1250 N. Lakeview Ave Suite #D
Anaheim CA, 92807
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RULE #1 ALWAYS MAKE SURE TO GET AN EMAIL WITH THE QUOTE THEY GIVE YOU.
David is a SCAM artist. He initially provided a quote of $1,300 for transporting my car, but when I requested an email confirmation of the quote, I never received it. Lucky me, I documented details from our conversation (I do this everytime I’m talking about money especially when its a large amount). I had written down the quoted amount of $1,300.
When the time came to ship my car, David asked me, “do you remember what I quoted you” I said of course I do, I have it written down, $1,300. He said, “I don’t think I quoted you that, that doesn’t sound like a number I would say”. He proceeded to say, “That was way too low of a number to ship my car from LA to New Jersey” Thankfully I reached out to multiple car shipping companies and had numerous of other quotes who quoted me THE SAME PRICE.
All of this to say – get multiple options and keep those options OPEN till the last minute because you can get a scam artist like David who will change the price last minute.
***Also, ALWAYS ask for the quote to be emailed to you so there is a paper trail between both parties****
RULE #1 ALWAYS MAKE SURE TO GET AN EMAIL WITH THE QUOTE THEY GIVE YOU.
David is a SCAM artist. He initially provided a quote of $1,300 for transporting my car, but when I requested an email confirmation of the quote, I never received it. Lucky me, I documented details from our conversation (I do this everytime I’m talking about money especially when its a large amount). I had written down the quoted amount of $1,300.
When the time came to ship my car, David asked me, “do you remember what I quoted you” I said of course I do, I have it written down, $1,300. He said, “I don’t think I quoted you that, that doesn’t sound like a number I would say”. He proceeded to say, “That was way too low of a number to ship my car from LA to New Jersey” Thankfully I reached out to multiple car shipping companies and had numerous of other quotes who quoted me THE SAME PRICE.
All of this to say – get multiple options and keep those options OPEN till the last minute because you can get a scam artist like David who will change the price last minute.
***Also, ALWAYS ask for the quote to be emailed to you so there is a paper trail between both parties****
The process of booking the transport of my sons truck was good.
Good communication and quick follow up from Easy Car. The actual company that did the pick up and delivery was not without hiccup’s.
Driver had a language barrier and did not know how to operate a manual transmission. I loaded truck myself and that was just fine with me.
Truck got to destination in 3 days what was pretty good. Along the way i texted driver to check location. He responded in timely matter and truck was delivered in good condition. Originally i wanted to deliver truck myself, but i could have not done it in the same time and for the same amount of money.
So thank you Easy Car.
Matt U.
