Nelson Garcia V.
My experience with Ameri Auto Transport…
My experience with Ameri Auto Transport LLC was extremely disappointing and absolutely not what a customer should expect from a professional auto transport company. 1. False Promises From the Beginning The company quoted me a firm price of $575 for my shipment, with door-to-door service, taxes and insurance included, and a guaranteed pickup date of November 29. The agent, Jay B, repeatedly promised—through multiple text messages—that the driver was ready, available, and would pick up the vehicle on that exact date. Messages included: • “Driver going to leave for pickups” • “Pickup today and deliver Dec 1st” • “Lemme know ASAP because he has a single slot empty” Based on their word, I coordinated with the person holding the vehicle, who arranged their time specifically for this pickup. 2. Pressure Tactics to Sign and Pay the Deposit After I agreed, they pressured me to sign immediately, even using phrases like: • “Driver is waiting” • “How much you need? Because driver is waiting” This was clearly a tactic to rush me into signing the contract and paying the deposit. 3. Sudden Price Increase After Contract Was Signed Once the contract was signed, the company began sending screenshots of different carriers demanding $900, $950, and even $1000, claiming that this was now the “real market price.” They tried to blame the carrier, but the original fixed price came from them, not from any carrier. They eventually told me the “new price” would be $1050—almost double the original quote. This is unacceptable and dishonest. 4. Complete Failure to Honor the Pickup Date Even after promising a same-day pickup, they suddenly claimed the driver had a “mechanical issue” and would need 7–8 days for repairs. When I asked for my deposit back due to the delay, they hid behind the contract and said they have 10 additional days to arrange pickup—completely contradicting the guaranteed date they promised me through text. The person holding the vehicle wasted time waiting based on their promises. 5. Constant Lies, Changing Stories, and Zero Accountability Throughout the entire process, I received: • Mixed and contradictory excuses • Lies about the driver being “on the way” • False confirmations • Manipulative messages • Zero responsibility for their own promises Every time something went wrong, they tried to put the blame on someone else—the market, the



