Select Vehicle Marketing

Do not use this company! They were in constant contact until I gave them my money. Then nothing. No updates, no follow ups and my cars were never even listed anywhere. I emailed and called with no answers. Weeks later they called only because they wanted more money to list my car on eBay. They were in such a hurry to take my money but my car was never listed on eBay until I called again asking them why. Then it was posted the next day. After it did not sell on eBay the first time they called right away and wanted another $ 600 to list it again. They never called the people who did bid on my car they just wanted more money. I have given them $ 1400 for 1 vehicle over a month ago and the only calls I get are asking for more money!!! Do yourself a favor and read reviews. They are a bunch of liars and only want your money. Craigslist is free and it will cost you $ 50 to list your car on eBay.

Nicky with Select Vehicle Marketing contacted me via telephone on 09÷24÷15 after reading my review posted here. We had a lengthy phone call, during which she explained to me that she feels I was mislead in a lot of different ways during my first experience with their company, and they are trying to make changes based on what people are telling them. Nicky offered to refund my entire fee from my first experience with them, and offered to market a vehicle for free for me in the future should I choose to use them. I have since been refunded my entire fee from last year, and they are currently marketing another car for me, which they are doing free of charge. Though I’m still not sure how likely I am to recommend them to anyone else, I am impressed that Nicky took such big steps to make things right with me and stand behind their company.

Total waste of money. I listed my RV on Craig’s list and the first call I received was from Select Vehicle Marketing. They told my that my asking price was good and convinced me that they were the best game in town for selling my RV and offered a deal ($ 449.00) of running not one, but two, 7-​day eBay auctions, plus they would advertise/​market my beautiful, low-​mileage 2012 RV all over the place. The first auction did not even reach 50% of my reserve price. After the first auction ended I tried to find my RV online using Google search. I could not locate it advertised online anywhere. I called them and they directed me to one online listing, not even on their site. Half-​way through the second 7-​day auction (during which we did not receive even one bid) they called me and convinced me that the way to go would be to convert the auction to a 21-​day buy-​it-​now with prime spot advertising (an additional $ 600). 14 days into the 21 day auction, after not one offer, I called and asked them to reduce the price on the RV by $ 10,000. They changed the price on the eBay ad, but not on their own site. At the end of 28 days NOTHING. Not once during the entire time did any of their agents (Rebecca was the original and I think Joe took over) did they call me with an update or recommendations as to how to sell my RV. I listed my RV again on Craig’s list, and guess who called me right away??? Not one, but two different listing agents from Select Vehicle Marketing wanting me to advertise my RV with them. They don’t even keep track of who they already suckered into their scam. I am out over $ 1000, and not a single offer from a buyer.

After trying to sell my high-​end car on places like Craigslist with no luck and calls from dealers trying to lowball the price, I turned to Select Vehicle Marketing. In the car buying/​selling world there are a lot of shady people but the people at Select were not only exceedingly professional but everyone was more than will to spend the time to answer my questions and my car sold before the auction was even up on Ebay at my full reserve price. I would definitely do business with them again.

They definitely care about their customer base and were more than reasonable in marketing my vehicle.

I gave them a second chance to sell my car, they blew it.
First I had the salesman tell me some things that didn’t quite jive. But later found in their own words, «WE DON’T SELL CARS WE SELL ADS». Right there, right freaking there I found out later is the problem. I gave a few hundred, they listed it on their site and an ebay ad. Ok, I gave them all the pictures and description, they just post on ebay and their own site? I already had it on Autotrader and had a few leads for like $ 50 or something! Car didn’t sell, they came back asking for more money for a second ad, an extended ad. Ok sure, he guaranteed it would sell for $ 20K. Yes he said that, no I know it sounds stupid. Long story short it didn’t sell, I gave them way too much money. Posted a negative review, and was shortly contacted by the owner Jeff. Well he sounded like a nice guy and genuinely wanted me to be happy so I allowed him to try for a third time to sell the car, with no extra money from my pocket and I deleted the bad review. Well guess what some moron at the place is telling people my reserve price!!! Maybe to just get it sold, I dunno what’s going through their mind but heck no don’t tell buyers the god forsaken reserve price!!! It even says on their terms they will not reveal the reserve price at ebay. I get another call from a guy saying he saw the car online, called Select Vehicle Marketing and some girl told him my lowest price I would take. F@#$#$^%^$%@!#$…REALLY??? Well that just about does it. Screw this company. Sorry Colby but I gave you way too many chances.

I saw a car I liked on
that listed this company as the owner. I emailed the link provided for their company to get more information, but did not get a response. Today I called. I spoke to 3 different people, and none of them could see the car that I wanted. They kept asking me if I found the car on ebay. One told me, «we need new computers here, ours are slow». Finally the 3^rd person found the car I had questions about. I asked about shipping and payment, and was told that was between me and the car owner. They gave me the owners first name and phone number, and that was the extent of their «SERVICE». I called and the car had already been sold. What a waste of my time.