Edited By
Samuel Nkosi

A wave of dissatisfaction is washing over users of Verified Checkout by Caramel, especially those transacting on Bring a Trailer (BaT). Confusion and complications surrounding transactions have caused frustration, leading some to seek alternatives.
Users shared their experiences, highlighting significant support issues with Caramel. One seller noted, "Caramel has no phone number. You have to fill out forms and email them for support." This lack of direct communication is leading to complications when transactions face snags, leaving people feeling stuck.
A common thread in the comments reveals that if transactions go well, customers may not mind the service. However, when issues arise, frustration escalates. For instance, another user stated, "Conceptually I like what Caramel is offering. The issue is really that they have no accountability."
In the comments, several individuals shared their horror stories regarding communication breakdowns.
"They messed up the paperwork and it took way longer than I'd hoped to issue my payment."
"Iβve never been gaslit so hard in my entire life."
It seems many users are left feeling unsupported, especially when a simple FAQ page does not resolve their issues.
In light of these issues, some users are suggesting alternatives. One noted, "Iβve used KeySavvy with great results multiple times." Another user even shared a helpful tip: "Call this number and hit option 2. (424) 210-5410." It appears that reaching out for direct support may offer some relief for others.
The general sentiment in the comments leans heavily negative, with individuals expressing dissatisfaction with both Caramel's service and communication methods. Many believe that while Caramel could serve a purpose, their current performance leaves much to be desired.
π΄ Frustration: "Itβs impossible to get a hold of anyone without a generic help request."
π Communication Breakdown: "There is no way to reach them."
π Consider Alternatives: "Find another third-party escrow service that works better."
Curiously, could this trend of poor communication create a shift towards more reliable transaction services in the long-run? Only time will tell as users continue sharing their experiences.