I signed up with House Values a couple of years ago and have regretted it since day one. After I signed up with House Values, my contact person explained to me that the purpose of their compnay wasn't to give consumers the actual value of their home (like H.V. Advertises on television). They are ...
This is such a lie, I have been an agent for years and thought this could be helpful it's not. They flat out lie to the person wanting a "house value" the then sell that lead to the agent who then finds out it could be as simple as a kid on the computer playing around and asking what the ...
When I first signed up, I was told that leads were gauranteed leads and prescreened for accuracy and completeness. However, once I signed up, most of the information in the leads was bogus and obviously not prescreened, nor were they gauranteed. Also, my first personal coach was a total jerk, and ...
Well, my story is much the same as every other housevalues victim. The salesman told me that 20% of the leads convert. I ASSumed that with their national advertising, they must be legit. I wasted crazy amounts of my time chasing leads that were obviously bogus. I complained to the ...
Unfortunately, I am another victim of Housevalues.com. Started about 6 months ago and have had no legitimate leads that panned out for me. I have done the followups with no results as well as a colleague of mine. They have now shut off my account access so at least my phone doesn't go off in the ...
I like so many listed here was approached by Housevalues.com. I was sold a line of garbage about how the leads would be good, "not all" but I should expect to convert one in ten. That sounded reasonable. After eight months, nothing. Now before you assume, as I am sure housevalues will ...