Offrs
Reviews and Complaints

I know that working with a lead aggregation company takes time for "leads" to work through the sales funnel. I expected that it would take roughly 3-4 months to see a return of some sort. Well, at least 1 seller that would materialize into an appointment. NO! And I purchased the $799 end-to-end product where they nurture the lead for you. You can also do your own calling, mailing, etc but with this plan, they do it for you. Then when the sale(s) you'd also pay a referral fee. There are/were a lot of leads in my "sales funnel". But as I started to call them more frequently myself, I found that some of these folks weren't even in the market and if they were, they hadn't been contacted like my portal said. I'm pissed and yes I'm canceling 0/600 leads conversion ratio is not acceptable, sorry Offrs!

This company reuses old leads and gives them back to you disguised as new leads. Most of the information provided has to be double-checked, as it isn't "matching" at $299 a month I would think they would "vet" these leads. Also, customer service was okay, you would get a response, yet basically, it was overpromising and under-delivering.

Offrs is supposed to be a real estate lead generation service that helps you find properties that are more likely to list soon. I have used this service before and I was quite disappointed with it. I thought it was going to be worth my time and money, but after using it for a while, I realized that it wasn't that helpful.

One of the main features of Offrs is that they assign a score to properties in your territory that indicates how likely they are to list. The higher the score, the more likely is the property to list soon. However, I found that many homes in my territory that had a score of 0 were still going on the market. And not just once but several times. This made me question the usefulness of the scores altogether. If properties with a 0 score are still going on the market, how confident can I be that properties with a score of 100 are worth spending my money on?

I even attached some screenshots of my territory to this review to show you the scores of properties when they were listed. It was quite disheartening to see that the scores didn't seem to have any correlation with the actual listings.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend using Offrs if you're looking for a reliable way to find properties that are more likely to list. It's simply not worth the time and money.

I have to say that Offrs.com was a complete disappointment. I was so excited to get started with this service on 11/25, but boy was I in for a rough ride. After waiting for a couple of weeks, I realized that the system was still "down". I reached out to customer service for help, but I didn't hear back from anyone for an entire week.

After being ignored for a week, I decided to ask for a refund. To my surprise, as soon as I asked for a refund, the system miraculously came to life. However, when I logged in, I noticed that there was no data loaded in my account. Naturally, I thought this was just a minor glitch that would be sorted out easily. But oh boy, was I wrong.

It took another three days for the old data to be loaded in my account. To make matters worse, the customer service team refused to refund my payment even though I had requested it before. And despite my numerous attempts to contact them, all I got was silence. I honestly feel like this company is a scam and they're just after people's money.

So if you're thinking about using Offrs.com, my advice to you is to be very cautious. Don't be fooled by their marketing tactics because they promise the world, but they deliver absolutely nothing. All in all, I would definitely not recommend this service to anyone.

If you are one of those people who love throwing their money away, Offrs may be the perfect place for you! However, if you are interested in generating new business, you may want to steer clear of this platform. Instead, I highly recommend using EDDM to mail out postcards. This method is much more effective, and it won't break the bank.

One thing to keep in mind when considering Offrs is that they try to rope you in for a minimum of 6 months. Although they claim that you can cancel after just three months, it's important to keep a close watch on your billing statements. I experienced some trouble when trying to cancel my subscription. Even though I cancelled in November and provided a 30-day notice, I still got charged in December. This is definitely something to be aware of if you decide to give Offrs a try.

In my opinion, Offrs is just another example of a platform designed to separate Realtors from their hard-earned money. So unless you're ready to part ways with your cash without any guarantees of results, you may want to look elsewhere. Overall, I can't say I was impressed with Offrs, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking to grow their business.

Offrs is a real estate lead generation service which offers homeownership data that helps you to identify potential sellers. I recently signed up for their service and received over 500 leads of homeowners. However, as I started to contact them, I found out that approximately 400 of those leads had incorrect phone numbers, emails, or weren't interested in selling their homes at all. To be honest, it seems like the service provider just gathered the information from the tax records of all the homeowners under my purchased zip code and then associated it with a possible phone number.

I regret not reading about other customers' experiences before signing up for a six-month contract with Offrs. If only I had read the reviews earlier, I could have saved myself from this frustration. Also, Offrs has a hidden guideline that if you want to cancel, you need to do it 30 days in advance by writing. This is not so obvious when you sign up and is another instance of me not being fully informed before participating in this service.

Despite the inconvenience, I believe that Offrs has the potential to be a good service. The data they provide could be helpful in identifying potential sellers. However, it would be better if they could make sure that the information is correct and up-to-date before sending it out to their clients. It would also be best if they could make their cancellation policy more transparent so that customers won't get caught unaware.

Overall, I would recommend Offrs to others who are interested in real estate lead generation. However, I would advise them to do more research before signing up and to proceed with caution.

I done purchased this here program through the CRMLS virtual 3 day Expo and boy let me tell you, I was lookin' forward to some sweet, sweet leads. But lemme tell ya, this Offrs thing is a load of baloney. Ain't no way this thing is legit, 'cause I spent a whole darn week trying to contact these so-called "leads" and I ain't got diddly squat to show for it. Wrong numbers, incorrect emails, not a single soul interested in sellin', and get this... I even tried callin' up folks only to find out they ain't even livin' in the house no more! Ain't that just ridiculous? So then I takes a gander at them expired listings and wouldn't you know it... they ain't even expired! They done sold long ago! Now I ain't no genius, but seems mighty fishy to me that this Offrs thing is advertisin' false leads and pretendin' like they the real deal. How are these folks allowed to get away with this kinda garbage? I'll tell ya what, I'm fixin' to report 'em to my local Real Estate Board and the BBB. And if you's smart, you'd do the same. Don't fall for their scheme, folks. It's a load of hogwash.

I recently used Offrs (offrs.com) to sell multiple homes in the Minneapolis area, and initially I was quite impressed with the product they were offering. I had spoken with Graham, the sales manager, who had really sold me on the product, so I was excited to get started.

However, just two months later, I logged in to find that the product had been completely changed. In fact, the main reason I had signed up for the service was no longer available. Needless to say, I was quite disappointed by this turn of events.

When I reached out to Offrs to express my concerns, they were not particularly sympathetic. In fact, they gave me a rather curt response, saying "Our data costs millions of dollars to buy, analyze, distribute, etc." Essentially, they were saying that the changes they had made were necessary in order to maintain their business. However, this didn't make me feel any better about the situation.

To make matters worse, Offrs was now making me pay for their new product, which I had not signed up for. When I tried to explain that this wasn't what I had originally paid for, they told me that I was locked into a contract and there was nothing they could do.

Overall, I was extremely disappointed with Offrs and would not recommend their service to others. It's clear that they don't value their customers or their needs, and they seem to be more focused on making money than providing a quality service. If you're looking for a company that will really listen to your needs and work with you to achieve your goals, I'd suggest looking elsewhere.

Offrs.com is not a platform that I would recommend. Initially, I had my doubts regarding their services. The person who convinced my team agent to buy the service was not approachable and had a negative attitude towards answering my queries. However, we received a few leads in the starting months, which gave me hope. But within no time, we received 10,000 leads all at once, which raised our expectations and excitement. Unfortunately, none of the leads were fruitful. Most of them were invalid or had doubled information.

When we contacted the leads, they had no interest in selling their properties. Moreover, I locked my credit card as soon as I realized that Offrs.com was still charging me even after I told them to stop. It was frustrating as I had to go through the hassle of disputing these charges and dealing with their unresponsive customer service. To be honest, it was a waste of time and money.

Offrs.com is nothing but a joke. Their lead generation service is not reliable, and I had to face consequences due to their unprofessionalism. Therefore, I would warn anyone who is considering their services to avoid them at all costs.

Overall, Offrs.com did not meet my expectations, and I would not recommend them to anyone. Their services are nothing but an absolute scam, and they should be held accountable for their actions. It is always better to go through trusted references and reliable sources for lead generation to avoid issues like these. So, save your money and time by staying away from them!

Can I just say that I am not impressed with Offrs at all. I saw that they didn't have any reviews on their Facebook page and that made me a bit suspicious, but I decided to give them a try anyway. I signed up for the 30 day trial and I quickly realized that this was not the site for me. I wanted to cancel my subscription, but when I called their customer service department, they told me that I had to give them 30 days notice before I could cancel.

Come on, really? I sign up for a free trial and on the same day I have to cancel, but I can't do it without waiting 30 days? That's ridiculous. It really made me think that they are just trying to scam people out of their money. If they truly believed in their product, they wouldn't need to put up these kinds of barriers to keep people from canceling.

There are so many other sites out there that don't require contracts or any kind of nonsense like that. I would seriously recommend that you stay far away from Offrs if you don't want to get scammed. Trust me when I say that this isn't the kind of company that you want to be dealing with.

Offrs.com is a website that has gained a reputation for providing listings of numbers with fake names and entirely incorrect property information. As per my personal experience, I have been receiving calls multiple times a week from agents trying to buy properties. It is quite a task to explain to them that I do not have any such properties and the names they are asking for are completely fictional.

It is obvious that these agents are getting their information from offrs.com. They are perhaps paying for the listings and getting bogus leads. Despite me having my phone number for more than two decades, the names provided by offrs.com have never been associated with my number. Moreover, the properties that the agents inquire about do not even exist.

It is staggering to see the number of people getting duped by these scammers who are just stealing your money. They are nothing but scammers and should be entirely kept at bay. Avoid offrs.com and their thieving services at all costs.

This company called Offrs is such a scam, it's not even funny. They advertise this great service where you can get homeowner data for specific zip codes, but that's all a load of hogwash. I purchased data for a Raleigh zip code back in May of 2021, and I never even got what I paid for. Can you believe that? What a bunch of crooks.

I tried calling my salesman twice after I ordered the data, but he just kept telling me to email their support team. I did that, but all I got in response was some other salesman trying to sell me even more expensive Offrs products. Can you say "upselling"? It's disgusting.

So, naturally, I canceled my subscription before the 30 days were up. I figured I'd cut my losses and move on. But get this: when I emailed their customer support team on day 30 to try and get my money back, they told me that they had already destroyed my data and wouldn't send me the file. What a bunch of Malarkey! I mean, seriously? Is that even legal?

This company sure does seem to prioritize making a quick buck over actually providing any kind of decent service. They don't even have a customer service number that you can call for help once you've made a purchase. Talk about a major red flag. I say steer clear of Offrs and save your hard-earned money for something actually worth investing in.