Con job

[Heavy Duty]

Got some guy from an outfit called( AUTO SELLER MARKETING) wants to sell my car for a $299.00 fee, any body ever hear of this outfit? Sounds like CON job.

[J Franklin]

Realtors usually take 6% to sell your house.

[Charlie Stephens]

What are they going to do for $299? Did you try Google? Did you check the archives here and on HAMB? (I checked and there was nothing)

Charlie Stephens

[chap52]

Had a great experience with Michael at WeBeAutos.com They handled tons of advertising, qualifying the buyer, all the paperwork and walked me through the fund transfer. All for 5% of the selling price.
It took awhile for the right buyer to come along but from serious offer to car paid for and picked up by the sellers hauler was 5 days. Can't say enough good things about their professional, comforting operation. Chap

[19Fordy]

Here's their website.
Prices aren't below market.
https://autosellermarketing.com/

[cederholm]

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Yeah, I got a call, I think, from those guys. He had "at least 10 people" ready to buy my car and said I should raise my asking price by $2,000. I said GREAT, sell my car and I'll give you $300 after the sale when the cash is in my hand. He told me it didn't work that way. I told him that's the ONLY way it would work for me. Bye!

~ Carl

[chap52]

Originally Posted by cederholm

Yeah, I got a call, I think, from those guys. He had "at least 10 people" ready to buy my car and said I should raise my asking price by $2,000. I said GREAT, sell my car and I'll give you $300 after the sale when the cash is in my hand. He told me it didn't work that way. I told him that's the ONLY way it would work for me. Bye!

~ Carl

Good for you... Tell him to have the buyer call you and they can pay him the $300 for finding the car for them. "I ain't got no deal with you, they do." Chap

[oldskool]

at least 5 friends of mine sold a total of 8 cars using mike at webeauto I have my 1941 ford listed with him also,he handles the whole transaction ,listing is free and gets 5% of selling price

[cederholm]

So he takes his commission after the sale?! ...that's fair. I'm trying to sell an O/T car - would you recommend them?

Thanks,
Carl

Originally Posted by oldskool

at least 5 friends of mine sold a total of 8 cars using mike at webeauto I have my 1941 ford listed with him also,he handles the whole transaction ,listing is free and gets 5% of selling price

[oldskool]

Originally Posted by cederholm

So he takes his commission after the sale?! ...that's fair. I'm trying to sell an O/T car - would you recommend them?

Thanks,
Carl

as I understand it the check comes from webe with his 5% commission deducted from it

[cederholm]

I was checkin out his site - looks interesting. Thanks for the tip!

Originally Posted by oldskool

as I understand it the check comes from webe with his 5% commission deducted from it

[chap52]

The buyer works through WeBeAutos. Mike receives the payment from the buyer, advises seller who then sends Mike a copy of the title. Mike then deducts the 5% and wires the rest of the funds to the seller. The seller sends the signed title overnight mail to the buyer, and a copy of the postal receipt to Mike.
With my sale I had my funds in my bank and the hauler showed up the day my title was suppose to be delivered to the buyer.
Like I say it took awhile to find the right buyer, but the no-hassle sale was worth it.
You can send all your photos to Mike and a narrative about the car. Mike will help fine tune it, contact you for approval of the ad and post it on, I believe 80 sites. 5% is cheaper than placing a few decent ads, and someone else filtering buyers and handling the transaction is priceless. Chap

[cederholm]

I see they are out of NY. Not sure about trusting a New Yorker, but...

Thanks for this info - think I'll contact him.

~ Carl

Originally Posted by chap52

The buyer works through WeBeAutos. Mike receives the payment from the buyer, advises seller who then sends Mike a copy of the title. Mike then deducts the 5% and wires the rest of the funds to the seller. The seller sends the signed title overnight mail to the buyer, and a copy of the postal receipt to Mike.
With my sale I had my funds in my bank and the hauler showed up the day my title was suppose to be delivered to the buyer.
Like I say it took awhile to find the right buyer, but the no-hassle sale was worth it.
You can send all your photos to Mike and a narrative about the car. Mike will help fine tune it, contact you for approval of the ad and post it on, I believe 80 sites. 5% is cheaper than placing a few decent ads, and someone else filtering buyers and handling the transaction is priceless. Chap

[1931 flamingo]

HA HA
Paul in CT