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Kar Shipping Forum / Nationwide Auto Transport / Re: My sister inlaw's car was shipped to the wrong state
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on: December 11, 2008, 02:50:19 AM
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This is why it is so important to give the correct information to your car shipping company prior to picking up your vehicle. It is not the car carrier's responsibility in this particular case. That's like someone placing an order for Moscow, Pennsylvania and the car carrier asking whether or not this is domestic or international car shipping. In this case, a car shipping company has the right not to issue a refund. I wouldn't.
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Kar Shipping Forum / Enclosed Car Shipping / Re: I don't need enclosed shipping...
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on: December 11, 2008, 02:12:04 AM
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You are absolutely right. Enclosed carriers are for people with specialty cars although many who have used vehicles use enclosed carriers. I recommend that you continue your search for a car shipping company until you find one that has an available open carrier.
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Kar Shipping Forum / Ask the Vehicle Shipping Experts / Re: Rude car shipping web chat representative
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on: December 11, 2008, 01:44:18 AM
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Representatives via chat, in the car shipping industry as well as other industries, will refer you to an 800 number or local number. Many car shipping companies have limited staffing to handle online chat customers. They may not be able to answer ever single question that you may have. So, they will automatically refer you to a number to call so that an agent can handle your questions more efficiently.
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Kar Shipping Forum / Ask the Vehicle Shipping Experts / Re: First time shipping a car and have some questions
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on: December 05, 2008, 08:25:58 AM
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Since you are concerned about your car getting scratched, you should purchase additional insurance from the company. Insurance will protect your vehicle if it is scratched or damaged during transport.
Also, I suggest that you speak to Reindeer Auto Relocation, the company transporting your vehicle. Each company in this industry has their own set of rules as to whether car wraps are allowed.
As far as determining what is safer (top or bottom) that is a personal preference. Each has pros and cons. On the bottom your vehicle could have road debris fly up and hit. On top your vehicle is exposed to more weather. Your transport company should be able to make you comfortable with the choice you make.
Also, on most trucks the trailer is on a suspension so no rails hit any of the vehicles during transport.
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Kar Shipping Forum / International Car Shipping / Re: Need help finding a car transporter pronto!
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on: November 08, 2008, 04:13:26 PM
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Yes, there are several car shipping companies that offer email as an option for communication. In addition, there are a few international companies that offer online chat where as a representative can answer your questions right away. Just keep in mind that online chat for car transporting companies are usually only available during normal business hours.
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