MilesBuyer Avis 

Spoke with "Danny" "Eli" and "Ben", most likely not their real names. No LinkedIn profile matches. They asked me to verify my identity be providing social media usernames AND passwords, as well as providing DOB, address, phone number. You guys know what can be done with this information. They answered all of my questions quickly until I asked about their security and what assurances they provided and whether they used an escrow service to guarantee payment before using my personal information to use my account to take my points. No response after that. If they suggest I'm not a client, no contact, fake I'll post entire conversation on here and you guys can make up your own minds. DO NOT USE.

Danny, Eli and Ben all are great. Process is fully documented and you sign a contract. Overall very smooth transaction and experience with Danny. I would recommend them anytime!!

So far, so good. Process is a little more lengthy than I'd expected but the only real holdup was PayPal putting a 3 week hold on funds. This was corrected in a day or two and money is now in my bank. Milesbuyer reps have been very good and I'm expecting no other issues.

Reached out to Danny helped me and explain everything thoroughly. The process was extremely simple.

A little odd, but ultimately worth the risk. Avi was happy to hop on the phone with me and walk me through the process of selling my Amex points, which after a lot of hand-holding I agreed to go forward with.

They paid me out quickly after they verified my information, and was ultimately a present experience.

I just wanted a quote, that is all, for my nearly 100K miles. Instead they wanted to call me, which I do not have time for, why would you call me? Just send me an email, why not have a standard price? Is it a floating price dependent on whether or not I am nice enough on the phone? Ill be looking elsewhere.

I was extremely skeptical of selling my miles online, especially with so many scammers out there. After doing full diligence on several companies based on reviews, history, payment methods and compensation amount - one company came to the top and that was MilesBuyer. Still skeptical I spoke several times with a young man named Danny, who answered all my questions and explained the process both orally and written. Still skeptical, I followed the process and within 48 hrs of my first contact my PayPal account was funded. I think the only thing that delayed the payment was me verifying each step. If you are looking to sell your airline miles in a fast, safe and convenient manner, look no further than MilesBuyer.

Terrible experience, complete scammers. I asked to sell points and after initially agreeing, they did a 180 and backed out without any reason.

As this is not an ordinary process, I must admit that at first I was nervous. They ask you the credentials to access your rewards account (in my case it was Aeroplan) before your actually receive their payments. But you can tell they have been in business a long time and that they are not playing games. In the end, I was fully paid BEFORE they used any points. It is a safe process. You can trust it as they do whatever they tell you they will do.
LT Toronto

I was very nervous about the process and had done a lot of research before selling my miles. After some confusion about to contact them directly (all my fault), I felt comfortable after speaking to Sheer, sent her all the information requested, and had a deposit made to my account within an hour or so. These guys are very professional with the work they do!

An absolute waste of time. The company does not deserve their supposed good online reputation. No call back. No email. Does not answer telephone and when I called their .... buy tickets line ... the woman was too bored to answer my questions. Never again!!

Seamless experience! I reached out to MilesBuyer about selling my Bonvoy points and they responded very quickly and offered me a great price. I also spoke to Sheer by phone and she was a pleasure to work with and answered all of my questions. Once I accepted the offer, the price we discussed was in my PayPal account within a few minutes.

Working with the MilesBuyer Team was a pleasure. I'm new to the miles-selling industry and Ben was really patient to help me transfer my Chase points.

Happy I went with MB instead of some of the other competitors

Total time waste and useless experience. Ben is a real time waste after asking for all details and password for the account has zero knowledge on reading statements or assessments. I would recommend to avoid the company and Ben specifically.

very nice experience I had with them.. I was very reluctant at beginning but gradually we built a trust relationship, and all went well.. I had gathered some miles in Flyingblue that I couldn't use, so I contacted them, the amount offered seemed reasonable, so then I sent them screenshot to prove those were my miles, and after some technical details I received via Paypal the amount. (remember paypal takes a fee - that is normal). So - I highly reccommend them

Beware of this group. In my case they asked for additional things which are unrelated and werent mentioned on their website or introductory email. Absolutely no reason for them to request logins to someone's social media to "verify" identity. Wasted 2 days with these guys and had to change the passwords I gave them.

Try SellMyMiles.com. I highly recommend their service.

Brilliant service from Ben @ Miles Buyer.
These are genuine guys and provide excellent communication throughout the deal.

Happy to recommend and do future deals.

Best on the web that I could find

It was not a simple procedure but I was helped at every step. Excellent service would recommend this site .

I had 110,000 Virgin Atlantic miles which I wasn’t going to use any time soon. I got quotes from milesbuyer and flipmymiles - milesbuyer offered about 10% more. Process seems pretty easy and I now have a chunk of cash in my Paypal account. I wait and see what happens next but so far it seems like a good way of monetising an asset which would otherwise have probably been forgotten ....