Great quality - real deal product with easy shopping experience! It is an easy site to use. The search engine could be more specific, but I found my product easily enough. The pricing wheel is a great tool. I had put in the wrong address at first, but it was super easy to retract the order and re-order it, giving me a high confidence in the money transaction interface.

Bought hard to find roofrack parts for great price. Bought hard to find roofrack parts for great price. First offer accepted, but was later cancelled because the seller miscounted inventory. Took talking to customer service (very friendly and helpful) to find out why. Day later saw ad still on the website, so made another even lower offer. Accepted and I received the product. New as promised. Shipped last minute.

PLEASE READ THIS!! PLEASE READ THIS!!! It's bad enough that they didn't have the very first item I tried to buy, AFTER confirming it and charging me.... But this is a LOT fishier than I originally thought. I'm sure this will get explained away with some B S excuse. The woman "Piper Williams/Support Team/Buyr.com" that emailed me has a profile picture of herself when you click on the support page.... HOWEVER, that's a stolen image from the following website. START WEBSITE (https: //www .premiereyedoctors. com/eyeglasses /eye-glasses-guide-and-frames-basics/lens-options-for-eyeglasses/) END You'll have to take the spaces out... "Can't post a web address... Watch me It's the 3rd or 4th picture down with the woman's hand on her face and head tilted at a 45 sideways. Seems like a scam to me... ***RESPONSE*** Paragraphs of excuses and retorts to end it with, "we hate disappointing customer" and "we hope/wish/pray blah blah". Give me a second to let the sincerity waft over me. Doxxing is posting a real person's info/picture, not a fake one, and as you so aptly pointed out, it's not real..... If you were worried about that, why use content from one of your customer's private emails? Seems like you're not practicing what you preach??? BTW, I asked for a discount (50%) on a cheaper item than I had ordered. Typically, giving a price break on a mistake that was yours to own to further business with a customer, to create more revenue in the future, which gains the company more business from said customer, is pretty 101 for smart businesses. Might be the reason you're having so many issues keep customers. (I'm sure you'll try to flag this too, just like you did on the first one) :)

Very user-friendly website with what I… Very user-friendly website with what I felt were fair prices. I loved being able to filter my search so easily and find exactly what I was looking for. I've completed multiple purchases through BUYR, and every one has gone smoothly. Highly recommend BUYR to anyone, and I will continue using them in the future!

False advertising, poor vendor management Submitted a reasonable bid for a jacket. Then Buyr offered me a bid 20% below the guaranteed price to place the order immediately, which I accepted. Buyr immediately charged me and then the next day said the retailer lied and didn’t have it in stock. 1) Don’t charge my credit card until the product is shipped! 2) Don’t say something is guaranteed if it isn’t!