Once your car is picked up and the sale is done, your board shows a short review card on its own. You can leave one review for each car you sell. If you’d rather do it later, press Skip for now. A link on your board to review your buyer brings the card back, and so does opening your board again.
What we ask
- Stars, from one to five.
- Whether you got the full amount, yes or no, if you want to say.
- A few words, if you like.
- “Use a photo of my car on the website”, when your listing has a photo. It starts ticked, so untick it if you’d rather not.
Who sees it
Your review goes on your buyer’s page on BeaterBoss straight away, with your first name and the town you gave when you booked the pickup. It never shows your last name, your street or your number. It also shows the car, the month, your stars, your words, and “Paid in full” when you said you got the full amount. A review with words can show on your city’s page too.
We take phone numbers, emails and web addresses out of your words, and a review with swear words is refused so you can rewrite it. Our team can hide a review, but never deletes one.
If you leave the photo ticked, we put a small copy of the first photo from your listing on the sale, without the hidden details a phone camera saves, such as where it was taken. The photo you uploaded is never published, and our team can hide the copy.
If you weren’t paid in full
Answer No to whether you got the full amount, and our team hears at once. Your board then says we’re looking into it. You can also message us from your board with “Need help? Message BeaterBoss”.
The sale on their page
Every car a buyer picks up through BeaterBoss is listed on their page, with the car, the town, the month, how many bids it had and what they paid, so the next seller can see what that buyer pays. A sale that was closed out because nobody reported a problem is listed only once its seller leaves a review.
When we ask
We ask in the text and email we send when the sale is done, and once more about a day later if you haven’t left one yet.