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 ...
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 ...
HouseValues sucked me in with their promises of quality leads. The city I was supposed to get the leads from quickly dried up (they probably sold it to somebody else with the same promises) and I was inundated with bogus "leads" when I complained, they told me it takes time — sometimes up ...
What a rip. I was told that probaly 75% of the leads worked out. How about none! Most if even real, do not give their address or phone numbers. If they do and you call, they ask to be removed from your list. I only got three leads a month at the most and many were fakes or would soon unsubscribe. ...
They asked me what town I wanted leads for. Then they charge you according to the $ sales in that town. I picked Mendham and was charged $5,000. You were guarenteed atleast 3 leads a month. After being involved with it I found out the leads were bogus. I happened to call one of the people and I ...