Seller Networks
reviews and complaints

I put a 2001 Harley Davidson Dyna Wide Glide for sale with you last spring. Will you please send me a list of all the different web sights it is listed on. I have not gotten one response. Should I put up a different add, with better description? Do you have a refund form I can fill out to request a refund?

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Thank you Dan Johnston
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Seller Networks calls people who are selling vehicles. They promise, for a fee, to list your vehicle online to "Google Searchable Sites" and assist you to sell your vehicle. The problem is the sites Seller Networks have created are NOT searchable in Google. I searched 35 pages in the Google search engine and located not one site. I'm sure these sites are somewhere, but NOT on any pages a prospective buyer can locate.

Stay clear of this company! It's a Scam! (at least 35 pages deep in Google)

What a crock! I hope that people are smarter than me and don't give these jerks money. I really wish I had not given these people money. They get your number off of craigslist and then relentlessly call you. When you give in and give them money for "advertising" they put your listing on sites that I've never heard of and then there are no contacts with potential buyers. They claim that the contacts are 1:100 potential buyers to scams (can't believe they actually said that). They claim that the listing and advertisement takes time. Then why have I had more interest by parking my truck on a busy road instead of a month of "advertising?" It's ridiculous to think that there are people that do this for a "living" and will do nothing to help you actually sell your vehicle. I requested a partial refund and they gave me some crap excuse about changing the listing and it takes time. It shouldn't take any time if it is truly listed and advertised as they said it would be. They basically promised that it would sell at the price I wanted to sell it and that I would not have to do much for that except pay for the advertising. Then they tell you that there is not a guarantee and that they won't give anything in return. Really disappointed that I didn't sniff this one out. Please beware and don't give them any more money! You can use the bigger vehicle sales companies and still not spend $300 on terrible service.

I have been receiving aggressive calls regarding selling vehicles I had advertised for months. I decided maybe it was worth trying out. That was my mistake before checking them out on the internet. They gave this great sales talk. No money upfront other than an advertising fee of 149. Once they had all the information they botched my add. So I emailed them with more pictures and how to word it. They made claims that they would be 8 to 20 websites my car would be listed on. They sent me links in an email to these so-called websites. When I went to pull them up from the email they all appear legitimate. When I punch them in a HTTP search line, the websites would come up as domain was parked or for sale. Not a legitimate website existed that they didn't have control over as linked to other websites of Their Own. They probably used Wix to create all these websites and Link them together so that they could send these links via email to their prospective customers. When I called the sales rep on it Derek, he blamed me for not putting the information incorrectly. I advised him I'm quite capable of spelling and Spelled allowed as I was entering the information to pull up via Google. He argued and gave no good explanation that's when I knew I had been snookered. When I demanded a refund and stated I no longer desire their services, he said an appointment would have to be made with a manager. I said you didn't need a manager to take my money so you shouldn't have to have a manager to refund my money. In frustration I just hung up and decided to go with my credit card company as my advocate.

Seller's network located mine and my son's add to sale Spyder on Craigslist. They billed both parties $300.00 for posting the Can Am with the same Vin number. Complaint filed with the BBB and the Texas attorney generals office.

They don't provide any services and the links they send posting your items for sale are completely fake.

This is a total scam!

They charged me $299.00 for supposedly helping me sell my car.
They said my car would be put on multiple websites and that it should sell very quickly. Well guess what, I'm having the hardest time trying to find my car on any website. They are con artist scamming people out of their money with no remorse. They are heartless. I don't understand how people like that can not be put in jail. They should be easy to find by just checking the checking account they put our money into. What ever you do, don't fall for their scam.

Charged to my card and did website and info done wrong on vehicle and I had to do website pics and VIN on it for info. The links that U suppose to have pics and info not work and called them and said fix and never did. Alot of money for nothing done right and no input on who view their ads that are few that showed what I was selling. And can't get no refund back for poor service. And keep on charging a interest fee on my credit card after paid my credit card in full.

I received a call from a representative of this company Seller Networks, 3-19-15 offering their services to help sell a car that I had listed on Craigslist.org. I asked the representative, Ken at phone number [protected], why he is calling me when my ad states "do NOT contact me with unsolicited services or offers". Ken said he would put my number on the do not call list. The issue is why did this company representative contact me? After multiple attempts to answer this question there are no legitimate reasons other than they put me on the list not to call in the future. This kind of business is disrespectful of my request not to contact me for services so I can see why so many people posted complaints about this company. My phone numbers are on the national do not call registery which they do not honor. I am glad not to have started to do business with these people and hope that others realize that when a company engages in poor business practices like this they usually are not a good quality business.