The myhousedeals.com website is one of these false advertising sites that lures the site visitors by charging money for premium listsing before general public.
These listings are usually old and the brokers listed on the site seem to be in kahoot with the site. When a user reaches out to a broker by filling out a form on the site there is no response or no reach out from the broker because these properties are usually sold already -- because these are old listings. The site keeps promoting these listings though!
I started out with the FREE membership, but they said I needed to upgrade to see the listings 14 days before the FREE members. What they don't tell you is the listings are old and have been on the market for weeks, or even months already. I visited 9 houses that were listed as "available" on their website, but had actually been sold weeks before. The "Pre-foreclosure" properties they had listed were not in pre-foreclosure status, and the dollar amounts listed were completely bogus.
Their Customer Service Department does not answer the phone, so you have to leave a message. I demanded a refund but they said they have a strict no-refund policy. Don't be fooled. They do not have any information on their website about listed properties that is not also available from a variety of others, including Zillow.
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The myhousedeals.com website is one of these false advertising sites that lures the site visitors by charging money for premium listsing before general public.
These listings are usually old and the brokers listed on the site seem to be in kahoot with the site. When a user reaches out to a broker by filling out a form on the site there is no response or no reach out from the broker because these properties are usually sold already -- because these are old listings. The site keeps promoting these listings though!
I started out with the FREE membership, but they said I needed to upgrade to see the listings 14 days before the FREE members. What they don't tell you is the listings are old and have been on the market for weeks, or even months already. I visited 9 houses that were listed as "available" on their website, but had actually been sold weeks before. The "Pre-foreclosure" properties they had listed were not in pre-foreclosure status, and the dollar amounts listed were completely bogus.
Their Customer Service Department does not answer the phone, so you have to leave a message. I demanded a refund but they said they have a strict no-refund policy. Don't be fooled. They do not have any information on their website about listed properties that is not also available from a variety of others, including Zillow.