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P2PTRANSPORT.COM VERY BAD COMPANY TO DEAL WITH....BROKER NOT A TRANSPORT COMPANY...FALSE PROMISES...BEWARE!!! Internet

15th of Dec, 2010 by User216648

I was on the receiving end of dealing with this company. I bought a car from a man in Yuma, Az and he hired these bozo's to ship the vehicle to me in Missouri. First, the "window" they gave for a time and date to pick up (and deliver) the vehicle was changed 5 times !! Started out picking up the car in two days to ultimately picking it up a week+ later....and that was after the man in AZ called them numerous times and had to ultimately threaten to fire them and go with another company. They told this man he had to pay via credit card and he paid a $99 deposit with the understanding they would bill the rest of the shipping costs to his credit card after the vehicle was picked up. He agreed to pay for the shipping of the vehicle as part of the sale price.

Now....fast forward to delivery.....They showed up on Dec 16th at 4:00 AM in my driveway......4:00 AM.....anyone ever hear of a delivery at that time of day ?? Then I was informed by the driver that I owed them $675.00 COD......I told them that the payment was paid by the shipper to the P2P people.....I was then informed that P2P was a broker who finds the transport companies to do the actual pick up/delivery and they charge the initial $99 deposit for that service only.....(That is not what they tell you when you contact them however. They make you think that they do everything and you pay them.) NOT SO !!!

The seller of the car was contacted via telephone and advised of this "problem" and he paid the driver the $675.00 that was due. He told me that he called P2P and had a heated discussion with them about their deceptive business practices.

I urge anyone who reads this (hopefully before hiring this deceptive company) to walk(RUN) away and find an honest, truthful transport company and stay away from these guys......BEWARE AND BE ADVISED.

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