iBuyer.comReviews of ibuyer.com

I filled out all the forms for a cash offer on Sunday. I immediately received an automated text saying I would hear from someone at a particular number which was incorrect, instead I was contacted by someone named Mark who left me a message and said well don't call me back today I'm getting ready to watch the game, give me a call tomorrow. So I called him the next day and it went to voicemail and he sent me a text saying I don't think you were supposed to call me, you need to talk to Seamus... And he's telling me this after he had already left me a voicemail and had sent me a text saying to contact him the next day!!! So right from the beginning no one knows what the other person is doing! So then I received a call from Seamus and he told me he would get back with me on Tuesday or Wednesday at the latest... It's now Thursday night and I have not heard back from anyone so don't waste your time in even trying to get a cash quote from this company because obviously they don't give a sh!t!!!!!

Tracey from ibuyer contacted me today saying someone was interested in my home asking for details on the age of the roof and a/c everything is relatively new the home is only 2 yrs old. She asked how much I wanted to Net? I said the house is listed at 343,900 but the loan has a favorable low assumable mortgage. She said we only do cash buys. I Googled the number and it came back SPAM/Scam

The raving reviews here have to be fake!!! They quoted me a medium offer over 100k less than the offers I have already received!!! Can you smell RIPOFF!!!

I’m not going to say the positive reviews are fake but… that was not my experience with this website. I input my address and they gave me a rough range of estimated offers. But then when they called, she said they “had no cash buyers in the market at this time.” Major red flag in the area I live. Then they tried to get me to go with a traditional sale with Rex Homes. I told her I wasn’t interested and she said she could connect me with their “partner,” Home Light. That consultant found some “top investors” who gave me a rough estimate that was literally $117,000-$129,000 less than the original estimate, and over $80,000 less than OpenDoor and Zillow. Don’t bother with ibuyer.com. This seems like just a scam to get people who want to simplify the buying process with an ibuyer go with their realtors. If I wanted to do that, I would use my own. This was a complete waste of time.

I purchased this computer, as a gift for my son, prior to deploying/moving to Turkey. Unfortunately, the device had video issues where the video would stop responding and black screen. As we were abroad, I tried to get the video issue repaired here. Long story short, I eventually, one-by-one, replaced nearly every component in the computer (motherboard, video card, chip, and power supply). It, frustratingly, still never worked and I eventually sold it for parts. All the replacement parts were ordered from Newegg and installed by a certified local computer shop.

From the start of the process selling our house through iBuyer.com and OfferPad we mentioned to projected value of house was 330k. They said this was not likely to sell at that price. Due to other circumstances, we procced to move forward with iBuyer.com and OfferPad to buy our house, the inspection went well for being a 16 year house. However, when iBuyer.com and OfferPad reviewed the inspection results then proceeded to dupe us in significantly nickel and diming us to much lower selling price to where they ending up making around $60k off us. Again, we had to sell quickly due to other circumstances. OfferPad ending up selling the house for 333K and we felt like we got royally screwed in the sale of our house. In closing, I will never recommend any selling their house through iBuyer.com and OfferPad, their model is to make a quick sell and make significant profit, more then traditional real estate 6% sales commissions.