Is this a real website? www.salvageautosauction.com/

[Nitemare]

wow good to know that. bigger deposit but you get it back

[Tusabes]

I used these guys for copart access. They have lower fees

http://www.easyexport.us/news/auction-cars-ing-solutions

Completely free for 30 days , but you need to place a $400 (10% ) refundable deposit to bid up to $4000

[Jadams]

Im registered with this site. The issue is that they DO go and bid on the car however they want buy it unless you give them a certain amount of money and you still don't know if you will win the bid. If you don't win the auction they hold your money towards another purchase. I tried to purchase a Mercedes S65 2009 that was stolen but had 4500 miles on it but that never happen. The company told me someone outbid me. Same story on a BMW x6 i50 drive.

[Jacob]

Thank you so much everyone for tell me mor info
Jacob.

[01Lambiero]

If you purchase a $499 car, your brokerage fees and Copart fees total an additional $435.00 USD.  Gotta read all of the fine print.  Oh, and there's a $25 registration fee for each brand of car that you want to bid on. (Buick, Chevy, Ford, Merc, etc.)

[Nitemare]

Yes, it's just easier to use them than to register at copart and their broker site
I used salvagereseller, don't know if it's different but if you can't bid for yourself it's probably a better idea to use the broker that lets you bid for yourself on the copart account that they create for you. Look for the lowest fees and stuff.

[solrac]

It might be but they are middle men for the auction. They bid on ure behalf. So if u bid on their website and u win, it's not the end.
More ppl will be bidding on the actual auction so what they will do is call u if the bid goes more than ure bid and ask u if u want to bid more on it.
It is much better to go to a real auction.

[Jacob]

www.salvageautosauction.com/

Is this a real website?
Does anyone know this website?
Can i trust them?