Car Ship Guys™Reviews of carshipguys.com

If you use this service, you do not get a quote directly on the website. Instead, you will continuously get an obscene amount of texts, emails, and calls per day from different companies trying to give you a quote with no way to turn it off. If you call the number on the website, the representatives will claim to be part of a different sister company and that they do not have your information on file, and suggested contacting Car Ship Guys directly. When I reminded them that this was the phone number on the website and asked if they could give me the actual direct line to Car Ship Guys I was hung up on. I would recommend this company provide an easy way to unsubscribe from the mass of texts, emails, and phone calls once you have the info you were looking for.

Their web form asked for the model, make and year of the car I was considering shipping. It asked for my email address. When it asked for my cell phone number, I closed the tab without hitting submit (after typing in my cell number). They not only grabbed my cell phone number before I hit submit, they shared it with a dozen aggressive salespeople from different businesses who are texting and emailing me constantly now. This DARK PATTERN of data capture, and betrayal of privacy rights, combined with sharing my contact information without my consent indicates a lack of ethics. I can't trust all the incoming aggressive sales texts and emails if this is how they get their leads. Seems like a long con. AVOID.

Scam. Will sell your data relentlessly without being able to opt out.

FALSE ADVERTISING AD SAY $499 SHIP A CAR ANY WHERE NOT TRUE.

Couldn't give them the zero star review they deserved, so I had to settle for a one star. Pretty much just a referral service; sign up and get spammed by dozens of brokers within a few minutes. These guys don't do any "car shipping", they just sell your information to others who also don't do any shipping. The company sucks.

Fraud sells your information

Literally spam that masquerades as an instant quote generator. You submit everything and then get an immediate wave of calls, texts, and emails of varying legitimacy. Don't bother with them. They literally sell your information and that's their whole business.

I am so upset about experience of using your service! I did not think it would be such a problem to explain firstly to the reception expert and then to the manager that the current jambs of the car are not related to my using experience of it. The problem was with the 2014 Peugeot 208. And with the fact that the car knocked out the mechanical transmission when you unscrew the steering wheel to the maximum right or left position while going uphill. Do you think this is normal?