Saw.comReviews of saw.com

As a domain buyer, I offered $1,000, but received no response. Later, I received a reply with an inflated price, along with questions about my budget and my plans for the domain, which I found intrusive. When I mentioned I had no budget and no specific idea, they lost interest. I made multiple bids again, all of which were ignored. I then contacted Saw.com with a phone call, and an agent promised to help me get a response. However, I waited in vain until, after submitting a new bid, I received a response. They initially quoted $18,000 for the domain. I mocked this price, and within 5 minutes, they dropped it to $10,000. I found this price change highly unprofessional, in the end we talked about $2,000. I was surprised by how they handled pricing. Following my review, the CEO reached out to me, highlighting their ability to respond quickly when they want to. This experience led me to decide against buying a domain from Saw.com. Nowadays, domain names are less critical, and we have plenty of alternatives. They seem to believe they possess some kind of holy grail, but everything is replaceable. So, Saw.com, you can sell your domains elsewhere; there are plenty of alternatives.

Im not someone who usually reviews, but I was compelled by my experience with saw.com Firstly, let me say that initially they were quick to respond, but where the true frustration came in was their client management and managing my expectations in general. I dealt with Brooke, to whom I gave an offer. She said it was way too low and suggested we start at around $1500. I wasn't comfortable with offering that amount and asked if we could start at $250 instead just to see if the owner was at all willing. Next thing I know, they have canceled and refunded the $20 fee without even sending me an email or notifying me of the reason for cancellation. Instead of walking me through the reason or educating me (which I definitely need to be educated on btw), they just cancelled me. If someone had just taken 5 minutes to explain why my offer wouldn't work so i could make an informed decision I would have upped the offer to 1k+ but instead they just cancelled, which is just disrespectful and rude. When I complained Brooke just said "From wanting to have a low budget, it does not seem feasible or practical for you to work with us." Ive been in client servicing for over 15 years, and let me tell you this is NOT how to deal with people and expect to have repeat business. Very disappointed. **Edit: Reply to reply. Just to reiterate to those reading this review, the response to my review is an attempt to make it seem as though they tried their best to resolve the situation. They did not..I emailed Jeffrey 3 times over the last 6 months (including the email he cited in his response..so I now know he read it) but neither he nor any representative of saw.com ever replied to me or "tried their best". Once again unprofessional.

Yes, LM is absolutely right when saying: Avoid! Saw seem to suggest they were not spamming me and I signed up to their website- lies! How do I have multiple emails from a Kris Hou and multiple different emails from different names @saw.com if they haven’t been spamming me. As I wrote, spammers, avoid! Keep lying and I’ll copy and paste your spam emails on this site.

This is basically a scam site. I have paid them twice and got very vague non helpful emails from them and never ever got any resolution. Tell you to give them another 14days or 30 days and don't do anything. Not even contact.

the broker not answer to an offer ...for weeks! Actually not answer at all.