Jimmy Hendricks
GBVery basic information! This site offers no more info than can be found for free with a Google search, what a joke! Advertisements all over the Web for vinaudit helping people locate their old cars. . . .what BS , site doesn't offer, city, address, or even the name of the current registered owner yet advertises " miss your dream car, find it here"
Richard Wood
CAAs others have called out As others have called out, there are scams associated with this site and business. I am not accusing them directly, but it's clear that agents/partners are contacting sellers of vehicles and requesting this report before they buy your vehicle. They then never show up and you never hear from them again. This has happened multiple times to me on a couple of vehicles I've sold. If VinAudit is compensating partners for reports that are paid for and generated, then they are promoting this practice and must know it's taking place.
Ted R.
CASent in a request with questions … Sent in a request with questions & got them all answered so satisfactorly & courtesiely. I saw that you would get back in 2-3 hours but it was more like 20-30 hours so be careful what you promise. I happened to notice, only because I went to About Us page that you were open M-F 9-5 or 8-5, PST so I knew it would be awile for a response because I sent it in on mid day Sunday.
John Smith
GBTotal scam Total scam. Got an email from a potential buyer requesting Vin Audit specifically. Paid Vin Audit and got this response. "Sorry, our system was unable to access the NMVTIS database after multiple tries at this time. Our support team has been notified to investigate. Please allow us to email the report to you instead: So I sold the car without the report!" Total waste of money.
Patricia Argent
CA5 star .. 5 star ... empathy, kindness, thoroughness (said back every number), articulated her English in a very understandable manner. I was quite distraught with a mistake that had been made. The above rectified all my fears. Thank you so much!