WorthpointReviews of worthpoint.com

I have quite a bit of inherited antiques, silver, china, oriental rugs and antiquities acquired through world travels. 99% of the items listed on WorthPoint come from Ebay! I have done my own research and fared far better than WorthPoint. I also agree with the other reviews about the 7 Day or 7 times Free Trial. It is a scam!

I tried there free lookup, 7 lookups or 7 days, I looked up 2 items and then a page popped up saying activate your account. So I did but I didn't know that this lets them charge you $19.95 for a month of lookups. So I found out later! I looked up 2 items and canceled my subscription. When I asked for a refund I was sent a form letter stating that I looked up to many items and activated my 1 month account. O and my account was shut down so a got 2 lookups and 2 hours for $19.95. This is fraud. I paid through PayPay and have opened a dispute.

avoid absolutely this site,dont never give the credit card ,i have losen 200 150 euros ,i have changed my credit card

Firstly, you probably shouldn't give Worthpoint your credit card details for the reasons others have stated on their reviews unless you are very brave! Secondly, just don't waste your time and effort. You can search without registering (and you get the same results as a paying customer or on trial - just without the prices showing). What you will notice is there are typically results from early-mid 2014 or earlier and then next to nothing (or nothing) more recent, even when you know there have been recent sales. Compare to a sold listings search in eBay and Worthpoint simply won't have all the data for completed sales. It is a great idea for a service, but the patchy quality of the data and the dubious business practices of the company in terms of credit card charging make it fairly worthless.

I also signed up for just the "free" trial. My card was charged right away. I cancelled within an hour of signing up and they refuse to refund me saying I clicked on some button and that activated the monthly membership. I better not get charged again. I will be filing a complaint with the BBB as well. What a rip off this company is!

Absolute nightmare of a sight. DO NOT give them your credit card number.

I accepted the trial conditions on a friends recommendation. Unfortunately, her experience was from years ago. From the first entry, the website response was faulty. I was interested in only one painter and her work. Initially the site claimed to have prices for 84 paintings. It was incredibly frustrating to keep entering the search only to have excuses come up as to why there the promised results were unavailable. The call to terminate service was difficult (long wait time, inability of the service rep to handle the call etc.) and ultimately required another call. When there was no refund issued, another call resulted in being told, with absolutely no apology, "you used your seven inquiries". My explanation of prices not being available meant nothing to the representative and I was told there was nothing to be done. Other than "Tyler" who showed some personality as well as interest in helping me, the phone representatives do a poor job of disguising their contempt. Please stay away from this site unless you enjoy being duped. I'll be writing to Consumer Affairs and BBB, the only recourse to this unethical company.

Worthpoint is nothing more than a confidence game. In my case, Wothpoint bilked me out of $300.00 At the time I signed up for the free trial, they claimed to have some technical difficulty with the free trial. Because I couldn't get a free trial, I requested Worthpoint cancel my account. Turns out, Worthpoint continued to charge my credit card.... Unfortunately, I didn't realize until over a year later. So I called and emailed, but no response from their support or phone line, I submitted a complaint to the BBB. That went nowhere. I eventually filed a fraud complaint with the FTC. Boggles the mind that an internet service company doesn't seem to care about the trust users have in it. Hopefully people will see the steadily declining reputation of this company over the past couple of years and realize it is nothing more than a fraudulent scheme.