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I’d put no stars if it was a choice. This is a complete scam site. You will be contacted if you have an auto ad on Craigslist. They will ask you to get a report based on the VIN. The report is generic no specific information about your vehicle. $60
This is a company that preys on people listing autos on Craigslist. They pretend to be a buyer and they request that you obtain an auto smart report. They couldn’t even get the report right. Then I realized it wasn’t no real report anyway it just listed how much it would cost to replace the brakes or the engine. No actual documentation of what took place with the vehicle.
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