I read another report about this company and it prompted me to write my experience. They said they had a buyers for my car and probably got my number off of Craig's List or The Auto trader. The ad was $150 with a guarrantee that if after 60 days of placing the ad, if I wasn't happy they would refund all but $29. Sounded good in this economy selling an SUV. I'd go online to check the ad and after no action reduced the price. I did see that there were over 150 hits. After lower he price I checked again and there were over 300 Hits. 60 days passed, no sale, no calls and no e-mails. I sent them the refund request, certified. I feel that they have a program automatically producing hits on the car, but after 400 hits and no calls or e-mail, what do you think. I think a bunch of claiming to be handicapped people, per the picture on the Longwood Industries website, on the internet setting this up at $150, even with a $121 refund for a program causing hits to appear to generate interest is a scam. How many people never request a refund. I did, but now that I saw another complaint, I am calling my credit card company and disputing the charge in full. If they can delay, than the credit card company will not reverse the charge. They know what they are doing and I'm sure this is a SCAM
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