
Kevin Andrews
GBEasy to take pictures Easy to take pictures, easy to use. Designed with the user in mind and allows you to do your Do your job effectively with little to no mistakes. I highly recommend the platform. With anyone considering selling or inspecting cars.

Chelsey Williams
GBMy experience so far working with… My experience so far working with suresale has been very positive. The company has been very reasonable and supportive. I'm excited to be working with suresale for a long time!

Ernie Barrueta
GBSureSale provided an excellent… SureSale provided an excellent service... a 125 point inspection report and 5 month 5000 mile warranty. Will use again. Thanks!

Kelvin west
GBSure sale experience Nice fun job that is beneficial as well as supportive . Meeting new people daily to assist them with their car selling and proving intel When needed . Job allows you to be your own boss

Erica Harris
GBCertification and warranty not worth the paper they are printed on UPDATE: I changed my rating from 1 star to 3 because SureSale did end up doing what was right and completely covered our warranty claim after receiving my initial review below. ORIGINAL REVIEW: We are completely disgusted with SureSale. We bought our used car in good faith based on the SureSale Certification, and the comprehensive warranty was a big selling point. We received a copy of the SureSale report, which included the 170-Point Inspection List. This list showed 'No Issues Found' for any of the components inspected. After driving the car for a couple of days, we experienced some issues and attempted to file a claim. SureSale rejected the claim stating that the issues were pre-existing. When I asked the supervisor I spoke to how the issues could be pre-existing when both of the components that required repair were checked off on the SureSale 170-point inspection list as having no issues just *10 days* before we bought the car, his response was that whoever did the inspection was wrong. Apparently SureSale doesn't do the actual inspections, the dealer does. So essentially, SureSale 'certifies' cars based on inspections they don't do themselves, and refuse to honor, making the 'certification' and warranty pretty much worthless. Too bad they didn't put half the effort into the pre-sale inspection as they did when they were attempting to avoid paying a claim. What a sham!