Great company Great company. Easy to work with . Great customer service.

I found a great vehicle (2019 Yukon)… I found a great vehicle (2019 Yukon) theft recovery! After careful research I made my purchase and RideSafely made an easy hassle free purchase. All I had to do was basic maintenance oil change, brake check, etc. I saved around 15k on a great vehicle. Do your due diligence and research your investment. If vehicle is being sold by an insurance company you’re likely to have a good experience. If a dealer is selling you should wonder why they’re selling at auction rather than on the lot. Just my two cents. Happy bidding and good luck!

Stay away from this people Sadly That Is no zero rating options to give to them,😕!,Buy now means you don't actually bought the car so you have to make a deposit for what? I click on to buy now and I make a deposit it was Friday afternoon round 4:00 PM and I get a call saying we sent you an invoice and agreement and you have to make a payment first come first serve so I don't understand why they asking for deposit?! I told her that I'm going to make the transfer Monday morning, after I make the transfer it was round 9:15 AM I called to let them know that I make the transfer and she told me the car it been sold to someone else what?! Yes it sold on Saturday, so what about my 💰 you can call back to speak with my manager no I'm not going to call back transfer me oh she is busy no transfer me okay wait so the manager told me the insurance company bought the car so what about my 💰 oh you can request a refund what? So at this point I feel like I get scammed for 13600+my deposit so I went back to my bank and I was able to cancel the payment and get my cashier's check back and I received an email from them it says the sealer doesn't approve your bids hello it wasn't a bid it was buy now! They are very rued and unproffecional going back to salvage bid

I have won two auctions from this site… I have won two auctions from this site only to be contacted and made to either up my bid or offer a counter offer. Which is usually close to what you would pay for the vehicle in an open market through actual car dealer. If the vehicle has a reserve it should be disclosed at the time of bidding by the auction. If not it's a waste of your time and a hold on your credit card which means you can't bid on anything else for the entire back and forth process and until your deposit is credited back to your account. Total waste of time use copart instead. Funny enough the car was listed there too(verified via vin) which has the auctions reserve

A Great Broker Experience! Customer service is always available with a quick phone call. They were courteous, helpful, and went out of their way to make things work. They even stayed late on a Friday to finalize my purchase so that I could pick it up Monday morning! Their fees are reasonable though the auction fees portion of their fees was higher than other brokers I have used. Having said that, their broker fee was much more reasonable. I love that they give me access to IAA and Copart in the same broker. I will use them again!