I Want What It's Worth 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

It appears that IWWIW (I want what it's worth) has good reviews and then horrible reviews. I am surprised they are still in business. They give no explanation for the bad reviews. They scammed me an... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

If I could give them 0 stars, I would. They claim to have a 24 hour turn around after receiving your jewelry to giving you an offer... took an entire week to revive an offer. They offered me $14 for a... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Complete and total SCAM!! My diamonds were bought as investment pieces. Also had them appraised before I sent them in at $5500. They offered $100 - I'm in a rush to have my items re-appraised when th... See more

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I usually don't do things with stuff online like trust ppl with my valuable items, but I took a chance and I was nicely surprised, very trustworthy site, nice ppl, honestly I'd tell everyone I know ab... See more

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Sell your pre-owned jewelry (Diamonds, Gold and Designer Jewelry) and get what it’s worth.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Complete and total SCAM!

Complete and total SCAM!! My diamonds were bought as investment pieces. Also had them appraised before I sent them in at $5500. They offered $100 - I'm in a rush to have my items re-appraised when they return. I can't imagine my original diamonds will be in place. DO NOT SEND YOUR VALUABLE JEWELRY TO THIS PLACE!!
UPDATE 1/28/19: My diamonds were returned untouched and in place. I still maintain this is a horrible place to sell your precious jewelry. I can understand an offer of ½ the appraisal value but to offer $100 for a total of $5500 worth of authentic earth diamonds....insulting.

January 14, 2019
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Reply from I Want What It's Worth

Thank you for your update. We really did everything we could to make you happy. When a customer requests their jewelry back we waste no time returning it.

As far as an investment goes, please don't take this the wrong way, but your pieces were bought at an extremely large markup at a retail store. You were ripped off and we feel sick about it. But we did all we can for you. Unfortunately, in a business like ours, we take the brunt of criticism, not the store who originally sold the jewelry.

Thank you so much for your trust and feedback.

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

You will not get what it's worth

It took them forever (over a week) to get a quote to me (and if you call the number on their website to speak to a "live" person...no way!) I sent in several pieces, all appraised for over 27k (yes!) and they kept me waiting to give me a quote of $1200 (I knew that I would not get the appraised amount because everyone has to make money but... This is insane!) Because I had my jewelry appraised before I sent it off you can believe that I am going to bring them back to ensure that I received the same stones back!

January 8, 2019
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Reply from I Want What It's Worth

I am sorry you feel that way. We did our absolute best to sell your jewelry. Our team spent a total of 60 hours trying to sell your piece. Selling jewelry takes time. Your piece was unique and we needed a little more time. We feel $1,200 was a great offer.

When you requested it back, we sent it back immediately.

If you feel we were incorrect with our assessment, please give us a call at 9092807380. You can also email us at support@iwantwhatitsworth.com and we will get back to you promptly.

Thank you for your feedback.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This Company is a SCAM

This Company is a SCAM. I sent off a Vera Wang Engagement ring originally worth 2,400. It took them FIVE DAYS to give me an offer of $76!!! I recieved better offers at the jewelers I took it to. I had the ring appraised before I shipped it off. I surely hope they haven’t replaced any diamonds because that’s the only way they could justify a $76 dollar offer for this ring. The gold alone is worth more than that !!!!!

January 8, 2019
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Reply from I Want What It's Worth

We are sorry you feel that way. We did our absolute best to sell your jewelry and wish you all the best.

When you requested your jewelry back, we sent it back immediately. Scams do not send your jewelry back.

If you feel we were incorrect with our assessment, please give us a call at 9092807380. You can also email us at support@iwantwhatitsworth.com and we will get back to you promptly.

Thank you for your feedback.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Piece of cake.

Could not be easier. Shipping supplies provided, shipping costs covered. Based on previous selling experiences, we were offered a very high price for our engagement ring. One click and they wired the money.

December 3, 2018
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