Lands Of America Reviews
Lands Of America Overview
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1.2 star rating based on 7 customer reviews; consumers are mostly dissatisfied with service, pricing, and support.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Lands Of America reviews carefully before listing and understand the high price level and fees.
- Expect limited leads unless you pay for promoted placement and confirm cancellation terms up front.
- Confirm membership renewal and auto-bill policies to avoid unexpected charges.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent Lands Of America customer complaints about billing, unauthorized charges, and difficulty obtaining refunds.
- Recurring issues with subscriptions, auto-renewal, and poor customer service response.
- Site reliability problems and alleged misleading listings reduce value of paid ads.
Positive Feedback
Some users report a good chance for leads in the first couple hours after listing.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
1.2 star rating based on 7 customer reviews; consumers are mostly dissatisfied with service, pricing, and support.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Lands Of America reviews carefully before listing and understand the high price level and fees.
- Expect limited leads unless you pay for promoted placement and confirm cancellation terms up front.
- Confirm membership renewal and auto-bill policies to avoid unexpected charges.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Frequent Lands Of America customer complaints about billing, unauthorized charges, and difficulty obtaining refunds.
- Recurring issues with subscriptions, auto-renewal, and poor customer service response.
- Site reliability problems and alleged misleading listings reduce value of paid ads.
Positive Feedback
Some users report a good chance for leads in the first couple hours after listing.
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Unaffordable for any Search Results. Forced to Pay 2 Months
- - I paid $95 to list the property.
- - By Jan 7, there was 1 owner-financing inquiry.
- - The other inquiry was a test; $495/month to avoid bottom results.
Paid $95 December 31, 2023 to list my property for sale. Realized 1 inquiry by January 7th, requesting me to owner finance.
The only other inquiry was me, running a test to see if something was wrong. Must pay an additional $495 per month to avoid being at the bottom of search results.
By then, it was too late to cancel with a 30-day notice. Stuck for another month.
- Good chance for leads first couple hours
- 30 day notice to cancel requires a 2 month commitment
- Pay 495 for search results
- Or property goes to bottom of search
Preferred solution: I gained a negative experience and learned a lesson
User's recommendation: Don't Bother Listing Without Paying $495 per Month For Search Position
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Verified ReviewerMoney incorrectly taken from my account
The reviewer tried to contact the company before posting this review.
- - May 2023: my credit card used to enroll Lands of America; 761.50 charged.
- - June, July and August charged 1,249.50 each; card closed.
My son is selling land for profit and asked in May 2023 for my credit card number to enroll in Lands of America. He said it was a one time charge and that the person was in the Phillapines.
761.50 was taken out. However 1249.50 was taken out June, July and August. I closed down the credit card.
Do you have any knowledge of this? R Reid
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Verified ReviewerNefarious credit card payment system
- - Auto-renew requires 60 days' written non-renewal notice.
- - Payments rose from $284 to $355.
- - Cancellation denied; auto-pay persisted; MasterCard blocked.
Consumers beware, unless written notification of non-renewal is provided 60 days in advance of the final service date of the current term, they will auto-subscribe you for another 12-month term. My monthly payments went from $284 to $355.
They sent no email notification when my term was nearing the end. I was dealing with a dying father at the time and when I asked Lands of America to cancel my subscription and to stop charging my card, my rep told me that he couldn't. My only alternative was to cancel my credit card and get a brand-new card with new numbers. After doing that, I discovered that Lands Of America has it set up to continue with the auto-pay, even with a brand-new card.
A phone call directly to MasterCard finally put a block on this merchant.
The way this company operates is underhanded, and they deliberately make it almost impossible to cancel a subscription. My credit card company was appalled by their tactics.
User's recommendation: Avoid this company.
Irvine, California
Terrible customer service
- - A customer service rep is assigned after signup.
- - The rep does not return calls or messages.
- - The reviewer is unhappy with customer service after signing up.
After your sign up for a listing, the company assigns you a customer service rep. The rep who was assigned to me does not return my calls.
Left multiple voice mails, sent messages but no response. You cannot talk to any human being.
I wish I never signed up for a listing. Bad customer service.
Constant crashing
- - Constant crashes and tie ups make it impossible to search and view, and listing property for sale on this site is not recommended.
I try to search the Lands of Texas regularly. Constant crashing and tie ups make it impossible to search and view.
Have property for sale also, would not recommend listing on a site that operates so poorly. Geez, fix it already!
- Website sucks
Preferred solution: ability to search for property without crashes.
User's recommendation: read above
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Verified ReviewerSelling fake property
- - Listings on Lands of America may not reflect realty listings; they charge 17% plus a $295 filing fee, and some removed properties stay advertised.
I contacted him several times about their fake ads. And fake realty companies advertising on their page.
They still haven’t removed the ads and have added more posts from the same realty companies that doesn’t exist. Nothing but a scam!
Several listings on the lines of America properties I dont exist in realty companies that are real. Not to mention the fact that youre charging 17% on top of any land sold on top of their $295 filing fee.
Landowners that Ive contacted who actually on the land that theyre trying to sell are pissed that theyre charging so much.
And some of the land owners have already removed their properties, but lands of America is still advertising. Dont believe a word any of them say!
- Little to none of what they say is true
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
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Verified ReviewerTerrible customer service
- - Bryan H said cancellation could be discussed after 6 months if not satisfied.
- - No leads from our ad; he ignored emails and did not provide options.
Our salesperson, Bryan H, told me verbally that we could talk about cancellation if I wasn't satisfied after 6 months. When I contacted him to terminate because we had zero leads from our ad, he either did not respond to my emails or told me he would provide options to me but then never provided those options.
He continued to bill me and ignore my emails.
Worst customer service I've ever experienced from a sales person. Also did not receive any leads from our ad.
Preferred solution: Price reduction
User's recommendation: Do not recommend
No response
I have inquired into 4 properties via email. I left all my contact information. I told them I was ready to buy cashand I never received a response from them.
User's recommendation: Don't waste you time.
Do Not Use
They promise the moon. They deliver nothing.
They do not respond. Terrible service.
I will never use this company again.
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Verified ReviewerThey will Auto-Bill you if not notified 60 days Prior To ...
- - Annual Lands of America subscriptions auto-bill if not canceled 60 days before end.
- - Cancel near 1-year anniversary; site shows membership as not active.
After being bought out, hey have increased their pricing to $900 per month ...
Buyer Be Ware!!! If you do an annual subscription with Lands of America, they will auto-bill you if you do not call them to stop service at least 60 DAYS PRIOR TO THE END OF YOUR SUBSCRIPTION DATE !
I went to their website to cancel renewal of membership just before my 1 yr anniversary. When I clicked on the "Cancel Membership" button, I got the message that my membership was not active, so I assumed they had canceled since I had not submitted payment or signed up for another year. There was nothing on my original contract stating I had to give them a min of 60 days notice PRIOR TO my the end of my original contract. Most companies will give a customer a notice prior to an up coming renewal.
This company will not! I experienced a very NEGATIVE customer experience ...
Preferred solution: Pass nationwide Government Legislation to require companies to give notice to a consumer prior to any auto-billing
Clovis, New Mexico
Beware of 60 day notice.
- - Advertising produced zero results after 12 months.
- - Cancel needs 60 days' notice, extending 12 months.
- - The terms create a long commitment.
I have advertised with this company for the last 12 months with ZERO results. I wanted to cancel mid way through my agreement and they told me I could after my 1st year was over.
I just tried to cancel my subscription that ends next month and they said I have to give them 60 days notice to cancel so I am paying for another 12 months of worthless advertising.
My fault for not reading the details. Would of been nice if they would have told me that when I signed up but that is probably the only way they can get people to advertise for 2 years.
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This "automatic renewal" nonsense is a surprisingly common practice. That provision is stated somewhere in the original contract (you will need a 16x jeweler's loupe magnifier to find it).
The only remedy is to furnish a written cease and desist demand and serve via Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested. Keep all receipts and copies of correspondence. You must do usually a minimum of 30 days prior to the onset of the "new" billing period, but it is best to read the contract in case they've tinkered with that, too. They may well attempt to bill you 3-4 months ahead of the 'renewal' date.
Advise your financial institution of the 'drop dead' date for this vendor and to dishonor any attempts at billing and collection after that date. (I'm surprised that your rep was 'surprised' at the request). It's a disgusting way to "keep customers" and is not designed for your convenience of uninterrupted bliss. Folks need to remember to read everything they sign, we're all guilty of at least some of that omission.
There is an increasing number of bottom feeders who prey upon ordinary, normal thinking folks that a yearly contract is exactly that. Thank you for bringing this emerging issue to the forefront of this forum ; another example of such a company : Terminix (harder to get rid of than the bugs)