Do not do business with them, they do not honor their word, do not answer phone calls or e-mails. Scam!!! ...
I consigned my watch to Watchbrokers.com in October. I was notified that it sold for $2000.00 in December. I have yet to be paid and repeated visits and emails to Watchbrokers have yielded nothing. Letters from lawyers have been ignored. The Atlanta Police referred me to the GA State Office of ...
The salesman convinced me to send my watch to them. I checked BBB and at the time was in good standing, Now they have no satanding won't return phone calls, won't return Emails, won't even answer the phone, All I want is my watch back, if anyone can be of service They are at 3073 peachtree road NE ...
In April I contacted Watchbrokers.com after locating their website which appeared to be a viable company to broker my Piaget watch. They appraised it and we agreed to a sale price minimum of $10,000. The watch was 18K gold. Movement # 7611208. Numerals on back of case 13431-A6,286326. On June 16 I ...
They told me the sell my watch and when I call they avoid my calls saying that they're just sold my watch, Eric Toso the broker have been very rude and nasty when I call he do not let me talk, he said that in 6 month I will received my check, they're scamer my lawyer is working on it. ...
On September 27th, I shipped a Cartier Platinum-Tank A Vis-limited edition watch to WatchBrokers.com, attention Albert Gentilini. In December Eric Tosso of Watchbrokers.com advised me that he had an offer on my watch. I entered into an agreement with WatchBrokers.com, which was executed on 12/5. ...