New look, same great service!
At Vintage Cash Cow, we’re confident that you’ll love our service from the minute you sign up to that exciting moment when you receive your cash.
We also understand that posting a box of your belongings to a company you might not have heard of can be a bit nerve-wracking.
We hope not, but you might be asking yourself: “Is Vintage Cash Cow legitimate?“, or even “Is Vintage Cash Cow a scam?”
We’re happy to say that yes, we are legitimate and no, we aren’t a scam.
Still, we believe in being upfront and transparent with people, so we thought we’d share some reviews with you to help put your mind at ease.
We may be the experts, but please don't just take our word for it. Uncover our extraordinary reviews by amazing customers just like you.
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A very good company got a really good price for the items I sent really pleased
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Easy process throughout Kept up to date with progress with regular messages
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Sent my box and I was kept informed on what was happening. It did take 2-3 weeks but was always emailed to let me know what was happening. Finally received an email to accept or decline payment. I accepted the ...
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I really enjoyed my dealings with Vintage Cash Cow. They are a friendly and reliable company who kept me informed as to the progress of the process and kept to the stated time frame. I appreciate the concern they show ...
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Although the process took longer than normal due to high volume of goods, I was kept informed of updates.
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Good communication throughout. Took longer than expected but worth it in the end Would definitely use again.
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I was happy with the offer and accepted it. It took a long time to get the offer, I got messages to say they were very busy
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Vintage cash cow kept me informed all the time on how my box was going.They came up with a fair offer which I accepted good service overall.
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I feel I was offered a fair price and I got rid of a lot of items I did not want
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Simple process and postage label sent promptly. Lost a star due to delay in assessing the contents of the box. Something that is not mentioned on the TV advertisement.