WatchBrokers.com reviews and complaints

Yes you should contact the police to file a "POLICE REPORT" immediately because for everyday you allow this to go on without reporting it you're only hurting your own case. You can also go file a "WARRANT APPLICATION" in the County in which you mailed your watches to these crooks to.

Don't continue waiting to do something concerning your "EXPENSIVE WATCHES" because this is a crime and it looks like "THEFT BY CONVERSION" if these crooks have gotten your watches and sold them to pay their bills or they've given your watches to someone else.

These guys are pure criminals. I don't know if they got used to the idea of cheating people or if they are just evil. At any rate, they are all found on Facebook; Rick Latona, JC Piquant (he has recently removed his picture), Eric Toso. Take a look, you can put a face to the criminal. It's no joke, these guys should be in jail.

I was supposed to get a check from them about a month ago but I have not recieved anything. I have left numerous messages with eric toso, JC, and customer support, and not gotten any sort of response. They have ripped me off and I want to press charges for theft, breach of contract, embezzelment, and whatever else I can nail them for. I have photos of the watch they stole from me. I have more but two should do.

Eric Toso is and never was an owner at WatchBrokers.Com, he was an employee and had not control or power over payments or how the money was spent. It's not fair to put his personal information and send people after him personally. Eric Toso, Brandy Bennett, and a few others left the company months ago due to the way the company was being operated and the lack of follow through with paying the customers.
The owner/operator of the company is RJ Bergh and has been since December of 2011, the payments made and not made were done so by RJ Bergh. At this point your best bet is to contact The State of Georgia Office of Consumer Protection, the Atlanta Police and Fox5 in Atlanta.

Eric Toso no longer works there. He left when people were not getting paid. As did three other people who worked there. The owner is RJ Bergh and his phone number is [protected]. Eric does NOT own watch brokers or have any power of what they do. RJ does so calling Eric will get you no where. He was an employee not the owner.

Wow, I went to watchbrokers.com. They only have 1 watch for sale now. Hahaha. Rick Latona and the rest of them, including R.J. Berge are still trying to keep the scam alive. Don't you guys know when you're finished? Do you like the pain or something? Well we will keep dishing it out, there is plenty more where this came from. You are doomed to lose. This is God's will. Looser crooks do not get to keep their money. Duh.

Please feel free to contact me if you still have not gotten paid. I am in the same boat and the story is long. I am filing a lawsuit this week and would like to speak with anyone in the same situation, but especially anyone who has been waiting to be paid for 6 months or more. I can give you more info by phone or email.
Kristin [protected] or dellam5@charter.net

Mike,
Would you mind calling as I don't want to give too much info. on the internet incase Watchbrokers.com reads the comments and don't want to give them a heads up. I have been scammed as well and will share with you the channels that I have gone through.

Cheryl, [protected]

I had a watch that I wanted to sell, it was a Breitling, Aerospace, Titanium, Two tone watch that I had no use for. I went online to see where the watch was from, it was WATCHBROKERS.COM. I went on WATCHBROKERS.COM and I had to sign a form with my name, address, email, phone number to be reached. A few days later I have receive a phone call @ 2:30am from a MICHAEL DAVIS, asking me about the watch, reason of me selling my watch. Then MICHAEL DAVIS, had given me some information about the company and what they do, how they do it, and how things move very quickly. Before taking the first step I took the liberty of going through thier website and everything looked promising, so I took the first step which was sending pictures of the watch. After a few days I had receive an email from MICHAEL DAVIS, saying that the pictures he had receive looks good, everything looks great and he would like to move to the next step, which is sending the watch to 3 WEST PACES FERRY RD NW, ATLANTA, GA 30305. I had to print out 2 pages containing WATCHBROKERS.COM INSURANCE DECLARATION AND FED EX EXPRESS. On 4/4/2011 fed ex had come to our house to pick up the box containing the watch inside. Within 2 days they had receive the watch. Another email was sent to me by MICHAEL DAVIS, saying they have the watch and everything looks fine except for some minor details which was, had some small minor scratches that could barely see, and the band was a little loose, but above all the watch was in good condition. Then he had said the price range would be between $1, 200 - $700.00 we could get for it, but 35% for them for selling the watch. But because MICHAEL DAVIS, was not the person who deals with auctioning off the watch it got transfered to a person name ERIC TOSO. At first he called he kept me informed with the watch, what was going on, sending me emails on a daily basis for a month and a half. Till one day I had receive a phone call saying there was a buyer who wanted the watch for $600.00 so ERIC TOSO, had sent me an email stating that if I wanted to sell the watch for $600.00 I needed to sign a contract containing I agree upon selling the watch for $600.00, I agreed. I needed the money to fix my car transmission. Now that the watch was being sold to someone I had to wait 10 days for the buyer to send them the money, which I had agreed 10 days came and went so I called ERIC TOSO, had to leave a voice message. ERIC TOSO, had called me back saying that the buyer had sent out the check for the watch but I had to wait another 7 days, so I agreed, whats another 7 days. 7 days came and went again I had to call to find out what was going on with my watch could not get through had to leave another voicemail. Couple days later ERIC TOSO, had called me back saying that they have receive the check from the buyer but it has to be cleared first with no red flags on it. Then he had said I should be getting my check within 7 days, no money, no check. Once again I had to call to find out what was going on no one answered, no response from email, had to leave another voicemail. It had been another week no response what so ever from ERIC TOSO, all because he was on vacation he had said. Finally he had called telling me that he has no idea why I have'nt receive my check yet! Come to find out he had said they sent it out to an address which was not mines so we had to correct that mistake. Another check was made out to my address guess what? no check. I have called, I have written emails, I have left messages no one responded. It took about another week for ERIC TOSO, to call me back after receving an email from my wife! When ERIC TOSO, had called me he had told me that I had to talk to another person name JAYCEE, who is there accountant, when I called JAYCEE, all I got was his voicemails.

@MDACEY25: I'd like to know what exactly happened? You're claiming this online jeweler ripped you off but you're not giving the readers such as myself anything to understand.

Did you mail this jeweler your watch because you were selling it to this jeweler? Give the readers of your post, more to read and understand rather than what you've posted already.

You're saying this jeweler did a lot of things to you criminally, but you're not telling us how this situation came to be.

Any one who wants a class A lawsuit, call me. [protected]

Denise Arnold, everyone in Middle Island N.Y knows about this bipolar busybody adulterous saggy toothy horsefaced [censored] on Creekside drive. Everyone knows how she zeros in on perceived targets who somehow wronged her and will let the slander fly when it suits her needs.

You can not trust a word out of the mouth of Denise Arnold.

Above she writes " I have family in the FBI and Secret Service . They skrewed the pooch this time, never should of taken advantage of an Irish girl from New York.."

Shut up and take your lithium Denise, Your having another manic episode, surprised you haven't started posting about the "illuminati" and there mind control experiments yet.

They aggressively pursued the selling of my 2 Rolex watches. They are sold and now I can't get the funds and they wont' return calls, emails or respond to a BBB - Atlanta registered complaint. There are over 16 documented cases where they have failed to pay for the watches they have sold on behalf of individuals. When does poor business practices change into a scam and/or fraud where the FBI may get involved?

I contracted this company to sell my Rolex watch, now they will not pay me the money they owe me they will not answer or return my phone calls. At first they will promise you the moon, than when they get your watch they are done with you. DO NOT DO ANY BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY. If any one else has experianced the same thing you should file a complaint with the Georgia consumes affair dept. Once again DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY!

I sent my watch in 3 months ago and was told it sold on January 15th. They do not return emails and it's nearly impossible to get someone on the phone. My rep Eric Toso keeps telling me the check is in the mail... but still no check. DO NOT DEAL WITH THESE PEOPLE. THEY ARE CROOKS!

It has been over a year since Watchbrokers.com stole my Breitling watch! In shipped it to them, and was told it sold within days. After contacting the company...which took forever!, was told they were working with the Governor's office and would begin paying clients soon! These people should all be in jail!

I have been nothing but lied too and been waiting on my money since feb. I sent them a $20, 000 watch. At this point, I think I have lost it and that they are nothing but a scam!

I entered into an agreement with Watchbrokers.com to sell a high end watch with a minimum acceptable sale price of $4, 500. The listing for the watch expired on 7/14/2011 at which time the watch was sold for the $4, 500. They advised the seller had 15 days to complete the transaction and I would receive my check within 10 - 14 days from the buyers fully executed purchase. At worst case, I should have received a check in early August. I have called dozens of times and emailed numerous requests for updates with no response. Based on my experience, they are complete frauds. It's now over 3 months since the sale of my watch and they will not return calls or emails - This is a huge scam.

Wish I had googled Matt Mason so I could learn more about him. He has cost me a ton of money too. I have learned a big lesson - and will know not to trust anyone that moves from selling cars to selling watches...

If you still have not gotten paid, please contact me at dellam5@charter.net...I may be able to help...I am filing my lawsuit this week.
Kristin
[protected]
dellam5@charter.net

on November 7.2011 I contacted Watchbrokers.com regarding selling my Rolex watch. There policy is to email the client a pre-paid shipping label for shipping your watch to them. I then dropped the watch off at federal express for shipment to watchbrokers.com.with the package insured for $11, 000. They received the watch on 11/9/11 and contacted me regarding doing a condition report and written evaluation for appraisal puposes for selling the watch. Although on November 7 when I originally contacted Matt at watchbrokers.com, he initially stated the watch would be worth between $7000.00 and $9000.00 with a full retail price of $11, 000.00. Well the report came back that the watch was in mint to excellent condition as it had never been worn and was still in its original packaging. The value was then deemed to be worth only $4950.00 and a retail value of $5100.00. At that popint I informed Mr. Mason that I would not be willing to sell the watch and had decided to keep it as it was a gift and really not worth it to sell it for me. I instructed him that I wanted the watch returned to me and he stated that he would have to do some paper work and get back with me tomorrow. Well 3 weeks have gone by and now Watchbrokers.com will not return any of my dailey phone calls and completly ignoes all correspondance thru email. I simply want my watch returned to me. thats all. I filed a report with the Atlanta BBB and found out from them they have an "F";rating for past unscrupulous business transactions with other customers such as myself.

Anyone know this Eric? anything about him? background, age, schooling?

These guys never give up. Looks like they found a new patsy. His name is Matt Mason.
Here is a new report I found. See MATT MASON'S PHOTO BELOW.

Watchbrokers.com Sent in my TAG(s) watches and never heard from them again. Internet, Georgia

I worked with watchbroker agent Matt Mason. I received my mailing label for my 2 Tag Heuer watches. Watchbrokers received, inspected and posted both my watches. Then also received bids on them and I accepted the offers. I then never heard from them. After several emails/voicemails and answering service indicated that Matt was still with company and never heard from him. Contacted Better Business Bureau and they could not get in touch with them.

THESE PEOPLE ARE CROOKS. MATT MASON IS A THEIF. DONT GET SCAMMED LIKE I DID

Another victim, so sorry to hear you were scammed by these guys. Here are their photos for your convenience. I have yet to locate the newest scam artist, Matt Mason. But your bumbling, inarticulate Eric Toso (last picture) is still scamming. At any rate, these are the fine citizens that have your watch.
Names: Al (Mr. Cool) Bolton, Jonathan (Deliverance) Swift, J.C. Piquant (the accountant), R.J. Berge (the drunk), Tisha Cox (we are unaware of her scamming anyone directly), Rick Latona (company's owner who lets this go on and on), Eric Toso (liberal weirdo).

I Fed Exed my Rolex to Watchbrokers.com to be sold, in August 2011.After a dozen excuses, it was sold on November 16, 2011.

Eric Toso, Senior Broker, told me in countless emails and voicemails, 30 to 45 days for payment. At the end of December, the last time I heard from him, he stated if I had not received payment by January 1, 2012, to call him... I have. And I have emailed. Dozens of times. Any number I push for any department at Watchbrokers goes to voicemail. My messages and emails go unanswered.

Catherine Norton-Lams
blondbrainserenity@yahoo.com

I sent this company a watch to sell for me. According to a conversation on Feb 25, 2011, the watch was sold and I should expect payment to be mailed March 3, 2011. It is March 16, 2011 & no payment has been sent. Each time I am able to get a person on the line I am told they will get right on it and have a tracking number for me. They don't return calls, you have too keep calling. They don't return emails, nor do they do what they say they will do. I do not recommend this company in any way. Their business practices are poor & I have yet to receive payment that they have agreed is owed too me.

No payment after sale of Breiting AOPA 806 64 navitimer

Ah, Rick Latona, RJ Bergh, and the rest of the crew. It's fun to watch things unfold on the news. Check out the 4 stories that have been reported. http://www.wannadevelop.com/blog/watchbrokers-domains-seized/
I just wonder why Rick Latona did not shut this thing down in the first place. If I could talk to him I would ask what went wrong.
Boy, looking at their photos, I would not give 5 cents to any one of them. Would you?
Anyway, here is another picture of Rick, and, the most strange is this new person they hired. This is a recent photo of him. He usually doesn't look like this.

I lost my beautiful highend Breitling watch to them too. I would like to know if you finally got your money back or how your lawsuit turned out. Any advice you can give me?

Duncan
[protected]

I have been taken for a ride by this company as well. They have sold 4 watches for me, I have been paid for 1. That took over 2 months. The other 3 have been sold since August and I have not been paid. I have called countless times to Eric Toso and Brandy Bennett, who is the one who writes the checks, or not!
I am going to taking action against them, to either pay me or return my watches.

Have you been paid yet? If not, please contact me. I am in the same boat and filing a lawsuit this week...
Kristin
[protected]
dellam5@charter.net

Has anyone been paid. I was told by Eric Toso that the check had been sent and I should have it on Oct 17th. It is now the 21st and still no money.

Above pictures were rearranged when I posted. The new config is as follows; Al Bolton, RJ Bergh, Tisha Cox, Jonathan Swift, J.C. Piquant, Rick Laytona, Eric Toso.

Here are some of the players you've given expensive jewelry to. It's not your fault though, their company appears completely legitimate at first glance. From top left: J.C. Piquant, Rick Laytona (owner), Eric Toso, Al Bolton, RJ Bergh, Tisha Cox, Jonathan Swift.
And no I don't know how they sleep at night.

UPDATE:

Per Watchbrokers.com, this customer was sent a check via Bank of America online bill pay. The check was received by the customer on 8/8/11 and confirmed by the customer, Ms. Tamara Patrone. This client has also stated they will post on sites, showing us in a good light.

Just like everyone else on this site it looks like I have been scammed. They sold my Jaeger LeCoultre watch for $2700 first week in August and I still have not been paid. I have spoken with them several times and keep hearing diffent reasons why I have not been paid. First it was new software now it is they are going through an audit. Now I cannot get anyone to return calls or emails. I have filed complaints with BBB and Georgia's consumer affairs. My next step will be to call the Atlanta police and also seek an attorney.

Do not do business with this company! I only wish I had found this web site before I sent my watch away.

I sent them an Omega watch in June, 2017. My initial contact was Eric Toso. He did call me in September to tell me my watch had sold. After waiting a while I called him to inquire about my payment and he told me the buyer had a 15-day right of recission. So, I waited some more, called Watchbrokers in early October and was told the sale was complete and I had been put on a "to pay list". No check yet! Since my last call I have not been able to contact a "soul" there and there have no replies to my emails. I don't like to about being scammed, but every- thing up to now indicates I am definitely a scam victim.

Watchbrokers.com sold my Rolex Explorer II back in late June. It has been four months and I still have not received payment. I have left literally dozens of voice messages and dozens of emails to the finance department and have NEVER received a response. I even hired an attorney to draft a letter demanding payment and STILL no response. I have filed a complaint with the BBB of Atlanta as well as the Governor's Office of Consumer Affairs in hopes that this will finally spur some action on their behalf. In short, this has been one big nightmare and has caused me incredible stress. Quite possibly the worst company I have ever dealt with.

I bought a watch for the gold weight in the band and case. I can get $500 out of it as scrap. But it is a nice omega watch so I sent it to watch brokers to if I could sell it through them for more than the scrap value. They recommended a price of $450.00 and they keep 35% . I told them that would be silly for me to do and to send my watch back. They want $39.95 in shipping and handling to send it back to me. I said they could use my Fedex account number and they said they could not do that.

I am so very sick. We dropped our watch off to them in Sept. it sold the first of Oct. and no one will talk to us. We have had to turn it over to our attorney and I am going to call the FOX 5 I team tomorrow to see if they want to do a story on it. We are beside ourselves sick and have been taken such advantage of. I do not recommend this company to anyone...if I had only seen this sight before we took our watch to these guys. Now, if I ever hear from them and they pay us our money I will let you know but thus far this has been a nightmare!

In July 2017 I sent watch brokers 4 watches to sell. By the end of Aug. they were all sold with an ending balance (after 19% commission deducted) of 4000.00. It has been 5 months and I have not received a dime of what they owe me. They have recently told me that they are working with the governor of Georgia's consumer protection agency and have set up a payment schedule for outstanding payments to customers. I have researched and can find nothing supporting these claims. Watch brokers has failed to send me documentation to verify of any such schedule. This company has done too many people this way and needs to stopped! I will not stop until I have been paid in full by watch brokers.

I have mailed five valuable watches to this company and have had similar responses or should I say no responses. I've contacted all the departments or agencies suggested. I have two further suggestions--a fraud detective told me I should notify the USPS as this involves MAIL FRAUD--Please lets all complain.My super duper idea is let us all contact Leslie Stahl from 60 minutes and see if she would be interested in a panel discussion.

I like everyone else fell for the same SCAM and sent them my watch in August. They were very helpfull and polite so I mailed them overnight Fed-Ex my IWC coustea aquatimer limited edition. The watch was sold in August and I was assured by Eric Toso I would recieve payment in timely matter. Each time I contacted Eric as the weeks passed I was told 1-2 more weeks. Then Toso forwarded me to account payable of which they would never respond. To this date I have not received payment or corrospondance from them. I have filed with BBB of which they have not received a response. I also made a clame with Govorners Office of consumer affairs. I'm not sure what the next step should be or how to come to a resolution. Any input would be appreciated or if there is further legal action. Please contact me at K9champ@hotmail.com. For those contiplating brokering your watch be carefull and I wouldn't suggest watchbrokers.com.

on November 7.2017 I contacted Watchbrokers.com regarding selling my Rolex watch. There policy is to email the client a pre-paid shipping label for shipping your watch to them. I then dropped the watch off at federal express for shipment to watchbrokers.com.with the package insured for $11, 000. They received the watch on 11/9/11 and contacted me regarding doing a condition report and written evaluation for appraisal puposes for selling the watch. Although on November 7 when I originally contacted Matt at watchbrokers.com, he initially stated the watch would be worth between $7000.00 and $9000.00 with a full retail price of $11, 000.00. Well the report came back that the watch was in mint to excellent condition as it had never been worn and was still in its original packaging. The value was then deemed to be worth only $4950.00 and a retail value of $5100.00. At that popint I informed Mr. Mason that I would not be willing to sell the watch and had decided to keep it as it was a gift and really not worth it to sell it for me. I instructed him that I wanted the watch returned to me and he stated that he would have to do some paper work and get back with me tomorrow. Well 3 weeks have gone by and now Watchbrokers.com will not return any of my dailey phone calls and completly ignoes all correspondance thru email. I simply want my watch returned to me. thats all. I filed a report with the Atlanta BBB and found out from them they have a "F" rating for past unscrupulous business transactions with other customers such as myself.

Eric Toso managed to have me ship my Bretling watch to sell. The watch was shipped to them in July of 2017, the watch was sold in December for less than what it's worth, they deducted 19% profit and was also charging me $199.00 for servicing the watch. But based on the add on their web site, the watch was sold as is.

I was promised the check in June of 2017. Since then, they have not returned my phone calls nor responded to my emails.

Watchbrokers.com sold my Rolex Sea-Dweller on consignment on June 28, 2011 for $4, 000. They were supposed to keep 19% and pay me the remainder. As of today, December 18, 2011, they have paid me nothing. BrandyBennett@WatchBrokers.com informed me that I will be paid no later than November 31, 2012.

I sent them my watch, because I really needed the money. Their ads were slick and appeared quite legitimate. The voice on their answering machine is of a woman with an English accent. English accents sound classy. WatchBrokers.com is not classy. They robbed me. Merry Christmas.

David Maresh
davidmaresh@msn.com

I had a similar experience with the same characters ( Michael Davis and Eric Toso-- JC Piquant wasn't man enough to EVER return my calls. Now they a "Brandy" trying to negotiate a deal) I negotiated a deal at 28% commission and a possible sale price of between $16000 and $17000--all documented in emails. I signed the contact that said they would call me with an offer and i could either accept it or refuse it. After they received my watch they claim that i signed a different contract that had a 35% commission rate and a $7500 price tag. They subsequently sold the watch without first presenting the offer and claim they were owed the 35%. when I presented the email negotiations and the contract I sign, they produced another that i have absolutely no recollection of signing --why would i sign it? --it was completely different from the two -week email exchange negotiation and contract that i signed and have in my files. I found out my watch was sold after hounding them for a week every day and only after I contacted the governors office did they call to settle. Now they're admitting that the commission rate should have been 28% but are insisting that i agreed to the %7500. I am prepared to fight forever with these crooks-for nothing else that to put them out of business so they can't hurt anyone else. --BTW my insurance company is going after them as well.

Try to find out information on this Funk Legal Group, best I can tell it is some character named Rolando G. Funk of New Haven Connecticut, but good luck finding a physical address for this character. If I were all of you, I would be laughing my head off at these form Cease and Decist letters... go ahead Funk sue ALL these people who have had their watches and money taken by your supposed clients... good luck with that one, this company needs to be shut down and I suspect that it won't be long before the FBI or some other government agency finds hotels for the whole group of them. With the number of complaints of fraud, theft and embezelment against this company, it would be nice to see everyone get together with one FBI field office, probably in Fulton County, Georgia and stop them before they defraud others. And as for the "Funk Legal Group" go for it big guy!

Re: Notice to Cease and Desist Internet Defamation

Dear Mr. Rolf Wiegand:

Please be advised that my firm has been retained by Watchbrokers to investigate and to take the necessary legal action for unwarranted and defamatory attacks against Watchbrokers by you, user name, RolfWiegand.

Watchbrokers has been in business for years and has been very successful in buying and selling watches to its customers throughout the world and satisfying their customer’s needs. Watchbrokers.com has established a well founded reputation for the quality of its services and customer satisfaction. All customers who sold watches to watchbrokers.com did get paid in full. Watchbrokers never, nor intended to deceive, withhold or steal from its customers whatsoever.

You specifically referenced to Watchbrokers in your post that Watchbrokers is a fraud, theft by deception and are in engaged in breach of contract and embezzlement are made with false accusations and without merit. In addition, they are misleading and defamatory in that they depict my client as engaging in fraudulent activity that violates civil and criminal laws, thereby damaging my client’s reputation and adversely affected its business.

My client has already compensated you in the amount of $648 via Bank of America bill pay check on April 22, 2011 pursuant to your signed Customer Service Agreement with Watchbrokers.
Pursuant to Kentucky Common Law, defamation of character involves a person making false statements about another person that causes that person to suffer harm. Defamation of character can be committed by verbal statements (slander) or written statements (libel). The false statements must have been published or communicated to a third party by the defendant, for defamation of character to occur.

Your attempts to spread libelous and defamatory material about my client have caused serious and irreparable injury to it, its reputation, and its business. My client will not stand by this and allow this misconduct to continue.

I hereby demand that you;

1. Immediately remove all defamatory and disparaging remarks made by you, and

2. Immediately cease and desist in posting any defamatory statements about my client,

Please note that this firm does not attempt to restrict legitimate free speech, and this firm believes that the internet is an important medium for dissemination of accurate and truthful information and for fair comment on issues of the interest. However, the activities on [redacted] have unlawfully encroached upon my client’s rights.

The purpose of the rebuttal is to put you on notice that if in the event you refuse to comply with the demands set forth herein, I will have no choice to recommend my client pursue all causes of action, including filing a lawsuit to protect its interest, including seeking court costs and attorney fees incurred by my client as a result of your actions.

The Funk Legal Group

I unfortunently sent my grandfathers Rolex watch to Watch Brokers and, could not get ahold of anyone for over 6 months, I left message after message and no one would ever call me back. They finally called to say my watch was sold, that was October of last year, I have not any contact with them sence. This is or was the worst company I have ever come in contact with. Iam now without my Rolex watch but I am also out $3000.00 in payment.
I dont know IF they really sold the watch, of juat STOLD it from me. PLEASE do not do any business with this company or anyone involved with them.

I am very disappointed. I got creamed by this scam artist Eric Toso. He has had my
Watch for 6 months and no communication or contact. The phone number is worthless.
Do not send send in anything to these crooks calling IRS tomorrow.

I too have been scammed by this company! I sent a watch in a year ago or better, with no call back no emails, and no money. I plan to call Fox 5 first thing tomorrow morning. I wont give up til I have my money.

THIS IS A FEDERAL CRIME-BECAUSE THE WATCH THAT WAS SEND TO WATCHBROKERS IN ATLANTA, GA HAD CROSS THE STATELINE WHEN IT CAME FROM ANOTHER STATE, CALL THE FBI IN ATLANTA, GA AND REPORT IT, YOU WON'T GET ANYTHING DONE IF YOU DO NOTHING,

ssienda33@hotmail.com

ALL YOU PEOPLE THAT SEND WATCHBROKERS IN ATLANTA, GA A WATCH.WELL YOU GOT SCAM, YOU WON'T GET YOUR MONEY- I WILL TELL YOU THE BEST THING TO DO.SEND A LETTER TO -FOX 5 I-TEAM IN ATLANTA, GA 1551 BRIARCLIFF RD NE
ATLANTA, GA 30306 TO DALE RUSSELL-RANDY TRAVIS AND DANA FOWLE, OR CALL [protected]
THEY ARE ATLANTA BIGGEST AND MOST HONORED INVESTIGATIVE TEAM, FOX 5 NEWS IS WAITING FOR YOUR CALL,
DON'T WAIT'

ssienda33@hotmail.com

I sent my watch to watchbroker's.com several months ago and have been dealing with a guy named Eric Toso. He has stalled the whole time and now he won't return my calls or emails. What can I do? rickmilloy@hotmail.com

Hello,

I'm dealing with the same issues you are. I'm wondering if you have been paid yet? I sent in my watch in March and it sold in May. I'm still waiting for the money.

Thanks,

Will echo what "gaspiasse" had to say, as the customer service is horrible and trying to get an update on the sale of your watch and when you will be paid is extremely frustrating. I was on hold for 27 minutes one day last week and still did not talk to anyone. When you do get through you are told you will get a call back, but no one ever calls back. They have a serious communication problem once your watch is submitted and it gets worse when it is sold. They need to develop a customer service program that is friendly to clients and gives you a clear timeline for the sale and when to expect payment.