MaxSold

Maxsold needs to tell the sellers to list at a reserve price and introduce penalties for "lost" items - when I bid, im entering into a contract to buy that I can't back out of - yet sellers are allowed to lose $#*! and then I gotta fight and wait to get my money back - if a seller loses
An item- they should be paying me back 5x the price of what I paid for the lost item to cover travel time and time it takes to get my money back - and that should be legally binding - if maxsold holds the funds for the seller, they need to make this a part of whatever contract they have with the seller - because as the buyer, I'm ultimately the one maxsold is making their money from, as I'm the one that pays buyers premium and saves them the trouble of delivering items by going to pick them up

And as I said, stop using your employees to bid up items, make your sellers list at a reserve - I have proof of this too btw...

Treated decorated disabled handicapped buyer with rudeness disrespect and dishonor in front of other buyers! Loyal Helpers, Webster, NY, can not be trusted!

I won an auction on Maxsold for a porcelain vase and wood stand. I paid for it and made an appointment to collect it. The vase was described as Antique Japanese. I am an antique dealer specializing in Asian porcelain and stands. It was obvious from the Maxsold photos that the vase was fraudulently represented as antique (it was modern, and worth very little). The wood stand however was authentic, and worth $200-300. Ie, I won this lot for the valuable wood stand, NOT the fake Japanese vase. My pickup appointment was at 10am (the first available pick up time). I was first in line, and the first person picking up (I got there early, and the line formed behind me). The seller then told me they had given the stand to someone else by mistake (pretty hard when I was the first in line!). They then tried to pass me off with the fake vase. When that didn't work, they admitted they realized I probably won this lot for the stand (apparently they recognized my name). I got scammed on Maxsold. This scam is simple. A worthless and valuable item are listed together on Maxsold. If the auction lot sells for a lot of money, then you get both. If it goes for a low price, then you are offered the worthless part only. I left the worthless vase with the seller. This scam cost me an hour of my time driving back and forth, plus the time bidding on the item. Plus the time dealing with Maxsold to try and get my money back. The only reason Maxsold gets 1 star, is because there is no option for Zero.

As a seller, I was completely satisfied with MaxSold. They were efficient with their communication with me, arrived on time to photograph the items I was putting my home on the market and needed to clear all the contents. The online auction occurred on the dates we agreed and Pick Up was arranged and was efficiently conducted. Staff was courteous and experienced. Accounting was provided quickly and to my satisfaction. I would recommend MaxSold wholeheartedly. Thank you for a job well done.

Maxsold is unsafe. They share the exact location of estate sales, and everything available to steal. Within a day of our auction going live online, the house was robbed of every bit of silver. The same thing had happened at one of their other auctions a couple of weeks previous. They can't prevent robberies, but they could start by not providing street locations - and advising upcoming auctions when there has been a robbery (we would have removed all of the lots in that case - of note, the house had stood empty for 3+ months with family and a paid caretaker checking in every couple of days - the robbery happened as soon as the auction went online).

Conducted my own onsite sell. Read all the instructions, even if like myself you're aware of how to conduct live auctions successfully. Once you get the hang of completing the catalog, it's all pretty much good to go from there. Just remember to save each entry before proceeding to the next. Everything went pretty smooth during the customer pickup following the sale and afterwards, payment was prompt (much sooner than anticipated). Overall, the Maxsold support was fantastic, from start to finish. I'll be using their service as a repeat seller. Like any auction, remember the benjamins add up at the end of the day, so don't be too disappointed if some items don't go for high dollar.
Biggest benefit was having such a breath of fresh air when you look around and see how much space was created following the sale...one less storage unit to pay rent on. Enjoy 😊

I can't begin to tell you how wonderful the Maxsold Team was to work with. After losing my husband to ALS and my mother within a year, to say I was an emotional wreck is an understatement. Unfortunately for them, I was a train wreck but they all were so compassionate and helped me threw the process of getting on with a new chapter of my life, with no excess material baggage. Thank you. Shawna, my team lead is the most understanding lady. She was my rock at a very different time. Her team was outstandingly professional. Please use MAXSOLD when you need these services! Kudos to you all.

I've been buying on maxsold for several months now. I am very unhappy and angry with their work. During this time they managed to lose 5 of my things! Not 1 or 2, but 5! This is very unpleasant and terrible. You come to pick it up and suddenly they have lost something. I spend time and money on gasoline. Of course, they return money for things, and they think that this is enough, but I don't think so... There should be some other compensation. I don't think that this is a good business, you can't treat your customers like That.

We sold everything we own to move to Texas. This includes lots of furniture and paintings, collectibles and several other items. We made less than $600 on a household full of stuff - even a leather sleeper couch. The pictures were not done professionally and I believe we should have sold our stuff on our own and would have made more than 3 times of what we made through MaxSold. Unfortunately we did not have the time to sell on our own so I reached out to MaxSold. I would not recommend them at all.

I ran a seller managed auction. The service provided no help, and they were not clear about the fees they would charge on the back end. Most items sold for next to nothing, and also a third of the buyers didn't even show up to pick the items up. The whole experience was a waste of time and money.

They did an auction to sell my fathers house so we would have money to pay for his care in a nursing home.
I have a picture with one of the workers with her going through my briefcase. We have tried repeatedly to contact the company and get no answer. The police have tried to contact them no luck. I finally found an address in White Plains and still no response. I have emailed them called myself and no response. I think these people should be shut down.

1. Maxsold -Management doesn't think of seller/team reader with attitude towards, or due to non-experience with dealing with issues.
2. Whenever items are missing from the site or switched items with other auction winners.
They just try to make excuses by covering their faults.
Maxsold doesn't care for how we get there or with hope to get the winning items.
Obviously Seems like Maxsold thinks time spent to get there and gas is free, not mind disappointing.
I strongly recommend setting up manuals toward pick up processa and dealing with pick ups.
I met a lot of people complaining at the site for pick up.

Bid ended 1dollar doesn't mean the seller can remove items valuable more than 1 dollar.
Maxsold please care for the pick up process train employees.
Not only care for your commissions but you should train employees

MaxSold lurs you in with $1.00 bid increments, and entice you with a Max bid, but beware, the $1. Increments increase to $3, $5. $10 + quickly. They do not have this printed on their site so if you're not watching it, and you think the max bid will be $1. (it will increase quickly to more $, and you don't know about it until they have used it to get to your Max bid. So if you bid on MaxSold, keep an eye on the $ increases...for each bid. It used to be $1. Increments, but no more...

I've received purchased several items from multiple MaxSold auctions. Every time the items were already prepared for pickup, clearly marked (lot numbers and my name) and pickup went smoothly with no issues. Can't wait to see what treasures I find next!

By hosting an online auctions, clients can easily sell their goods and gain a good profit from buyers. Maxsold is trusted and reliable estate auctioneers company in Colorado.
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I have purchased from many auctions on Maxsold and have been very satisfied with all my experiences with Maxsold. My only constructive criticism is that I'm deaf so phone calls don't work for me. I wish they had an online live chat option or a number I could text.

I won an item and was charged at once. After that they have changed the pick-up location to 25 miles away. Maxsold.com sent me 2 emails reminding about pick-up and my responsibility for abandoning the lot. When I arrived to the pick-up location along with a hired truck I learned from Maxsold.com' subcontractors that my item is MIA and its owner decided to keep it. I wasted the day and $40 for a truck deposit. Maxsold.com has not refunded nor notified me until I contacted them. It took almost a week to reply: they offered me a refund and a worthless $20 gift card. They clearly do not respect own customers: 3 days between the auction's end and pick-up no one even raise a finger to warn me.

I have participated in 6 auctions as a buyer and am happy with MaxSold, As with any auction that relies on photos you must do your research and bid within reason. Sometimes the pick-ups can be very busy and crowded and other times a quick in and out. Smart bidders can find real value once they become knowledgeable with the process.