Theheritageexchange Reviews 

This company cold called me about a tractor I had advertised online.
The guy who called himself Grant claimed they had a buyer for my tractor offering to pay $4k more than the asking price,because they recently sold a tractor like it on an auction and the runner up bidder was very interested,he claimed the tractor was as good as sold already.

I was skeptical about it but I agreed to pay their huge upfront fee for the advertisement service.
Upon doing more research I saw they have an AI generated website even with a few AI images of farm machinery “for sale”.

I contact my credit card company and was able to successfully dispute the charge About 4 days later after the money was back in my account,the scammer called me on a Sunday morning,claiming I will lose my money if I don’t authorize the charge.
He try to manipulate me into authorizing the charge.I got my money back and learned my lesson.
If it sounds too good to be true,it is.

I just advertised a Cleerman with them and they sold my combine in one of their auctions on ProxiBid, I plan to use them again.

I was lied to. There was never a buyer. I asked for my money back since it was a guaranteed sell. He lied and charged me $2500 to sell my tractor. That was months ago. Now all I get is cursed and talked down to.

An honest company who works hard to market and sell your equipment!

I wanted to share my experience because I saw some sketchy negative posts online that didn't match my experience at all. I listed my John Deere 9600 with The Heritage Exchange and paid $1,500 upfront for their unlimited marketing and auction. They actually paid to put my tractor into an auction they ran with ProxiBid to get it more eyes. Their communication was great the whole time. Within a few weeks, they sent an out-of-state buyer directly to me who found it on theheritageexchange.net. The buyer sent me an e-transfer, and I held the equipment for a few days until the payment fully cleared. The buyer then used a transport company recommended on their website to pick it up. I ended up getting $3,500 more than what I originally listed it for on Facebook Marketplace. Even after subtracting the $1,500 fee, I made a clean $2,000 extra profit. The process was smooth and completely worth it for me.