[Mary]

I’ve seen good reviews online but anymore so many reviews can be fake.

I’d like to get some cash for my car but it needs so many things fixed I don’t feel comfortable selling it to an individual and it’s over 20 years old so I don’t think there’d be much interest.

[Nicole]

I used peddle. It was probably a better deal for them than for me, but they were way higher than my local junk yards. And really easy.

[Leesa]

I second whoever said Peddle. We got more than we expected for our car, and the process was soooo easy! Tip: if you wait a few days after the original quote they give you, they may send you a slightly higher quote.

[Noel]

I used peddle. I got 2k for a 2004 car which was totaled with extensive body damage all over and wrecked inside. very, very easy easy estimation and paying process.

[Beeba]

Find two dealerships that take all cars. Make them compete with each other. Use car max as well.

[Tiffany]

I would focus on the negative reviews foremost. Then look on the Better Business Bureau reviews of this company. I rely heavily on them first as they give the most honest reviews of these companies. I’m a research fanatic.

I rarely use popular companies that a lot of people use because even if they had a good experience with there often times one in a million.

I will never use TEMU for example. I’ve read the Better Business Bureau reviews and you could not pay me to use them. It’s one of those I’m not taking the chance because I can’t afford to let it happen to me.

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