Rolf WATTS. Examined watchbrokers.com Our tale may be the just like a lot of others below. I delivered Watchbrokers my Omega SpeedMaster in December.in late Feb, after I asked about its return (because it hadnot offered), Controlling Sales Representative Eric Toso explained it'd been sold and that ...
I have received the same unprofessional behavior from watchbrokers.com. I got a call from one of watchbrokers reps back in November. (fantastic marketing skills) assuring me my watch would be sold before Christmas minus 28% brokerage fee. Something was fishy from the very begining 1-866-440-7535. ...
I sent this company a watch to sell for me. According to a conversation on Feb 25, the watch was sold and I should expect payment to be mailed March 3. It is March 16 & no payment has been sent. Each time I am able to get a person on the line I am told they will get right on it and have a ...
I sent a watch to this company to sell. According to them it was sold about a month ago and I will get payment soon. The payment has not been received and each time I actually talk to them I am told they will get right on it and email me a tracking number to track the check being sent. I have no ...
I sent my watch to watchbrokers.com in December and it sold January 15th. They told me my check was in the mail. It's now been 2 months and still no check. They will not return emails and it is near impossible to get them to answer the phone. Eric Toso, my representative, at watchbrokers.com told ...