WorthpointReviews of worthpoint.com

This website is amazing as well as the customer service. The 7 day trial OR 7 FREE LOOKUPS is not misleading at all as long as you take the time to actually read what your are agreeing to. I recommend this service to anybody who has any questions about antiques or collectibles.

I signed up for their 7-day trial - turns out it's NOT a 7-day trial, it's 7 LOOK-UPS. I did that in less than 5 minutes. The warning that they are going to charge does not say "you have used up your 7 look-ups, you are now going to be charged $19.99". It says "click to activate your paid membership". I, like probably most people, figured that meant activating your free trial membership, since you are lead to believe you have 7 days of pre-paid membership. Then they flat out refuse to refund your money, saying "you clicked on it". Wow, they must make a bundle of money scamming customers that way. A good service sells itself, you shouldn't have to trick people into paying for it.

Misleading, the 7 day trial is not 7 days of use and if you look at a couple of things they then ask you to 'activate' without clear warning there is a charge. After realising this and asking for refund on day 1 of so called 7 day trial and cancellation of account they refused. Really bad company to deal with.

I am trying to sell my sisters side-board dresser. I selected the 7-day trial. I looked up my item, then went back into my profile and cancelled my subscription. Worthpoint charged my credit card anyway. I called them to have the charge reversed. The lady went on and on that it’s not only a 7-day trial but if you look up 7 items, it counts the same as the 7-day trial and I am charged the $19.99. I explained multiple times that I only looked up one (1) item….then she says “oooohhhhh, I see that you clicked the box stating you wanted your credit card charged immediately” WHAT!! Bottom line is that she flat our refused to refund my money. After filing a dispute, my bank refunded my money but because the amount was under $50.00, they did not pursue Worthpoint for the funds back. This is pure BS and I will never use their services again!

Are you a collector, an Estate Sale fiend, flea market shopper? What to know the value of that item before you buy it? Download their app, an you can easily access this powerful search engine that offers you a 1 stop shop of "sold" products from Ebay and Auction Houses. Know if that item you want is over priced before you buy! Know the value of your item, find it easily and quick via their site. I have used this resource for years, it saves time, and reduces your frustrations. Know your product, know what it sold for! Have a Whoseyoucallit, and your don't know what it is? Find it on Worthpoint! Read their newsletters, get to know your collections... Worthpoint can minimize your frustrations and save you time. Just sign in for a membership of your choice and price level.

The best reason to subscribe to Worthpoint is that it helps you analyze items to determine which can make you money and which items to pass up. The main thing is that the value in using this service is the ability for you to increase profits and price valuable items at the optimum price to sell. I use the app frequently when out buying and it often helps me pass on items I might normally waste money purchasing. Use Worthpoint and start increasing your knowledge and increasing your bottom line.

Wow just use this to find an item I was unsure about and turned $4 into $80 with the info I got on this site. Thanks

Did not even know of this site until Anita told me about it. Distressing to read all these negative reviews. However, to re-iterate, Anita went to bat for me after I could not sign up 3 times last night and 2 times this morning. Anita said the company sometimes has problems with Explorer and she recommended Google Chrome which I also have. So , when I start doing my pricing research of 4,000+ books , magazines, military vendor catalogs and militaria, I will use Google Chrome!. Again , Anita is knowledgeable, on the ball and willing to help. So , if you need "handholding", speak to Anita!