MLS My Home is a scam
On Feb 28, 2016, I paid $149.95 to list a rental property on the MLS (Transaction ID XXXXXX5945). Soon after, I was contacted by a licensed Realtor who wanted me to sign additional paperwork in order to list on the MLS. I did not want to sign his paperwork, so I asked MLS My Home for a refund.
According to their webpage, “As long as your property has not already been listed on the MLS or Realtor.com, you may cancel your order by calling customer support at (888) 476-XXXX during normal weekday business hours between 9:00am and 5:00pm EST.”
By phone and by email, I asked the representative three times to process my refund, but she refused. The rental property has not been listed on the MLS or Realtor.com. This is consumer fraud, plain and simple.
Potential customers need to understand that the folks at MLS My Home do not think it is their job to list your home on the MLS. They apparently charge a fee to put you in contact with a Realtor who may or may not list your home on the MLS. However, I never heard from the realtor who represents MLS My Home. Instead, they referred me to a third party. What waste of time and money! Run away as fast as you can!
Blurry Visions 
April 12, 2016 at 10:54 AM
Beware. Within minutes of their charging your credit card you will receive an email from an “affiliate” advising you that they also need your credit card info for the purpose of charging you an additional $500 if/when your home sells. If you attempt to cancel with mlsmyhome.com, you will do the dance with their run-around experts who openly explain both on the phone and via email that they CANNOT POSSIBLY get your property listed on your local MLS. Despite their 100% guarantee, your refund request will be denied. If you have fallen victim to mlsmyhome.com, please file an online fraud complaint with your state’s Office of the Attorney General.