Has Anywone Used The Services of Seller Networks?

[Commander Eddie]

I was contacted this morning by someone from a company called Seller Networks regarding the Studebaker I am selling. They go by other business names including ClassicCarSellerNetwork. They are also listed with BBB under Classified Advertising Ventures out of Southern Nevada.
They have a BBB rating of A-.
Anyone heard of these people or done business with them? They claim they can help me sell my car over a broader online network and get more money for it. It all sounds okay, but I'm a bit skeptical.

Tradenet, Seller Networks, Tradeco Media Group, RVSellerNetwork, CycleSellerNetwork, ClassicCarSellerNetwork, EquipmentSellerNetwork, BoatSellerNetwork, Certified Auto Network - See more at: http://www.bbb.org/southern-nevada/b...7#reasonrating

[unclemiltie]

They have contacted me in the past when I have had cars listed. My thoughts were that if I wanted someone to sell it for me I would go to a well known Classic Car company in the area. There is something about a company that calls your based on your existing ad that yells (go elsewhere).

[TWChamp]

Everyone's heard of ebay, and I've never heard of this company.............so I'd say you don't need them.

I guess this is why so many craigslist ads say "I don't need help selling my car".

[Pat Dilling]

I have purchased two cars off this site, they seem to move a lot of classic cars. Their counter shows over 600,000 views per day. When you search for a particular type of car, if there is one on their site it will show up in your search. Pay once and your ad runs till the car is sold.

http://www.cars-on-line.com/

[rowan]

I bought my M5 off the cars-on-line - FWIW

[StudeRich]

I see they are still trying to sell Poulos's "X", "Money Pit", Jet Green '64 GT Hawk for $60,000.00

[Corvanti]

as a seller, i wouldn't go that route. when i first started occasionally "flipping" a few cars on C-List, i'd get calls like that. one was from a "service" in NV. i quickly learned how to hide my phone # from their computer programs seeking #'s from cars for sale online. (use letters to spell out some of the #'s).

now if one of these companies had something i was interested in buying, i'd take a look.

i still think yours will sell on ebay. if it doesn't, re-list and lower the starting bid price, place a reserve on her that you can live with and don't put a "Buy it Now" price in the ad.

i've used the above on ebay sales, but there are many more folks here that have more experience and probably better advice.

[Commander Eddie]

Thanks Kerry. That is pretty much where I am leaning.
I did list the car first with a starting bid of $200 and the reserve at $9000.00 but the bidding quit in the upper $7000.00 range so I tried a different tack. The listing ends tomorrow. I'll know by then whether I have more work to do or she is gone. I find I am avoiding looking at her whenever I am in the garage. She needs to be gone or I need to know I have found a way to keep her. I need to quit getting emotionally attached to these machines.

[sasquatch]

Right after I put my truck on Craigslist I received a phone call from one of those companies offering to sell it for me. I did an Internet search on them and found 95% of the commenters complained about them. I sold the truck two months ago on my own but they still keep calling.