I was supposed to get a check from them about a month ago but I have not recieved anything. I have left numerous messages with eric toso, JC, and customer support, and not gotten any sort of response. They have ripped me off and I want to press charges for theft, breach of contract, embezzelment, and whatever else I can nail them for. I have photos of the watch they stole from me. I have more but two should do.

No payment after sale of Breiting AOPA 806 64 navitimer

They aggressively pursued the selling of my 2 Rolex watches. They are sold and now I can't get the funds and they wont' return calls, emails or respond to a BBB - Atlanta registered complaint. There are over 16 documented cases where they have failed to pay for the watches they have sold on behalf of individuals. When does poor business practices change into a scam and/or fraud where the FBI may get involved?

I contracted this company to sell my Rolex watch, now they will not pay me the money they owe me they will not answer or return my phone calls. At first they will promise you the moon, than when they get your watch they are done with you. DO NOT DO ANY BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY. If any one else has experianced the same thing you should file a complaint with the Georgia consumes affair dept. Once again DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!!!

Do not, do not send your watch to Watchbrokers.com. Based on my experience and in my opinion watchbrokers.com is an outright scam. My experience has been a nightmare and I have no expectation of being paid or receiving my watch back without resorting to a legal process. I firmly believe, based on my experience, that watchbrokers.com is entirely fraudulent.

My experience mirrors the other reviews on this site. Initial contact was fine and I had no trouble having phone calls and emails returned. Watchbrokers.com could not wait to get their hands on my Breitling watch, they were even willing to send FEDX to my residence to pick it up. I was initially told to expect a selling price of anywhere from $4, 000 to $7, 000. However, once I shipped the watch I was told it was not in very good shape (false, it was in excellent condition when I shipped it to them) and that I would be lucky to get $2, 000 and might even have to drop down to $1, 000. I have since conferred with an expert collector and the Breitling rep and learned that watchbrokers.com selling price estimates on the low end are not realistic.

Watchbrokers.com will not return emails or phone calls. I was told by Ty Gardener, a "Senior" watchbroker at watchbrokers.com that at my request they would remove it from auction and return it to me but he has since refused to contact me by phone or email. Again it appears their only interest is to secure your property and then sell it as cheaply as possible. Based on their refusal to contact me I have no expectation of ever being paid or having my property returned.

I have had to resort to legal counsel and have been informed that many legal issues are involved: fraud, breach of contract, bait and switch to name only three.
Since this is an internet issue there exists the possibility of involvement with the FTC. Given the value of the property I may also have to file criminal complaints against the people involved, notify the fraud unit of the Atlanta Police Department and the Atlanta District Attorney as well as the Attorney General for the state of Georgia. Let me repeat that watchbrokers.com refuses to contact me.

Please consider that my experience is essentially the same as the other reviews, 100% negative, and do not under any circumstances submit your timepiece to watchbrokers.com. This is absolutely the worst experience of my life and that based on my experience and in my opinion watchbrokers.com is a scam designed to secure the property of others without payment.