SellBroke
reviews and complaints

I gotta say, I've sold a couple of computers to SellBroke and I'm pretty impressed with how fast they paid me. I mean, who doesn't love quick cash, right?

One of the computers I sold was pretty new and had a ton of RAM and hard drive space. I was hoping to get a little more for it, but it had a couple of problems that kept coming back over the last couple of years. I didn't want to sell it to some random person on Craigslist or whatever, so I was happy that a pro was evaluating it. Maybe they can fix it up and sell it to someone who needs it.

The other computer I sold was older than dirt, so I wasn't expecting much for it. But hey, anything is better than just throwing it in the trash, right?

The process for sending the computers back to SellBroke was super easy. All I had to do was drop them off at FedEx and they took care of the rest. The only downside was that FedEx took their sweet time getting the packages there, but that's not SellBroke's fault. Once they got the computers, though, they got back to me within a day to let me know they were all good. Can't complain about that!

Overall, I'd definitely recommend SellBroke if you're looking to sell your old tech. They're quick, easy to work with, and they'll give you a fair price for your stuff. Plus, you'll be doing your part to keep old electronics out of the landfill. Win-win!

So, I gotta say, I was pretty disappointed with my experience with SellBroke.com. I sent in three computers to sell and was quoted a certain price online. But when I got my offer, it was $100 less than what I was expecting. Why? Because apparently all three of my computers had "bad batteries". Now, I gotta tell you, these computers were working just fine and had great battery life. But according to SellBroke.com, the number of charging cycles was too high.

Now, I get it, these were older laptops and they've been used a lot. But come on, SellBroke.com, you gotta factor that into your pricing. I mean, if you're gonna knock off $100 because of the number of charging cycles, you should let people know that up front. Put it on your website or something. Don't just surprise people with it when they get their offer.

Honestly, it kinda feels like SellBroke.com is trying to pull a fast one. Like they're not being totally upfront about their pricing. And that's not cool. If you're gonna run a business, you gotta be transparent with your customers. Otherwise, people are gonna start thinking you're a scam.

So, yeah, I'm not super impressed with SellBroke.com. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. If you're looking to sell your old computers, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

Been a while since I wrote a review but my experience with sellbroke.com was too frustrating to not share it with others. I read through some of the reviews and my story totally matches up with some of the one-star experiences shared on here.

I received an email from SellBroke saying that they couldn't offer me much for my laptop because of a defective motherboard. What's weird is that they've used the same exact wording before, which is super sketchy. I'm pretty sure they just try to lowball people and blame some fake defect to justify it.

It's not just that their scheme strikes me as really shady, but it downright makes me think they're up to something more sinister than just a scam. TBH, I get a really bad vibe from this whole business and it really needs to be investigated by someone.

At this point, it's hard for me to trust any good reviews of SellBroke because I don't understand how anyone could have a positive experience dealing with disreputable people like this. If you get a good result, I'd take it with a grain of salt.

I urge anyone who's been ripped off by SellBroke to share their experience so that we can build a case against them. They really aren't trustworthy and, at worst, could be criminals. It's important to let others know so they don't make the same mistake I did.

Hey there,

So I recently used SellBroke to sell my Apple MacBook Pro. At first, I was a bit hesitant, as I had never used a service like this before, but their website seemed legitimate and easy to use.

However, when I received their quote for my MacBook Pro, I was disappointed to see that they claimed the model I sent was an early 2011 version instead of the mid-2015 version I had explicitly stated. I was a bit confused as the specs I gave them should have clearly indicated this fact.

To make matters worse, they claimed that the laptop didn't even boot up, and that the motherboard and screen were bad, with a host of other issues. I was shocked to hear this since the laptop was in great condition when I sent it to them and had no known issues at the time of sending.

Their quote for my laptop was only $10, which was not the agreed-upon price, and I strongly believe that this was not a fair assessment of the value of my MacBook Pro.

I even sent them a message to clarify the situation, explaining that the lines on the display were due to a thermal expansion and contraction issue, which should not have been an issue since it was already explained to them. But they refused to budge and would only offer the $10 quote.

Frankly, I was quite disappointed with my experience using SellBroke. I feel like they took advantage of me and did not give my MacBook Pro the proper evaluation it deserved. I would not recommend using this service, as I don't feel like it's worth the hassle and disappointment.

Cheers.

I had to sell my laptop recently, and I went to SellBroke to get a good deal. My laptop was in great condition, except for the battery, which was in bad shape. I sent it to them, and they told me that they would pay me a certain amount for it. However, I did not hear from them for two weeks, and I was starting to worry. I contacted them, and they replied quickly, saying that they had reviewed my laptop and discovered a problem with the graphics card. As a result, they had reduced their offer to me to only $40, which was less than a quarter of the original amount.

I was very upset about this, because I maintain that the graphics card was working fine when I shipped the laptop to them. I replied to their email, telling them about my concerns and asking them why they had not told me about the issue before. I did not expect a reply, but to my surprise, they responded the next day, saying that they had looked at my laptop again and discovered that the graphics card was actually working fine. They apologized for the mistake, and they paid me the full amount that they had originally offered.

Overall, I am happy with my experience with SellBroke, but I am also skeptical about their practices. I think that if I had not contacted them, they would have gotten away with paying me only $40 for a laptop that was worth much more. I understand that mistakes happen, but I am not sure that I can trust them completely. However, I think that they did the right thing in the end, and I would consider using them again in the future.

Yo, so I just copped a new comp right before Xmas even tho my old one was still good. And I ain't feel like dealin with all that sellin BS, so I hit up SellBroke to see what they could do. They hit me back with a quote quick as hell. I thought it was a little low, but it was the holidays and I ain't tryna spend weeks tryna sell my old HP all-in-one by myself. And SellBroke was super easy to work with, so I shipped it off to them a week before Xmas. And lemme tell ya, boy did they come through. I got my payment on Jan. 4th, just like they said. Overall, my experience with SellBroke was solid and I wouldn't mind doin business with them again.

At first, dealing with SellBroke was a breeze. Their prepaid shipping option made it effortless for me to send in my all-in-one desktop computer. But after that, everything became a bit murky. I waited for weeks, but there were no emails, no updates, and certainly no money to be seen. I was at a loss and decided to contact their customer support. However, it was even more frustrating as I didn't receive any response from their team!

After a bit of digging, I found out that their order confirmation emails come from a completely different email address. When I finally got on the phone with a representative, there was a lot of confusion. It seems like we had different ideas about what "like new" meant. We settled on a slightly lower price, but even then, it wasn't smooth sailing. The electronic email link for payment came from yet another different business, which I found quite confusing.

To be fair, the payment did process quite quickly after the phone call. But I never received the receipt directly from SellBroke themselves. I had to persistently track down the payment confirmation! It's frustrating that their payment process is so convoluted. Also, they didn't mention anything about this when I made my original order. I hope they improve their communication in this regard.

In conclusion, SellBroke started off on the right foot, but the lack of communication is a big problem. The fact that their emails come from different businesses is confusing, and they could do a better job of communicating with their customers. It may take some effort, but if you're going to sell something to SellBroke, be prepared to call and track down your payment confirmation.

SellBroke is not a good company to do business with, I am upset. They got me all fidgety with their game of telephone. So I sent them my laptop, and then they changed the price. I guess they thought they could pull one over on me. They told me they would pay me 300 clams, my friend, but then they changed their tune. They found some problem with the motherboard, and suddenly they wanted to offer me 7 smackers.

I'm not a dummy, though. I was like, hold up just a second. This laptop was working fine when I sent it. What gives, SellBroke? And then they said that they were sorry, they must have made a mistake. They changed their story and said that it could power on, but it wasn't booting up correctly. That's why they said the motherboard was screwed up.

But get this: when I sent it to them, the hard drive was out already, so there was no operating system on it. That's why the computer couldn't boot. I told them the situation beforehand, but they still acted like it was a bad motherboard without any proof. They said that they could send my laptop back, but I had to pay 10 bucks for the privilege. That doesn't sound right to me.

Listen, I don't think SellBroke is on the up and up. I think that they're trying to pull a fast one on people. They're not doing business in a legal way, if you ask me.

I recently found myself in a bit of a predicament - I had a pretty old laptop that I no longer needed, but I didn't want to go through all the trouble of trying to sell it on Ebay. That's when I came across SellBroke, and I have to say, I was a bit skeptical at first. But after digging around for a bit and reading some reviews, I decided to give it a shot.

I have to admit, putting in the specs of my computer was a bit confusing at first, but after a few minutes of tinkering I finally got everything entered correctly. To my surprise, the quote I received was more than fair - it was actually higher than what I had expected. I was feeling pretty good at this point.

SellBroke sent me a shipping label via email almost right away, but I had to provide my own packaging materials. That wasn't such a big deal for me though, as I had some spare boxes lying around.

About a week later, I received an email from SellBroke saying that the model of my computer was actually slightly different than what I had entered, so they had to adjust my original quote down by $50. I have to say, I was a bit disappointed at this news, but I completely understood - I had been confused by all the model details of my computer when I was entering them, so it wasn't surprising that I had made a mistake.

I confirmed that I was okay with the new offer, and SellBroke sent me my money via PayPal within a couple of hours. I have to say, I was pretty impressed with how quick and easy the whole process was. It definitely beats trying to sell something on Ebay, especially if you're not particularly tech-savvy.

Overall, I would absolutely recommend SellBroke to anyone who's looking to get some money for an older computer that would be difficult to sell elsewhere. It may not be a perfect system, and there are certainly some kinks that still need to be worked out, but for someone like me who just wants to get rid of an old laptop without all the hassle, it's definitely worth checking out.

I gotta say, I was in a bit of a pickle with my old iPhones just sitting around. But then I stumbled upon SellBroke - a site that buys used electronics. I was a little skeptical at first, but after reading some good reviews I decided to give it a whirl.

I had already tried Apple's buyback program, but they offered me a measly amount. Even selling it through other sites didn't seem like it would give me the payout I was hoping for. But SellBroke seemed different - they promised better prices, so I figured it was worth a shot.

The process of selling my first phone was super simple. I just had to select the model and answer a few questions about its condition. I was then given an instant quote (which was actually higher than I expected), and was sent a prepaid shipping label to send it in.

Once they received my phone, they quickly reviewed it and sent me payment. I was pleasantly surprised by how fast the whole process was.

What I love about SellBroke is how straightforward the whole experience was. I wasn't left wondering what was happening or when I would get paid. They kept me informed throughout the process, which made me feel more confident in using their service.

I'm now planning to sell my other phone (the newer one) to them since they offered me a higher price than anywhere else I looked. Overall, I'm very satisfied with SellBroke and would recommend them to anyone looking to sell their old electronics.

I ain't got no regrets bout dealin' with SellBroke. I did my research 'cause I wanted to know what I'd get fo' my computer, 'n I narrowed down my choices to two, SellBroke being one of 'em. 'N after readin' reviews about 'em, I decided to go with SellBroke. I figgered they was legit 'n would treat me fairly, 'n they did. They gave me a quote that was more than reasonable. It was way better than what other companies offered, but I didn't just choose 'em based on the quote. I also wanted to deal with a trustworthy company. SellBroke proved to be just that! Even tho' I was a bit worried 'bout sendin' my computer to 'em 'cause I'd never dealt with 'em before, I done it anyways 'n it turned out great. They got my computer, stuck to the quote they gave me, 'n on the same day they got it, I got an email sayin' that they got it 'n my check was in the mail! They mailed me the check on the same day! I was happy, but I still wasn't sure 'bout everythin' till I got the check in ma hand. Well, it's 5 days later 'n I got the check in my hand! SellBroke did exactly what they said they would 'n they did it super quick. I'm super happy 'n I'd be glad to do business with them again. Plus, I'd happily tell others 'bout how amazing SellBroke is. Kudos to y'all, SellBroke, fo' bein' so dope!

So, I had this brand new all-in-one PC that I'd only turned on once since getting it straight from HP. I thought, why not make some money off it? That's when I came across SellBroke and decided to give it a try. After putting in all the necessary info on their website, they told me to print out a shipping label and box up my PC to take it to a FedEx drop-off location. I did as instructed and handed over my precious computer to the nice lady at the counter, making sure to wrap it up good and tight in bubble wrap.

Over 36 hours later, after sending a couple of emails to SellBroke asking for my payment update, I finally heard back from them. And boy, was it bad news. Apparently, my PC had been damaged during shipping, and they could only offer me $250 for it - just a third of what I expected to receive. They claimed the cables that attached the monitor to the motherboard were broken, and the computer wouldn't even turn on. As if that wasn't bad enough, they also said that it was floating in peanuts when they opened it up. I mean, seriously?

When I said no to their offer, and pointed out that they were the ones who had an account with FedEx, and should therefore be responsible for paying for any damages done during shipping, the person on the other end simply said, "Okay, well go file a claim with FedEx." And just like that, they were done with me, ignoring my calls and emails. It was still the middle of the business day, but apparently, I wasn't worth their time.

Now, here's the thing. I want my PC back, or at the very least, an offer that's more reasonable. They got my computer, paid me peanuts and won't even return my calls. This isn't right, SellBroke. You need to do the right thing, honor your original offer, and make it right. Either way, I want my PC back so I can file a claim with the shipping company myself.

So, I recently sold my old laptop to SellBroke and I gotta say, it was a pretty smooth process overall. However, there was one thing that kinda rubbed me the wrong way. They have this separate section for cosmetic condition, which I get, but if the functionality of the device somehow affects the cosmetic quality, it shouldn't be a separate category. For example, my laptop had a bad battery which I made sure to tell them about, but when they received it, they told me that it affected the cosmetic condition. That just doesn't make sense to me.

Other than that, everything went pretty well. The website was easy to navigate and the quote I got for my laptop was fair. They even sent me a prepaid shipping label, which was super convenient. Once they received my laptop, they inspected it and sent me the payment via PayPal. It was all done within a week, which was faster than I expected.

Overall, I would recommend SellBroke if you're looking to sell your old electronics. Just make sure to be clear about any issues your device may have, even if it seems like it shouldn't affect the cosmetic condition.

Hey there,

So I recently used SellBroke to sell my Apple MacBook Pro. At first, I was a bit hesitant, as I had never used a service like this before, but their website seemed legitimate and easy to use.

However, when I received their quote for my MacBook Pro, I was disappointed to see that they claimed the model I sent was an early 2011 version instead of the mid-2015 version I had explicitly stated. I was a bit confused as the specs I gave them should have clearly indicated this fact.

To make matters worse, they claimed that the laptop didn't even boot up, and that the motherboard and screen were bad, with a host of other issues. I was shocked to hear this since the laptop was in great condition when I sent it to them and had no known issues at the time of sending.

Their quote for my laptop was only $10, which was not the agreed-upon price, and I strongly believe that this was not a fair assessment of the value of my MacBook Pro.

I even sent them a message to clarify the situation, explaining that the lines on the display were due to a thermal expansion and contraction issue, which should not have been an issue since it was already explained to them. But they refused to budge and would only offer the $10 quote.

Frankly, I was quite disappointed with my experience using SellBroke. I feel like they took advantage of me and did not give my MacBook Pro the proper evaluation it deserved. I would not recommend using this service, as I don't feel like it's worth the hassle and disappointment.

Cheers.

I recently came across SellBroke and I gotta say, it's a pretty solid option for selling your old laptops. Like, seriously. Who doesn't have an old laptop lying around that they don't use anymore? With SellBroke, you can get some cash for it instead of it just collecting dust.

The website is easy to navigate and the process to sell your laptop is pretty straightforward. You just need to enter some basic information about your laptop and its condition, and then you'll get a quote. If you like the quote, you can go ahead and sell your laptop to them. They even send you a free shipping label so you don't have to worry about shipping costs.

I've read some reviews that say SellBroke doesn't always give you the highest quote for your laptop, but honestly, that's kind of expected. You're essentially trading convenience for a slightly lower price. And in my opinion, the convenience is worth it.

One thing I do wish SellBroke had was more specific information about what they do with the laptops they buy. Do they refurbish them and sell them? Do they recycle them? It would be nice to know.

But overall, I think SellBroke is a good option for anyone looking to sell their old laptops. It's quick, easy, and you get some cash in return. So instead of just letting your old laptop sit around, give SellBroke a shot. You might be pleasantly surprised.

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SellBroke, yeah let me tell you about that company. I had an experience with them that just wasn't good, not one bit. So get this, I sent in my computer to sell, and when it was being shipped, somehow it just got totally lost in the mail. I had some insurance on it, but SellBroke just straight up ignored my emails about it. I mean, that's just not cool, right? You'd think they'd at least offer to pay for the insurance or something, but nope. So if you're thinking about using SellBroke, my advice is don't even bother, cause you might just end up getting ripped off like me.

I mean, seriously? It's not even worth the time or effort to sell to them. I'd rather throw it in the trash than accept such a ridiculous offer. Save yourself the trouble and look elsewhere if you want to get a fair price for your used electronics.

SellBroke may claim to offer quick and easy cash for your gadgets, but their prices are simply insulting. If you're hoping to make any kind of profit off your old tech, you should definitely avoid this site. I was shocked by the lowball offer they gave me for my high-end PC, which was still in great condition.

Their website may look sleek and professional, but it's all smoke and mirrors. I'd recommend doing your research and finding a more reputable and fair tech-buyback service. Don't fall for their trap and waste your time on SellBroke.

Overall, my experience with SellBroke was disappointing and frustrating. I expected a lot more from a company that supposedly specializes in buying and selling used electronics. Don't make the same mistake I did – steer clear of SellBroke and find a better option for selling your old devices.

I recently had a pretty bad experience with SellBroke. I was trying to get in touch with their customer service rep, but that guy is a real tough nut to crack. He just doesn't seem to want to listen to the customer, and has a really bad attitude to go with it. I gotta say, it left a pretty bad taste in my mouth.

To top it all off, things got even worse when I asked them to send my phone back to me - they just straight-up refused, saying that it had already been recycled. I mean, come on. That's some pretty unacceptable behavior right there.

Anyway, I don't think I'll be doing any business with them in the future. I was pretty disappointed by the whole experience, and I wouldn't want anyone else to go through the same thing.

So, I thought I would try SellBroke to sell my Acer Aspire Switch 2 laptop. I was happy when they offered me a price of $250. I sent it in, still in its original packaging and waited for their response. However, when they got my laptop they emailed me to say that it was defective and wouldn't power on. I was concerned about its condition coming back to me, but they assured me it would come back all in one piece.

Now, I'm not so sure about the status of my laptop. If it really is broken like SellBroke said, I should have just returned it to the manufacturer under warranty. I'm a little disappointed, but I guess that's just how these things go sometimes.

So, I tried out this one website, SellBroke, to try to sell some of my old electronics. I gotta say, it's a bit of a bummer that they only want certain models that are listed on their website. Like, I wanted to sell my Kindle Fire, but they don't include it in their tablet section, so I couldn't even try to sell it. I mean, come on, it's still a tablet, right?

And then there's the issue of trying to sell broken items. It's not easy to find someone who will actually pay you anything for something that's not in perfect condition. I mean, I get it, these companies want to resell the item and make some money, but it's still tough on the customer. SellBroke is no different in that regard, unfortunately. If your item has more than a few minor defects, they probably won't give you anything for it.

All in all, I don't think I'll be using SellBroke again. It just doesn't feel like a fair deal to me.

So I, like many others, sent in my laptop to SellBroke hoping to get some cash before Christmas. I was really excited as I needed the extra money to buy some gifts for my family. But to my utter disappointment, I never received the payment that I was promised. It's been weeks now and I have tried everything - calling, emailing, leaving voice mails - but it seems like no one is interested in helping me.

I am seriously considering giving up on SellBroke as it seems that they don't care about their customers at all. I don't understand how they can treat people like this and still expect to get good reviews. This is unacceptable and I would advise everyone to steer clear of this company.

Once you get a label from SellBroke, it's like you have already sold your soul to the devil. All you can do is sit and wait and hope that they will keep their end of the bargain. Unfortunately, in my case, they haven't. I feel like I have been scammed and I am devastated.

If SellBroke wants to stay in business, they need to start taking their customers seriously. They need to answer their phones, reply to emails and be more responsive in general. If they don't step up their game, it won't be long before everyone figures out that they are a bunch of scammers.

In conclusion, I urge everyone to be cautious when dealing with SellBroke. Don't make the same mistake I did. Don't send them anything unless you are prepared to deal with a lot of disappointment and frustration. It's just not worth it.

My situation was a total disaster, my equipment was damaged and I was desperate to find a replacement. That’s when I stumbled upon SellBroke, the website seemed promising and they promised top dollar for my faulty equipment. So, without hesitation, I contacted Patrick, the owner of SellBroke.

First, I should say that Patrick was very empathetic about my situation, which was a relief. But, after that, the experience took a turn for the worse. Patrick lied to me numerous times and changed his story along the way. I felt like he was trying to cover up his mistakes, rather than taking responsibility for them. He even tried to put the blame on me without confirming that was indeed the reason. It was unprofessional and frustrating to say the least.

To add insult to injury, I found out that SellBroke doesn’t insure their packages, which could put you at risk for greater losses. That means if something goes wrong, the company will walk away unscathed while you're left with damaged equipment and no recourse.

All in all, my experience with SellBroke was terrible, and I wouldn’t wish it on anyone else. I have reported them to the Better Business Bureau to help me in my case, and I strongly suggest anyone else stay away from this company. There are better options out there that won't risk putting you in a situation like mine.