Re: [DML] Car Hauling

["Rustproof" <Rustproof@xxxx>]

PLEASE TAKE THIS ADVICE! Stay away from Auto Moving, Inc. They are under
investigation by several law enforcement agencies for fraud. They will take
your deposit and your car will never be picked up. They did this to me and
about 300 others. I know this first hand. When picking a hauler, make sure
they are an actual hauling company and not a just a "broker". Before you
make a deal with them, ASK if they own and operate the trucks. If not, STAY
AWAY! Avoid companies offering the lowest price that want a non-refundable
deposit. (usually $200.00) Auto hauling brokerage is one of the biggest
scams on the net. I finally had a very good experience with "Passport
Transport", a division of Federal Express. They were very inexpensive
(cheaper than most at $650.00 Ohio to Boston) and delivered the car on time
and in perfect condition. Stick with the reputable companies that you know
by name. You can find the office nearest the pickup point at their website:
passporttransport.com. They have an instant estimate online service. Good
luck.
Rustproof
Vin #1559
----- Original Message -----
From: <deloreandmcxii@xxxx>
To: <dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 12:55 PM
Subject: [DML] Car Hauling


> I'm considering some DeLorean repairs out of state, and would like to
> know if anyone has any recommendation on a car hauler. Trustworthy
> and reasonably prices; doesn't have to be covered - but would prefer
> it.
>
> Anyone had any good experiences? Anyone to stay away from?
>
> thanks!
> James LaLonde 4009
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