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Friends warned me about the "bait and switch" practices of Gazelle, but I thought I'd give it a try anyway. I have an iPhone S5 in excellent condition that they offered me $100 for till they received it and then changed the offer to $5.00 telling me how damaged it was. Not true. So I requested a return. My Plan B is to donate the phone to a domestic violence shelter and charge off the phone's value on my next years income tax. Much easier than dealing with deceptive business practices like those of Gazelle. Just sayin'.
The vet that advised me about my dog's problem was very helpful. I just didn't like the automatic subscription for a monthly fee that came with the consultation. That was almost like extortion and I resented it.
Jene M.'s review of Gazelle earned 5 Very Helpful votes
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Hello Jene, thank you for your review. We're very sorry if there was any confusion over the membership offer. The monthly membership is not automatic or required, customers can close out the offer without signing up for it. The offer is targeting people who have a lot of questions to ask and would like an economical way to ask more questions on the site.