WorthpointReviews of worthpoint.com

I have read many of the review about WorthPoint. I don't understand how you can blame the company because you didn't read the fine print. When you to to Macy's they have a return policy that you have to adhere too. Even the electric company has a policy of late fees when you don't pay on time. Why should WorthPoint be any different. I guess I am different because I don't feel like I am above the policies and procedures. I have spoken with many employees there. Every time I have called Anita has answered the phone. She was professional and patient enough to assist me in setting up my account. I love WorthPoint. I do not have to spend hours searching the web when they have what I'm looking for in one place. You people have a lot of nerve. Keep up the good work WorthPoint

I thought I was testing out the service as a trial period. I don't have time to read tiny fine print details in every single thing that I do online. I called because I cannot afford $20 a month to research items online, it was my impression that I would not be charged as long as I was testing it out. I didn't realize I was " signing up" for this monthly! $20 is a lot ! I explained my predicament to Anita, the wonderfully condescending customer service rep. , and she was no help at all. I want my $ refused and I will never use this service and let my fellow antique dealers, which are many, to avoid this website. I am in the antique business, and have been for years so I am very disappointed in the integrity & quality of contact they have representing them.

I have used Worthpoint many times to find prices of items sold that I can never find on Ebay. I really like the fact that they go back a number of years on their sold findings which is a great asset. I'm quite surprised on the negative responses. Maybe they aren't using it correctly. I would be lost without it!!

Since they have updated the mobile app it has become much more stable and useful for on site lookups. Before that, it was only usable on a desktop. The site has helped me find and price some very unique items. I am hoping to see more improvements before my subscription expires.

I love worthpoint!!! It is so easy to use and provides me with price history to help me price my eBay and etsy items to make the biggest profit.

As someone who has sold on eBay for almost 15 years, I have now used Worthpoint for about a year. Will list pro's and con's Pro's - 1) images. Most items can be found by looking. I have a lot of items that I cant find comps for and the visual side really helps. 2) Data - there is more data - I dont remember the number of years they have but it is many more than eBay. Again for unique things, this is invaluable. 3) Ability to sort - this is kind of pro and con as you can sort but not with as many options as ebay closed items Con's (note this is based on selling on eBay - NOT other platforms) - 1) the categories to me are not "natural" ie not what I think of when I want to search. This is especially critical in the CSA ie clothing and accessory category. It is called "textiles, clothing and accessories". So includes things like rugs, fabric, and quilts. The CSA need to be split out. 2) geared more toward "collectibles" than other. As with #2, this is geared more toward in my opinion antique and vintage hard goods collectors vs clothing and purse sellers. This may or may not be good based on your business 3) Sort is by only best match, price (high low) and sale date. Because some categories pull in data that is not applicable, these sorts can pull in too much data. Need some additional data fields to sort by 4) Visual vs data driven - I used to use Terapeak and I know that my observation was that they were much more data driven - ie you could pull what times were best for relisting. At the moment I cant afford both so for ME I like the visual for my current needs. But if you have a huge volume you really need more hard data and stats like percents sold, etc. Bottom line is its a good tool if you know the pros and cons and it works for what you sell

I did have a difficult time signing up initially, but that problem was rectified personally by Will Seiple, whom I was fortunate to meet at an event in NY last October. Since then, no issues at all. My problem is that I probably don't use it enough, but that is on me. If there is any critique I could give, it is that sometimes, the first few items are an exact match for your search, but then a bunch of seemingly unrelated items are also included in the results. In summary, I think it's an excellent resource because it goes back eight years. vut you have to use it enough to make it worth the subscription price.

I am new to the everyday eBay world of selling, when I need that extra help I can rely on Worthpoint to help me out. The site has not failed me yet so a five star rating is truly deserved. Thanks Worthpoint you also save me time in research.