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.

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.

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.

legitimate, but their free 7x7 is fake Their website is legitimate & you can see past sale prices on art with descriptions just as advertised, but their 7 day or 7 views being free isn't real. As soon as you pay for the subscription they charge you, which I get b/c your accessing their database, which isn't free. If you want to see past sale prices you must pay for the $47 full access subscription & not the $28 subscription. They wouldn't get bad reviews if they just allowed you to pay a one time fee for the item you want to see.

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'.