I did not join I did not join, but it seems to me that ANY website that insists you join, can't be good. That's like buying something, site unseen and then complaining about it when it arrives because it's a cardboard cutout. Just not worth my time.

False advertising False advertising. I’m glad I have enough sense to research a company before agreeing to a free trial in which I need to put sensitive information online. Right under their pricing guide it says “buy and sell with confidence.” After looking online for a vintage toy for my daughter I stumbled upon it here, I was about to try it free and after reading the companies very own response to a review you CANNOT buy and sell on their web/app. Very misleading while trying to decipher payment terms. Why even have these pop up and make it look as if they’re available for purchase unless it’s a scam to unwittingly take peoples money through ACH every month, I mean how often do people remember to cancel. And how often do people need to price stuff. So annoying.

It's not a bad site to use It's not a bad site to use. It was pretty easy to try out the free trial and then cancel. I didn't need it but for a few items to research. It's pretty standard for most services to have free trials that you need to cancel before charging.

I opted in for the free trial I opted in for the free trial, I couldn't see any prices unless I paid in full for the month. Well what's the point of a free trial? I've had nothing but a disappointing experience with these guys, I won't ever let my friends or family even think about utilizing this site. Save contacting me back worthpoint, I am appalled at what I just went through today and nothing more than a true free trial would fix it.

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.