Anyone use Haggleme.com?

[Abodywantedinmi]

Okay, I had never heard of this site until last night (cannot even remember how I got to it, but was searching for Darts...)
Anyways, it appears to be a bunch of owner ads that go through one central location. There are some decent looking projects, but the prices seem a tad steep (thus why you get to "haggle" I guess).
Just wondering if anyone has dealt with them or have any other thoughts??

 

[Abodywantedinmi]

Here's an example, and this is supposed to be a Mod-top too...

http://www.haggleme.com/Vehicle/location-Michigan-vehiclesforsale/40030/1969-Dodge-Dart.aspx

 

[coinstore]

I used them twice. everything went as promised. no problems.

 

[Abodywantedinmi]

I used them twice. everything went as promised. no problems.

What did you buy? How does it work?

 

[jmg72]

Looking for info on this suspicious looking site/company, and actually found an old thread here on a site I frequent!

Anyways, I find it suspicious that the ONLY posts that speak positively of 'haggle me', like coinstore, only have one post to their names. Almost like someone is using a net rep monitor to know when people post about it, then create an account, and give positive feedback.... Anyone else?

I would love find one review i trusted on this company...

 

[fratzog lover]

Coinstore joined 2 years ago, and coincidentally just made his first post? Nothing suspicious there. I see Haggle me when cruising Classiccarsonline.com. Lots of rough cars and dreamers too.

 

[zombywoof]

i saw a 71 charger on there i liked so i called haggle me....so after they gave me their little sales pitch i ask where the car was located at so i could go look at it. well before they give that info they want a credit card number and want to charge you 500 dollars as a sign of good faith and according to haggle me that 500 goes towards the purchase price of the car. so i asked what if i didnt like the car and they told me they would refund my money. needless to say i passed on this wonderful opportunity

 

[Hemioutlaw]

i saw a 71 charger on there i liked so i called haggle me....so after they gave me their little sales pitch i ask where the car was located at so i could go look at it. well before they give that info they want a credit card number and want to charge you 500 dollars as a sign of good faith and according to haggle me that 500 goes towards the purchase price of the car. so i asked what if i didnt like the car and they told me they would refund my money. needless to say i passed on this wonderful opportunity

Helluva Deal Lol,
What an outstanding model for a successful business venture, so I give you my $$$ (in good faith of course) then I possibly fight with you to get it back if I don't like what I see. Oh yeah I need those kind of headaches where do I sign up!

 

[fratzog lover]

Maybe coinstore would like to weigh in. That would be post number 2! Since he apparently coughed up 500 bucks, not once but twice.

 

[kelly chupp]

Looking for info on this suspicious looking site/company, and actually found an old thread here on a site I frequent!

Anyways, I find it suspicious that the ONLY posts that speak positively of 'haggle me', like coinstore, only have one post to their names. Almost like someone is using a net rep monitor to know when people post about it, then create an account, and give positive feedback.... Anyone else?

I would love find one review i trusted on this company...

A friend of mine bought a car from them. It was supposed to be a convertible however once it was shipped, it was a sawed off coupe and not a convertible at all. Haggleme.com refuses to refund his money stating he has to collect from prior owner and guess what, prior owner won't refund it. My friends money was sent to haggleme.com and they have a duty to make sure they are not falsely advertising cars which they failed to do