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Trulia (trulia.com) has 29 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.9 out of 5.
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Dennis M.
My daughter and son Inlaw found a house is on Jefferson Street, Belton Missouri and offered full asking price. All they wanted was to move in by the end of July. All financing is in place and they respond back they’re not ready to sell. Sounds like one big scam to me. Just like back in 2008. When the world was scammed out of their homes and all the billionaires bought them up and forced people to the streets.
BrookeT
I have vacant land of 4 acres in Virginia. It's vacant...like a meadow. So why, when I input the address of my land shows a house that's off the market? That is extremely misleading and false.
Natalie S.
A profile was automatically created "based on [my] recent activity". I've never heard of this website. Can't even delete the account without contacting them and handing over more info
Joshua B.
Very unfortunate that they removed the crime map which was a useful resource. They claim it was because of "bias" and "discrimination" against certain demographics, which makes absolutely zero sense. The real reason is that it will allow them to sell more homes by withholding important data from their customers. Apparently they think that is more important than helping them live in a safe neighborhood, especially those with small children etc.
Semaltisgarbage
The negative reviews regarding the realtors on their site are censored. When you write a negative review about a realtor on there, the review is heavily scrutinized to the point of being taken down or just not even posted at all. Their community guidelines have NO policy about reviews that are restrained, truthful and negative. If they happen to hurt the realtor's feelings then so be it, maybe change your behavior so that you don't earn more negative reviews. Once a negative review is submitted, it will likely never be posted. When you contact zillow/trulia (same shady company) about it, you will get a response from Sophie Chen of Manhattan, NY. She will twist herself into knots writing grammatically-poor and vague emails defending the realtor as if Sophie was right there when the realtor called me a **** and refused to honor the original contract we had. Sophie will claim a review that has any negative slant about a realtor they subcontract or want to lure into a subcontract deal, does not deserve to have something so hurtful as a one star review, then will attempt to pick apart the review and question if it is factual. Again, playing pretend investigator and acting as though she was there when the realtor and I had met. It's funny how the positive reviews with racist language in them aren't scrutinized but negative reviews need to be investigated with a fine- toothed comb. I wonder why the negative reviews get the "special" treatment. Realtors pay for pumped up reviews and "premier" status on those two websites and when you already have a thin skin, well, it speaks for itself. Go ahead and try to warn people about a shady realtor with a violent temper. You will find yourself in the exact same situation. Let good ole Sophie Chen know how you feel and how pathetic their customer service is while they pick apart honest reviews to protect their worthless "premier status" realtors.
Mary J.
Trulia lists thousands of properties, but the main problem is that honest reviews of properties left on site are never posted. Leaving the propective tenant / buyer without the knowledge needed to make an informed decision about the neighborhood from hell that they will be moving into.
