WatchBrokers.com LLC Eric Toso Total fraud - ripped me right off - I was duped - taken in - cleaned out Atalanta, Georgia

10th of Oct, 2011 by User280113

In August 2011 I had decided to sell my Breitling Navitimer watch and contacted Watchbrokers.com. I sent the watch to them via Federal Express, they recieved and appraised my watch at $4,750 then advised they could sell it within 10 days if I priced it lower than the appraised value. I agreed and set the low price of $2,995. After 20 days I contacted them and was advised that they had offers, but were holding out for a higher price. By 01 September 2011 I was beginning to become suspicious, that perhaps I had been tricked and that this company was operating a scam. Further requests for information regarding my watch went unanswered. On 21 September I went to their website to check on my watch and it had been removed from the section of "watches for sale". Great I thought, it has been sold. My attempts to log on to my account on their customer website section proved impossible - I received messages saying "no such email, account ID" etc was found! Further telephone calls and emails to the company have gone unanswered - I have been scammed! That is when a web search found this website with many reports of the fraud(s) made to other customers - if ONLY I had read this information first.. if only. I feel that as an individual hiring an attorney to go after this company and retrieve my watch will most likely cost me more in legal fees that the watch is worth and i believe that Watchbrokers.com are baking on this. I would willingly and grateful participate in a class action suit against these people including appearing as a witness at my own expense.

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