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Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware)
Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware) If Easy Auto Ship cannot place the damage on the carrier, they will attempt to ask you to use your insurance. They will tell you the wording or document to claim to not raise your insurance to curb Easy Auto Ship or the contractor’s responsibility. There is an interest between the latter relationships that will not include you when finding situations from my experience. The main item to ask prior to using Easy Auto Ship service would be: • IF damage occurs during transit, how many claims have been approved (settled) or not approved or in the customers favor? Oddly, this is hidden and doubt published to raise eyebrows on the side weighing heavily in their favor *Not the customers*. • Is Easy Auto Ship provides a cover or shield for cars or physically enclosed within a trailer? • Whose insurance is on the line with the amount as well as the amount each company covers IF carriers differ. What are the limits of the carrier AND MOST IMPORTANT what would be the least amount until Easy Auto Ship’s insurance kicks in. After, I was ghosted. The above queries would be important to tell the story to make a sound judgement to leverage Easy Auto Ship’s service or not. There is a business gap within Easy Auto Ship’s favors themselves to distance themselves from the contractor (carrier) in my opinion that needs to be closed. Having an adjuster be made available would be helpful, though their business model may not support the added cost burden to do proper justice for the consumer.