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Recent reviews

Helen Louise

Helen Louise

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I got married last year and contacted First Direct in February to change my surname. They sent me an online form, which I completed, but my computer auto-corrected it back to the surname they already had on file. I noticed the mistake immediately after submitting it, contacted them straight away, requested another form, and completed it correctly within less than 20 minutes. In the additional information box, I clearly explained that I had accidentally submitted the previous form with the same surname already held on the system and asked them to disregard it. Common sense should have made it obvious that I wasn’t requesting to change my name from exactly the same name to exactly the same name. A week later, I received a new bank card… with the old surname still on it. I was honestly stunned by the incompetence, so I left it for a while before contacting them again and completing yet another form. A few days later, I received a phone call from First Direct and had to call them back. The woman on the phone confirmed the surname I was changing to and asked if my middle name was changing as well, which was bizarre and irrelevant. Eventually, I was told a new card was being sent out. Then, while I was on holiday, First Direct called me again and asked me to answer security questions over the phone, despite the fact we are constantly warned never to give banking security details to someone who calls us. That is basic banking safety. They could learn a huge amount from Starling Bank, who changed my details quickly and easily through secure in-app chat with no drama whatsoever. In the end, I switched banks completely because if a bank cannot manage something as simple as changing a surname efficiently and securely, it does not inspire confidence in how they handle your finances overall. This whole process was unnecessarily stressful, drawn out, and frankly incompetent. Avoid.

Wayfless Cotton

Wayfless Cotton

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I have had to create an account just for this since i'm ignored constantly by their customer service team. Promises of call backs that have never happened. They'll take your money and sell you a lemon. Legally speaking if a car is sold and there's a fault within the first six months of ownership it's presumed that fault was there at the point of sale. You can look up this consumer rights law for yourself. So, within six months you're covered for a fault, legally speaking of course. What about 9 days? Well, according to Hilton garage they can't help since we didn't purchase their warranty and I've been quoted £6500 for a new engine on a car that cost me £12000 that failed after 9 days. On speaking to a member of staff at the point of sale regarding their so called "safety checks" they informed me the cars were usually purchased from auctions and listed immediately, they were then checked for faults by their in house garage. The mechanic I spoke to, who i have trusted for 15 years, said even a trainee would have been able to spot the warped cylinder head which quickly failed and the car was very unsafe to be sold or driven. Like the other 1 star reviews essentially say, if you get lucky you might end up with an alright car following a slick sales operation. If you have an issue, that's another story. I no longer wish to engage with Hilton Garage and will be pursuing this through legal channels. If i were you I'd read through the 1* reviews carefully and note the heavy use of detail and recurring themes, over the 5* reviews you're "invited" to write after the sale is complete that are as generic as "Matt did a great job very happy." It's a shame but I suspect you'll only be reading this following a bad experience, but please hear my words when i say "do not trust."

MR HOQUE

MR HOQUE

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I’ve had a very terrible experience with MT Auto Parts. They claimed they sold the engine “as it was,” but it was obvious they had worked on the engine themselves. There were stickers from their trade company showing that parts on the engine had been replaced before the sale. They advertised the engine as having only 52k miles, but the overall condition looked more like it had done well over 100k miles. The customer service advisor reassured me multiple times that there was nothing to worry about, that the engine was in good condition, and that it would run perfectly. I was also told there was only a 30-day warranty after the timing chain had been changed, even though the fault with the engine has no correlation to the timing chain itself. After going back and forth with them, I explained that my mechanic quoted an additional £1,000 for parts and labour to repair the issue, but their response was simply: “Your warranty has passed the 30-day mark and you didn’t change the timing belt.” Not long after installation, serious issues appeared with the engine, including a faulty Valvetronic eccentric shaft and motor sensor. This has been an extremely frustrating experience overall, especially after being reassured everything was fine before purchase. I paid £5,000 for this engine, which already felt overpriced, and it just goes to show: “You don’t always get what you pay for.” Based on my experience, I would NOT recommend MT Auto Parts.