ItsWorthMore
Reviews and Complaints

So, I was looking for a new phone and decided to give ItsWorthMore a try. I ordered a Google Pixel XL from them and was excited to receive it. However, when I started setting it up, I received a notification from Verizon that the phone had been previously owned by someone who still owed them money. This meant that the phone was on a fraud list and I couldn't use it. I was disappointed and frustrated, but I decided to return the phone and order another one.

Unfortunately, I had the same experience with the second phone. It was also on the fraud list and I couldn't use it. I was really disappointed and frustrated at this point. I felt like ItsWorthMore should have done a better job of checking the background of their products before selling them.

Overall, I was not happy with my experience with ItsWorthMore. While their prices may be good, the fact that they sold me two phones that were on the fraud list was unacceptable. I would not recommend them to anyone looking for a new phone.

So, I had a bit of a problem with ItsWorthMore. We couldn't come to an agreement on the price they offered me for my phone and accessories. But, they did agree to send them back to me. I was pretty happy about that.

But, when I got my stuff back, I was pretty disappointed. The earphones and charger I sent them were brand new and never used. But, the earphones they sent back were covered in ear wax and all scratched up. And, to make matters worse, they sent me the wrong charger. It was a really old and used one that didn't even fit my phone.

I tried to contact them about it, but I haven't heard back from them yet. I've sent them two emails, but no response. I'm pretty frustrated about it.

I did a little research and found out that it costs about $1 every time someone clicks on their Google ad. So, I've decided to click on their ad every day until they respond to me. Maybe that will get their attention.

Overall, I'm not too happy with my experience with ItsWorthMore. I hope they can make it right and respond to my emails soon.

So, I sent my Mac book to ItsWorthMore (itsworthmore.com) for an evaluation. I was pretty confident that there was no screen damage at all. However, when I received the evaluation report, I was shocked to learn that there was major damage. I was so disappointed that I decided to have it sent back to me.

When I received my Mac book, I was surprised to see that there was now screen damage. I was so angry that I immediately contacted ItsWorthMore. They apologized and said that it was a mistake on their part. They promised to send me a new charger, but when I received it, it was the wrong one. They said that it was a human error and that they had mixed up the chargers.

I was so frustrated with the whole experience that I decided to write this review. I don't think that anyone should send their product to ItsWorthMore. I'm pretty sure that they just sent me back a Mac book that wasn't mine so that they could increase their profits. I don't trust them at all and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.

I recently sent my MacBook to ItsWorthMore with all the accessories and the original box. I was hoping to get a good deal for it, but unfortunately, they offered me a very low price that was WAYYYYY below my expectations. I was disappointed and decided to decline their offer and have my MacBook returned to me.

However, when I received my MacBook back, I noticed that my charger was ripped and the shorter charger adapter was missing. I searched everywhere, but it was nowhere to be found. I was also shocked to find out that my original box was gone as well. I was really upset because I had taken good care of my MacBook and its accessories.

Now, I am in a difficult situation because I need to use my computer, but I don't have a charger. I have to buy a new one, which costs more than what ItsWorthMore offered me for the entire computer. I have been trying to contact them for hours, but I haven't received any response yet.

Overall, my experience with ItsWorthMore was not good. They offered me a very low price for my MacBook, and when I declined their offer, they returned my MacBook with missing accessories and a ripped charger. I hope they will respond to my messages soon and help me resolve this issue.

So, I was looking to sell my old phone and came across ItsWorthMore. They offered me $70 for it, which was $15 more than other places I had checked out. I was pretty happy with the offer, so I sent it in. However, I was surprised when I received an email saying that the offer had been adjusted to $25. I was pretty disappointed, especially since my phone was in perfect condition with all original parts and no damage whatsoever.

I contacted ItsWorthMore to ask why the offer had been adjusted and was told that the parts were not original and that the buttons were hard to push. I was really confused because I knew for a fact that my phone had never been repaired or abused and that all the buttons and software worked perfectly. I felt like I was being scammed.

Overall, I would not recommend ItsWorthMore. It seems like they are not very honest about their offers and will try to lower the price as much as possible. It's a shame because I was really hoping to get a good deal for my phone, but instead, I ended up feeling like I had been taken advantage of.

This company, ItsWorthMore, gave me a pretty good description of two iPhone 5C models that I wanted to sell. They even included all the cables and headset in good condition. I was happy with the estimate they gave me, so I accepted it and shipped the goods.

However, after waiting for three weeks, I received a check in the mail for less than 50% of the agreed price. I was pretty upset about this, so I called their customer support to complain. They claimed that they had informed me about the adjustment, but I don't remember receiving any such information.

Anyway, I decided to demand my phones back. If you ever find yourself in a similar situation, I suggest you do the same. And if you do receive only the phones and not the cables and earphones, just call them again and... well, you know the drill.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend ItsWorthMore to anyone. They may give you a good estimate, but they don't seem to be very honest when it comes to paying you what you're owed. So, if you're looking to sell your old electronics, I suggest you look elsewhere.

I sent my phone to ItsWorthMore with only a few scratches on it. I thought it was in good condition, which according to their website, means it has moderate signs of wear with a few scratches. However, when they received my phone, they claimed it had too many scratches and was dented. I know for a fact that it was not dented, and the scratches were minimal.

I asked for a reevaluation of their offer, but they came back with photos of a phone that was not mine. I was confused and frustrated because I had taken pictures of my phone before sending it in. It took four requests before anyone got back to me, which was a hassle.

Overall, I would caution anyone who is thinking about using ItsWorthMore. They may not accurately evaluate your phone and may not be responsive to your requests. It's important to do your research and find a trustworthy company to sell your phone to.

My experience with ItsWorthMore was not good at all. I sent them a brand new HTC 10 that was still wrapped in the factory packaging. They quoted me $400, which was way less than what I could have sold it for new. They asked me to remove the SD card and send in the phone. After they received it, they told me that they couldn't accept it as new because I didn't send in a charger, even though they never requested one when they made the offer.

To make matters worse, they only offered me $325 after wasting my time and charging me fees for a phone that cost $550 new. I regret not selling it on Craigslist instead. I can't even put into words how I feel about these people and their shady practices.

I would not recommend ItsWorthMore to anyone. They are not trustworthy and will try to lowball you even if you send in a brand new, unopened phone. Save yourself the trouble and sell your phone elsewhere.

So, I sent in three iPhones to ItsWorthMore, an online phone buying company. I had an iPhone 5, an iPhone 6, and an iPhone 7 Plus. I was hoping to get a good deal for them, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. The original value for all three phones was reduced to $205. I was pretty disappointed, especially since they claimed that there were nonexistent flaws on the phones. I asked for my phones to be returned, but I ended up using a local vendor instead. I was able to get $300 for all three phones, which was a much better deal.

I have to say, you really can't rely on ItsWorthMore's assessment of your phone's condition. They seem to undervalue the phones and make up flaws that aren't even there. However, I will give them credit for returning the phones quickly. They did remove the SIM card from each phone, which was a bit of a hassle for me. I was told by D&R Electronix in Riverside, CA, who bought the phones, that the SIM cards are free from the carrier, which saved me the trouble of filing a police report. But still, it just goes to show that ItsWorthMore isn't the most reliable company out there.

Overall, I would say to avoid ItsWorthMore if you're looking to sell your phone. There are better options out there that will give you a fair price for your device. Don't waste your time with this company.

I gotta say, my experience with ItsWorthMore was pretty terrible. I sent in my trusty Apple iPhone 7+ with 32 GB of RAM, along with the box and headphones. I was hoping to get a decent offer for it, but boy was I wrong.

After a few days, I got a notice from them saying that there were "too many scratches" on my phone to keep the $200 offer they had initially given me. I mean, come on, it's a used phone, of course there are going to be some scratches. But apparently, according to them, there were two quarter inch scratches on the front of the phone that were just too much for them to handle. And those two little scratches cost me a whopping $75 off the offer.

Honestly, I feel like this company is just trying to bait and switch people. They lure you in with a decent offer, but then find any excuse they can to lower it. And they're hoping that you won't ask for your product back, so they can just keep whittling you down until they get a higher profit on the products.

My advice? Don't bother with ItsWorthMore. Work with local people instead, like through Nextdoor or other local Facebook groups. Don't risk sending your items to these crooks.

Sent in four phones due to my cancellation with verizon - all galaxy s9 plus - all nearly brand new. The offers were good so I sent the phones in. Just got the "updated adjusted bid" and what a joke. One was never used, has all the original packaging and yet it was downgraded over $100 on the bid for no reason other than they said it wasn't brand new in the box - ummm, what else do you want it to be other than brand new in the box because it was! The second phone was used twice and yet they claimed there were "deep scratches" - there weren't, I took pics of all the phones before I sent them in.. So they dropped the price on this one substantially. The third one they claim was locked, nope - all paid off and unlocked. The last one they said had a small crack which it did but it wasn't on the screen and didn't affect anything - they dropped it to $80... For a s9+. So my initial offer went was cut in half. I told them to send them back and while it took two weeks to get them there in the first place with their shipper I sure hope I get them back sooner. Beware. I tried them as a new customer having used gazelle before but i'll never return and will gladly tell anyone who listens to not sell to them. Gazelle has my business and i'm sorry I ever switched... They never gave me less than my offer ever. Very disappointed. Beware!

I bought a phone from this company via ebay, over a week ago and have yet to receive it. I published my review on ebay and they deleted it. I reached out to them multiple of times and no1 has tried to help me. A phone I paid so much money for! Is this how they treat their customers? I feel beyond scammed. I have emailed them and they refused to try and help me to resolve the "missing" item. I have called the company and ebay on their behalf and all I received were attitudes and being disregarded. This is my first purchase from this company, ever, and my first purchase like this from ebay and this was worse than a disappointment. I didnt even know companies were allowed to delete negative reviews on ebay. People should have the right to know what has transpired with their experiences!

I sent them my phone (iphone 5) which was in a perfect condition and they promised i'll get $600 for it. When they received the phone they contacted me and said that condition of my phone was terrible and that they can give me only $300 for it! Are you kidding me? It was an iphone 5 and there was no way I would sell it for only $300. I refused and demanded my phone back and they said ok, but then they stopped replying and I heard nothing from them again. Total scam!

I sent my ipad to www.itsworthmore.com and their rep told me that they received it and would inform me about the price, which I would get for my ipad. After 14 days the rep contacted me and told that there were scratches and problems with internal hardware, so the best price, which they could give me, was $20. Seriously, my jaw dropped. I said to return my ipad back, but still didn’t get it.

I have checked the quote of my iphone 5 on the website of itsworthmore llc. They received it and said that the price would be about $120, but they needed to check the functions. After 4 days they finally evaluated my phone and responded that the total sum would be $56. It was too small and they said me that there were a lot of problems and he needed repair. My phone hasn’t been damaged before, so I had no idea what they were talking about. I asked to return my phone, but still no news from them.