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never mind they sent a gift card for the troubles
Last edited by Bheinen74 on Sun Nov 01, 2009 12:36 am, edited 1 time in total.
91 Legacy Sport Sedan 4eat
91crx si 165k
91 Civic RT4WD manual trans 168k
91crx Si 40.5k
85 BRAT Gl 140
97 SVX 74k
91crx si 165k
91 Civic RT4WD manual trans 168k
91crx Si 40.5k
85 BRAT Gl 140
97 SVX 74k
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did you try www.u-ship.com?
it is like ebay for truckers. you put up a shipment for bid and truckers or maybe companies too, bid on it. i think i got a quote of $630 to move my TW from cali to seattle but the timing was off so i had to go get it myself.
it is like ebay for truckers. you put up a shipment for bid and truckers or maybe companies too, bid on it. i think i got a quote of $630 to move my TW from cali to seattle but the timing was off so i had to go get it myself.
1994 Touring Wagon: ruby mica, 5mt swapped
What a crappy situation! At least the seller was willing to work with you while you got screwed over by a lame shipping company.
It looks like a lot of the car transport places are scams. I had a similar bad experience when I wanted to ship a car. I found a website called www.haulingdepot.com. They promised a quote to ship. I filled out the city the car came from and was going to, make, model, year, my email and my phone number. I requested that they contact me by email only (duh).
And then the madness began. I got 6 phone calls, and about 20 emails for quotes in one day. One quote was sent to me, and then a "follow up" email was sent an hour later.
They were a little intense. I was expecting a similar experience to what I had with freightquote.com. Freightquote was awesome when they helped me ship a tranny across the US. One call from an agent, who then arranged a freight company to take care of my shipping. Only one middle man, not 100 company's calling me and wasting my phone minutes.
This was back in January, and I STILL get emails about transporting my car.
It looks like a lot of the car transport places are scams. I had a similar bad experience when I wanted to ship a car. I found a website called www.haulingdepot.com. They promised a quote to ship. I filled out the city the car came from and was going to, make, model, year, my email and my phone number. I requested that they contact me by email only (duh).
And then the madness began. I got 6 phone calls, and about 20 emails for quotes in one day. One quote was sent to me, and then a "follow up" email was sent an hour later.
They were a little intense. I was expecting a similar experience to what I had with freightquote.com. Freightquote was awesome when they helped me ship a tranny across the US. One call from an agent, who then arranged a freight company to take care of my shipping. Only one middle man, not 100 company's calling me and wasting my phone minutes.
This was back in January, and I STILL get emails about transporting my car.
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