REALTOR.COM Scam Galore from a national brand name Westlake Village California

I contacted Realtor.com in connection with an email ad that I received.  The ad mentioned lead generation and other tools to attract Buyers.  I spoke with Jennifer Stickell Stickell, a local Senior Account Executive in Westlake Village, CA.  Jennifer explained how I was going to receive 8 leads per month and that the program was a 6-month program, which would have equated to a total of 48 leads.  The cost was $330 per month.

After having being billed for a total of 3 months, for a total of $990, I received exactly one lead that I actually had any communication with.  I received a total of 8 "leads", the first 3 I was never notified about, the next 3 leads were from the exact same person, the one that I in fact exchanged texts with (despite that it led to nothing), then I received one lead that was actually from a real estate professional and then the last one, I contacted within a couple of hours of receiving an inquiry and didn't hear back, despite a second effort to connect.

When I contacted Realtor.com to cancel the program I was made to talk to 3 different individuals in their organization and not a single one could make a commitment to cancel the program or provide a refund, despite the fact that none of them could dispute the poor results of the lead generation program.  After several emails and telephone communication led nowhere, I decided to talk to my bank and I can reassure you, I won't allow these scamsters to hold on to my $990.00.  I will post negative critiques of this predatory, false advertising, bait and switch organization that is even more grave of an offense, when one considers that Realtor.com has the implicit stamp of approval of the National Association of Realtors.

Overall, I have found Realtor.com to be dishonest, unresponsive, predatory and what we'd basically call a scam.  Don't let them get hold of your credit or debit card.  They'll drain it and won't deliver the leads they promise.