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I thought Zillow is a legit website/business and they use honesty in their business practices, but I was very wrong. Zillow is like a badly run SCAM business. I had my property listed for sale and was not able to sell it for 2 months. Then, I decided to take it off listing for sale on Zillow's webiste to try to rent it via their website. I made several attempts to contact Zillow via emails and phone calls to have them remove it from the listing and no one contacted me back. In the meantime, I was losing money by paying the HOA fee and insurance, for this property each month. After more than 30 days, I started contacting Zillow again, and then they finally get back to me only via their internal mesaging system. No one from Zillow called me back ever! They did take my property off the sale, but I had to jump through the hoops to get it posted for renting it. They also had my listing posted on their website where people can see my rental with pictures. However, after just 24-hours, Zillow grouped all the properties in this community and to get to my property you had to click on the community's name and my property was listed as the last one. This significantly decreased the number of views of my property and I know that's not how my property was listed in the first 24 hours when people were able to see my property on the initial page. They probably did not make any money off of me, so they changed my listing. Zillow is a terrible business and I hope they start losing money like I lost money because of them. I also believe people who run Zillow publicly misinterpret the current real estate market conditions just to make it look better than what it is since their profits depend on it. Zillow is a SCAM a provides false information on their website and make it difficult for people. Zillow, please do not reply to this message with a cliche" we care about our customers", blah blah, blah becaue I know you do not care.

Zillow has posted inaccurate information about my home, which is for sale and this seriously affects saleability. I have, and my realtor has contacted Zillow but Zillow has been unresponsive. I caution people against using Zillow for anything, including shopping for a home.

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Keller Williams Realty, Huntsville Alabama. Be careful of illegal activities from ROBERT SIMONS and KELSEY ZWACK PIZZATO. Using the VA loan, I made an offer on 611 O'Fallon Rd NW, Huntsville, AL 35811. The listing states: "NEW Floors, NEW Roof, NEW AMAZING SPA Bathrooms, NEW Paint, NEW Kitchen, NEW Windows! Crisp clean lines and modern design accentuate the bright a large rooms. The two stunning bathroom remodels are complete with new vanities and incredible tile." $1,000 earnest money. Paid $400 for the home inspection. Many issues. Full home inspection report. Especially the foundation and roof. The inspector said the roof is at least 20 years old. Tons of other issues with the house. The VA won't even approve the house because of the roof. The property should have been listed "as is". This is a total scam. Ripping people off. It is false advertising. The listing agent KELSEY ZWACK PIZZATO and ROBERT SIMONS and seller were aware of the roof issues. If this was the case, I would have never made an offer on the house. It's been games back and forth. The seller did not offer to replace the roof. I asked for evidence and proof with receipts of the"NEW roof". The seller did not. They purely lied. That's when they backed out and signed the mutual agreement. That's how you know it was a scam. They were aware of the roof issues. I also have information that KELSEY ZWACK PIZZATO has scammed and ripped off a client before. She was representing a buyer, house was inspected, roof issues, KELSEY ZWACK PIZZATO told the home inspection company NOT to put roof issues in the home inspection report. This is ongoing behavior of being a scam artist. I have contacted the Alabama real estate commission and the better business bureau. Emailed Keller Williams corporate. Now ROBERT SIMONS of the Keller Williams Huntsville office is threatening to sue me because I posted negative reviews online. He is disrespectful to veterans and said "You must have a bad case of PTSD. "

This website is soooo bad it freezes all of the time. Hire new engineers or something it's just simply trash and unusable.

Cannot get a human. Computer is looping and changed property to WRONG ADDRESS. GET REAL! I want a human, not a faulty computer decision. I give them ZERO!

Disappointed with Zillow's Unlimited Applications Fee: A Review As someone in search of a rental home or apartment, I turned to Zillow with high hopes, expecting a seamless experience and value for my money. However, after several weeks of utilizing their services and paying for the supposedly advantageous "Unlimited Applications" feature, I am left thoroughly dissatisfied and questioning the true worth of Zillow's offerings. One of the fundamental issues I encountered with Zillow's Unlimited Applications fee is its failure to deliver genuine value. Despite diligently submitting applications through the platform, my efforts yielded minimal results. In fact, the only property that expressed interest in my application did so merely as a procedural formality, requiring an in-person interview that seemed to render the entire process moot. This experience left me feeling misled and frustrated, as the promises of convenience and efficiency associated with Zillow's paid service fell far short of reality. Furthermore, the lack of transparency regarding the application process is concerning. While Zillow advertises the Unlimited Applications feature as a time-saving solution for renters, the outcome suggests otherwise. Instead of streamlining the process and increasing my chances of securing a desirable rental, I found myself caught in a cycle of uncertainty and disappointment. In light of these shortcomings, I cannot in good conscience recommend Zillow's Unlimited Applications fee to fellow renters. The exorbitant cost of this service does not align with the meager benefits it provides, leaving customers feeling misled and undervalued. If you are considering using Zillow to find a rental home, I urge you to think twice before investing in their paid services. In my experience, the return on investment simply does not justify the expense, and there are likely more effective avenues for securing housing without incurring unnecessary fees and frustrations. In conclusion, my experience with Zillow's Unlimited Applications feature has been overwhelmingly negative, highlighting significant flaws in their rental platform. Until substantial improvements are made to address these issues and restore trust among customers, I cannot endorse Zillow as a reliable or worthwhile resource for renters in search of their next home.

I don’t understand the lack of communication people want to rent and sell their homes and you cannot get a hold of anyone. I send a request for someone to call me they don’t call I called and leave a voicemail. They don’t call back every time I find a home I can’t get a hold of the owner or have anybody from Zillow. Call me back this is absolutely a ridiculous waste of time!!