number from Craigslist where I had listed my car. What they said sounded good so I gave them my credit card number. Then the caller said my bank had declined my credit card for security reasons. I thought this was strange as I had never had that happen to me before. I said I was going to call my bank. The caller said he would call back in 10 minutes. While I was on the phone with the bank I googled the Seller Network and was shocked to read all the complaints. Lots from Better Business as well, not sure why they are allowed to do business. The bank said the location of the request was from Las Vegas, Nevada and had an alert against it so sale was declined for security reasons. I thanked them and said make sure they do not try to put it thru again. Sure enough the caller called me back and I said I was not interested. 5 minutes later another agent from the company called me and tried to persuade me. I told them I had read lots of reviews of their company and they were all bad, in fact many saying they were scam artists, so do not call again. I am so glad that my bank declined the transaction which gave me time to check the company out. Saved me from making a big mistake.

I was called on a few occasions by a pleasant sales rep., Dee, who claimed they would provide a seemingly valuable service of marketing and selling my vehicle, effortlessly and efficiently. Her persistence and hard sell followed which included multiple calls, a price drop of 33%, from 309. To 209 and enticing promises regarding purchaser financing options and delivery capabilities as well as posting my ad on over 20 mainstream online advertising websites. Foolishly, against the advice of my office manager who had researched the poor online reviews, I optimistically submitted to the appeal. Three weeks out, with not one call or purchase inquiry I called Seller Networks, www.sellernetworks.com., and requested some fair compensation for their lack of ability to provide the proposed service and result. Proudly it was told,"there was no possibility of a refund", as explained by the Customer service mgr., Jasmine. I expressed my concern for their failure to fulfill their promise of exposing my vehicle to qualified buyers to no avail. Thankfully exploited customers have the ability to have recourse through social media outlets. DON'T EXPECT MUCH. Thank you

Do not use this website they steal your money. The look you up on other websites like Craigslist. They caught me off guard but I rang them up within 12 Hours asking to cancel and they wouldn't all they want is your money and do nothing for it. I should have researched them before I signed now I'm in a dispute with my credit card company as I refuse to pay this crooked company. How can you not have a 24 hr cancellation policy all they want is to grab your money. Companies like this should not be allowed to exist stealing from innocent people

Do not I repeat do not use these guys. They contacted me telling me they could sell my car for a certain price two and a half years later I've cut the price in half still not one phone call only one which was a scam that they didn't filter. I think what these guys do is set up some Mig shift sale sites and just dumped all there cars trucks, trucks and bikes into them and don't care if they sell them or not. I use the free ad service and got more calls in one week than I got with them in two and a half years. If these guys call you run

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.