Worthpoint Reviews 412

Though quite an expensive service, as a collector & seller of fine majolica, antique, & vintage china, as well as sports memorabilia, the information provided by Worthpoint is well worth the price.

Worthpoint needed to update my account payment information. I was divorced several years ago and started the account anew. After signing up again and paying, they still would not allow me into the account. I could not reach them for a while, but they reached out to me to settle all my concerns in short order. Thank you Worthpoint! Happy to get started again.

I would rate it lower if possible. Complete sham. I tried the seven day free trial on the first day for about ten minutes and cancelled. Here I am six months later STILL trying to get my money back. They WILL NOT stop charging my account. Finally had to COMPLETELY close my bank account (to stop the charges) before the holidays AND pay $25 extra to expedite a new card to be sent to me. Still no resolve-absolutely no response to my emails-their preferred “contact me”. They have charged me close to $200 for a “free” trial and website I never use. This company is a sham!!!! DO NOT USE!!!!!!!!!

Cool happ to discover guideline for my parcel info history

No option to cancel the trial.

Could I have some help here?

Definitely useful. Top experience

I used the 7 day free trial for less than 10 minutes on the day I signed up for the free trial, I instantly sent a email saying how I'd like to cancel the free subscription and had no reply. I have now sent multiple emails regarding this as they have tried to take out £28 multiple times over the last 2 weeks but no one seems to respond to their emails! As for your response I have emailed the email address you stated multiple times.

Best experience

I have not nor will I sign up for a trial. When 1-star reviews outpace 5-star reviews, I make it a point to read them. I look for repeated complaints and patterns. You'll certainly find them at Worthpoint. Read them if you want to educate yourself before signing up for anything.
Generally-
1) Any "FREE TRIAL" website that requires a credit card to sign-up get the free trial is the first red flag and is not a true free trial.
2) Information on value of an item may or may not be available- there is no way of knowing until you join. Furthermore the info could be limited or years outdated. A lot can be found on your own for free. Worthpoint gathers their data from sites like ebay paying for the access to a selling site's archives.
3) Canceling the free trial is not easy or straight forward, cancelation requests not always acknowledged or recognized because the victim didn't do everything perfectly to cancel the trial, causing unauthorized charges. This legal soft scam percentages work in Worthpoint’s favor, they will always keep the money from suckers too afraid or don't want the hassle of contesting charges.
4) Worthpoint puts more effort into extinguishing the numerous Trustpilot review fires instead of to actual customers with issues, reviews indicate this another recurring problem. Efforts should be to fix the years-old same reason people are complaining. Why fix it? Because Worthpoint will make residual free money from the poor people that abandon efforts to reclaim their payment(s).

As a small but long time internet seller, I would really like to have use of a service like this. I keep visiting it occasionally hoping to convince myself to give it a try, but pull back every time I read the reviews.
- Sellers are paying more to use and sell at platform sites. Just like everything else, it is costing more and more, platform giants increasing ‘percentage take’ on all sales, charging more for extras (advertising, etc.). Etsy is pushing and shoving sellers to ship ‘free’, which helps their profit, not the sellers. Changing policies has restricted certain collectibles from being offered and sold at their sites. IRS is sending 1099 tax forms to all sellers with more than $600 in sales, previous threshold was $20K. I never exceeded this amount. For the past 6-7 years USPS rates have risen sharply, increasing rates sometimes twice in a year. 2 years ago, they started 'temporarily' increasing rates for the holiday season (October thru January), which happens to be many seller's prime selling time of the year. I can personally attest that USPS service has gotten much worse, with countless examples, delays, damage- causing more lost revenue. Small sellers won't be able survive the constant assault from all angles. It is fast becoming too much trouble and expense to try make a buck from home. I recommend not getting into the business. Competition and rising costs are neutralizing efforts to make it successful. Only large volume sellers will survive.

The bottom line-
Worthpoint has been around for years, the service has not changed nor have the complaints- the 1-star has always outnumbered the 5-stars. There are many old and fresh similar 1-star reviews, nothing has changed. There is no way of knowing how helpful or worthless the service can be until you pay for it. Subscription prices are exorbitant especially for something that has no measurable results before or after use. It is entirely possible it can benefit a sale or two, but is it worth the cost of no less than $27.99 a month? It is an unnecessary and wasted expense for those willing to do their own research. The most I’d pay is $9.99 a month for something that has absolutely no guarantee of beneficial results.

Worthpoint needs to change- make it easier to decide, get, use and cancel a ‘free trial’. There should never be a chance of unauthorized credit/debit card charges because a user forgot to cancel, didn’t read the fine print, was easily confused or wasn’t paying attention after they thought they canceled it. Worthpoint reacts to 1-star Trustpilot reviews but has done nothing to address the persistent problem causing these same constant complaints. Why? Because it is their dice game, they are the house and always come out ahead with ethically questionable practices that skirt the laws. I choose to run the other way from this site, if you read the reviews, you probably will too. ‘nuff said.

Those shitbags just took $US300.

So, Worthpoint (a generally fairly terrible service, anyway) decided to raise my subscription fee by about a third and, rather than continue to take monthly withdrawals (as per our agreement), they decided to take one large yearly payment.
Obviously, the advantage to them is it provides 11 less opportunities per year for subscribers to remember that they should cancel this crappy service.
When they took the yearly payment, I noticed, contacted them immediately and they agreed to a refund. However, the refund never seemed to appear. After asking them several times where the refund was they sent me a message telling me that the refund had been processed with some additional drivel about how maybe I just can't see the refund.
I had to get the refund from PayPal. I would never go anywhere near Worthpoint ever again.

Worthpoint has been a game-changer for me! Hats off to you!

I recently discovered Worthpoint and love it. Very good tool for collectors and not only!

If you're looking to enhance your knowledge of collectibles and optimize your sales approach, WorthPoint comes highly recommended!

The perfect assistant for my business. I just love it <3

As a collector I found this to be a very useful and trusthworthy tool in my endeavours. Also, helped me with valuing the objects which I intend to sell. Would really recommend it!

WorthPoint is a valuable resource for collectors and resellers, providing a comprehensive database and helpful tools to identify and value antiques and collectibles.

Customer service is non-existent. They don't answer or return calls or emails. Site was frequently down or wouldn't accept my password, etc.

WorthPoint has been an invaluable resource for researching and valuing my antiques and collectibles!
Their extensive database and M.A.P.S. tool have helped me make informed decisions about buying and selling, and their customer support is top-notch.

Great resource for collectors and anyone curious about vintage collectibles values. Highly recommend!

There was a space art auction at Christie's two years ago. NONE of those items and their prices from that auction have been reported. So far.

Everything on Worthpoint is gleaned from sites like eBay and such - no data from premier auction houses and the like.

At least, I can't find any. If you can, please let me know.