The address listed on these crooks website is: WatchBrokers.com LLC 3073 Peachtree Rd. NE Atlanta, Georgia 30305 Is an abandoned building. If you use Bing Maps or Google Maps street view you can see this. The ironic thing is that this bogus address is right next door to the Atlanta Police ...
June sent my Longeens antique watch with case to watchbrokers.com. It took three weeks to get an appraisal, then three weeks later they told me it was sold to someone in Canada, they had the money, when the money cleared they would send him the watch. He would then have 21 days to check out its ...
I sent my great-grandfather's pocket watch to WatchBrokers.com on June 20. These people were very helpful until they received the watch. After that, they were impossible to get ahold of and did not respond to my phone calls or emails. I was told on August 25 that the watch was sold for $711.00. I ...
I wanted to sell my Tag Aquaracer watch, and found this company online. I spoke with Matt Mason, who was eager to see my watch, and couldn't have been nicer about explaining the company's process. I sent my watch to Atlanta, GA as requested, and promptly received an appraisal. Within a very short ...
In May I contacted watchbrokers.com regarding a pre 1940 Hamilton Railway Special pocket watch, wich I agreed for them to sell at auction for me, in June I was informed it sold, Eric Toso told me I'd have payment by beginning of August, still have not recieved payment. I have contacted them weekly ...
On March 15 I sent my Chopard Pocket Watch to Watchbrokers.com using the prepaid shipping label they sent me. It was to be sold on their website after their inspection and my signing of a contract stating that I would pay them a commission out of the sales price once the watch had sold. The first ...