8003209557

Same here, Only the guy want's me to list my Camaro on Ebay, I said da ! !  It is are you interested and he said if I put it on ebay so I hung up on the samming idiot.

Total scam. Have reported them to BBB and DNC.

got a call from this caring guy like lets face it your cars not getin any newer.wats the hold up mayne lets do itttt!!!! no homo no homo...sorry dude im str8.they have no game at all.if ur gona scam a person at least kno wat ur doin @**h*%e.the best way to hide sumthn is to keep it in sum1s sight.lame no game weak brains beware (855-578-1536)&(800-320-9557)

Yep - 800-320-9557, "Jake" @ ext 244...wanting to know if my Mustang is still for sale...
kind'a reminded me of the "Jake at State Farm" ad.....

Gee, I wonder if this is one of the guys that calls:)))

These dago WOPs called me too about selling my car.   Obviously a high pressure hustle and scam.  

Don't use them, but do call their 800 number to harass them.  They have to pay for the calls they receive.   So, call them up and hit em where it hurts.

Guy called Lee called asking if the car was still available. Said something about ebay and that I could call him anytime.
Told him I'd call back at a better time.
Glad I've read others' comments as it's sounding like a bit of a scam.  I won't be calling him back now.

so a "legitimate company" calls 20 times in one hour.  Give me a break. (800) 320-9557

It amazes me how a company can call a single person 20 times in one hour.  And this is NOT a SCAM? hammer dial/auto dial is against the law here in the USA.  So, you are telling me that:

This Business is not BBB Accredited
National Vehicle Marketing, LLC (Headquarters)
Phone: (800) 320-9557 ext 246

Is NOT a SCAM?

Stop with the BS. These jacks call my call after I clearly stated that I do not want to be contacted about sales help! For that alone they should be shut down. I said the same thing...I will pay double the fee when they bring the buyer and they said no. Funny how that works. These people should all be shot.

I listed my car for sale and got a call from them. The thing is I just noticed their message from 20 days ago. I use google voice as my phone number and it went to my spam folder. Google says its spam so I say they have flagged these people.

Btw , I love google voice. I can block any idiotic caller.

From my Autotrader ad I know receive a call ad day from these 1-800 companies that swear they can sell it in 60 days. I learned my lesson years ago when I tried it. $300 later an 0 phone calls. Still waiting for a real human to call me from the autotrader advertisement too

wants info on the Harley we have for sale

I received a call from this number posing as an interested buyer of my newly posted SUV on Craigslist. He didn't leave his name but when I called back it was Tony (x217). This site was very helpful. Why would I want to pay someone else money to sell my car when I can post it for free on Craigslist? Thanks for the help guys!

ON the DO NOT CALL list and they still keep calling

I had a similar experience with this company. Dealt with Scott who helped me sell my truck quickly and at a set price we agreed upon. They can offer the buyer financing,extended warranty etc. It's hard to compete against the dealers for this reason. These guys offer the buyer all these things which in return will help you sell your vehicle much faster and they do all the work. They answer phone calls reply to emails etc etc. They are an eBay power seller with 100% positive feedback. I was very satisfied. Worth every penny.

Guy (Dave) called and left message about vehicle ad that I have posted on Craig's List. This is not an individual interested in my ad but a company wanting to help sell my vehicle for a fee. Craig's List as well as all the other sites that  lets people place ads need to do something to keep these type companies from  running their programs or whatever they do to getphone numbers.

I went to sell my car through these folks, don't do it. Like others on here, I paid to post my car on AutoTrader, Cars, CarGurus, KBB, etc. However, the only free site I posted it through (Craigslist) was the one I sold my car through. I had to wait three months for the car to sell, and desperately needed the money from the sale - so I paid $400 for these clowns to list my vehicle on eBay. I essentially paid $400 for them to copy my Craigslist ad - verbatim, mind you - and list the vehicle on their website (woohoo). The kicker is, they started the bidding at $0 for a $20k Reserve. Seriously? Who dafuq taught them how to post on eBay. Anyway, a week after the eBay bid ended (and the reserve not being met - of course) I got a call from an out-of-state buyer on Craigslist. We met up, made the transaction and it was all smooth sailing from there. So in conclusion - avoid these scumbags like the plague.