If you are so thinned-skin you … Fizber.com should change it's name to Crybaby.com... If you are so thinned-skin you shouldn't ask for feed-back. Obviously, a web-site as great as your self-proclaimed tracks and counts hits on listings (or should). There is a difference with "unhappy" and "unimpressed" I understand tat my exposure is free, and I clearly understand the hurtles of raw land sales and acquisition vs. homes, dwellings, and business properties. However, not everything is always the buyers fault as you seem to defensively counter. The review and remarks I left are truthful and factual. I think you would take this feedback and use it to improve your site instead of arguing about it's hyped success by your own PR and advertising department. Face it, with so many sites out there some are just not ready for prime time, and are only a legend in their mind.... Ralph

Fantastic Rental Help for Landlords I am a female landlord in Los Angeles, & was having trouble finding an interested, qualified tenant for my duplex. I heard from a colleague that you could go on the internet & do a DIY MLS listing with some help from a broker so that is exactly what I did. I found various companies that offered the service, but I chose Fizber because of the great personal service of their staff, especially Lynn & Marilyn. After filling out the paperwork & attaching photos, my MLS listing was up & running. Immediately, I received many inquiries on the property. One of these leads turned out to be now my future tenants; I even had to turn people away. I will definitely use this service for any future rentals.

The representatives at Fizber… The representatives at Fizber purposefully posted an MLS listing without my consent and charged me $270. When I called, they refused a refund. Even with them posting without my acknowledgement, I called to have it taken down within 1 hour of the listing. They took it off the MLS but refused to refund me any money. I called Richard several times a day for over 2 weeks with not 1 single returned phone call after the posting. Do not ever use Fizber. They are unethical. Also, they tried scamming me out of several other illegitimate products. Trust me, stay away!

Way to GO FSBO In November of 2014, decided to sell my home by owner. Started to look online for any help when ran across Fizber.com. Sign up was simple, having already making a home BIO for flyers. Within a couple of weeks there was plenty of traffic with email and phone calls. By April home was sold with a pre qualified buyer, closing the in early May. Savings was enjoyed by both the seller and buyer, saving thousands of dollars each by taking care of the paperwork and leg work ourselves. If were to sell a home again, would definitely look at using Fizber and FSBO again!

Don't waste your time. I'm not surprised this business isn't BBB accredited. I should have done my due diligence first. There are plenty of other services out there, I'd advise you look elsewhere for free FSBO services. They nagged me every week to sign up for the MLS service and asked me how the selling was going when I told them, they said and I quote: "Due to your displeasure with us your Redfin and Fizber free FSBO listing has been deleted". Hahaha, I mean how juvenile can a company be and still remain in business?