captnjack123
Community Member





See, it's as easy as that!


If you wanted to give worthpoint a free trial you could look at this


http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1950s-stratton-powder-compact-249586521

captnjack123
Community Member

ok thanks will give it a go

I must apologise to Hynes :-x


Don't know what i was was thinking. She posted that link at #3

Be careful with their free trials. I used it around Christmas and did not sign up for membership, although I was intending to later in the year when I was ready to list some nice little antiques I have been sitting on for a long time.


 


I now find Worthpoint has made regular unauthorised deductions from my Credit Card over a period of 4 months!  Despite emailing them, there has been no response.


 


If you do a web search, you will find other complaints of the same nature and also complaints about the accuracy of their information ie: they will quote listing price if sales price are unavailable. A lot of their data comes from ebay anyway, who are paid for the information, so I understand. 


 


This company is also connected to Goantiques who have many complaints against them. 


 


Do your own research and make your own judgements, but I would like to see Ebay have higher expectations from others they do business with.

go-tazz
Community Member

hubbardscupboard11


 


Your other thread has been answered.


 


It's always best to post a New Topic as members might not answer an old thread like this one.


 


 

it should not have taken 4mnths to see an unauthorized c/card transaction,


however if you signed up for the 7 days free trial and DID NOT CANCEL after the 7th day, of course, worthpoint have the authority from you to deduct a montly fee. thats what you agreed to when you signed for the 7 day free trial

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Hiya u could have a look at this uk site "the compact shop" they list all sorts of compacts including stratton for sale. they have descriptions of conditions and prices they have on theres. ect.


cheers