WorthpointReviews of worthpoint.com

Love being able to look up items on Worthpoint whether they're in my collection or I'm out shopping! Ya'll just saved me money on a painting that I liked, but it was overpriced. Thank you so much.

Search results generally are to broad. If you search more specific terms, many times no results.

If you buy or sell antiques and collectibles on a regular basis, you need Worthpoint. It's the best single source to find the sold price of items. It would be nice to see more art results along with sale information from additional sources.

Just want to say that it's always a pleasure to get stuff from Worthpoint and to read up on this amazing field of collecting. Well-written articles, good info on the worth of stuff, and so on. Thanks, Worthpoint!

I only wanted the free trial. I started my account and found one item. When I tried to log on again, the computer said the email and password was invalid. I requested a new one, but still could not get on. I was frustrated and at that point, I gave up. I tried later and got the same message, so I used a different email. After 7 minutes and 7 seconds I was charged $20. For even trying to log on. I called customer service and a gentleman assured me that that account was canceled. I told him what happened and that I wanted my money back. He said no, and told me about the rules. I was unhappy, but this fiasco was now over. Then to my surprise on my next statement Worth point has taken ANOTHER $20 on a closed account. I called and a lady told me that the email that I was using was not active in the system. I gave her the only other email that I have and sure enough it was the account that I was billed twice on. I still wanted my money, but she said I could still use the service. She reset my passwrd and waited on the phone while I logged on. I was confused by their terms, conditions, rules and regulations. When I called I was frustrated, upset, and out of $40, after she explained what I didn't understand I was able to log on, which is what I wanted all along. She said, I have until November. Now if I am charged again there will be another post that will not be a 4. Thank you.

I had an account years ago. I was charged incorrectly before the 7 days was up. I called and promptly received an apology and my $19 bucks. Then today I tried to log on. Had to call and spoke with Anita. She tried several times to use the email I requested, but because I was previously a member it would not allow the free trial again. She explained how to update my credit card information, but it wasn't working for me. I used a different email with Anita and she stayed past closing to create an account for me. They use to have people that you could speak with about the vaule of your antiques, but Anita said they no longer offer that service. I had her on the phone for over half an hour listening to me vent about not finding a fair appraiser. She was great with me. I guess like most people she wants to be treated with respect. As long as my billing is correct I don't have a problem.

I did have a difficult time signing up initially, but that problem was rectified personally by Will Seiple, whom I was fortunate to meet at an event in NY last October. Since then, no issues at all. My problem is that I probably don't use it enough, but that is on me. If there is any critique I could give, it is that sometimes, the first few items are an exact match for your search, but then a bunch of seemingly unrelated items are also included in the results. In summary, I think it's an excellent resource because it goes back eight years. vut you have to use it enough to make it worth the subscription price.

If you sell online you need sales information that is more than 30 days old especially for seasonal items or items not sold on a daily or weekly basis. Worthpoint offers this service and for a very nominal fee you can have the sales data you need to determine a fair market value price for your item. Like any other "program" it will take a few minutes to study and learn how to use it. Those who do not like it have not taken that time in my humble opinion for once you understand how to use it to its best ability you will wonder how you ever did without it in the first place. The small cost per month is greatly offset in higher selling prices for your items.