Cancelled subscription still got billed no refund frm WP Cancelled subscription, got email from them acknowledging cancellation. They continued to then bill my Amex card. I did not notice for many months. Contacted Worthpoint, they said too bad they would not refund as it had been over 90 days. After contacting Amex and sending proof of cancellation, Amex only partially refunded some months. Many would call that fraud!

No customer service No customer service. They behave like they hate their customers. Constant harassment, selling your info, spam. They take automatic payments 2 months in advance so if you want to cancel, the following month has already been paid but they cancel service so steal a months' subscription. They conduct their business like shysters, which pretty much tells you what they think of their 'service'.

I am trying to cancel my subscription I am trying to cancel my subscription, the free trial is a scam, you are supposed to get 7 looks at an item. Under subscription there is NO cancellation option. No one is responding to my emails.

Could only see 7 prices a month Could only see 7 prices a month, total waste of money I cancelled and asked for my account to be deleted since there seems to be no way of doing it. Endless spam emails from them as well, despite opting out. Their site is also like a time warp its like something from the stone age. Imagine charging $200 per year and not investing any of that into making your site look like it's from this decade.

Worthpoint is very disappointing Worthpoint is very disappointing. It seems 99% of their results come from ebay yet they haven't figured out how to report ebay sales results accurately. For example, if an item on ebay allows "best offers", Worthpoint doesn't show you the accepted offer. Instead they show you the price the item was originally listed at. So you never know if the price Worthpoint shows you is the actual sell price or if the sell price is actually much lower. They also don't get all the pictures from ebay (or they don't use them all). Most Worthpoint listings have just one or two pictures, but most ebay listings have more than that. This makes it very hard to draw any conclusions from the sale price because you can't see all the pictures needed to determine the condition of the item or see everything that may have been included in the lot. I've tried to discuss this with Worthpoint and it was pointless. Their staff seemed disinterested and acted like they didn't see the problem. It seems they take very lightly the sole point of their existence. They charge way too much for the quality of product they're putting out.