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I wanted to buy a car from PLC. I paid $104.00 for the inspection of one car. Several days later I found two other cars I liked so I paid an additional $104.00 for each car or a total of 99.00 for each before taxes or a total of $198.00. The report for the first car I ordered came back and it was so mediocre and lacking. So, I cancelled the other 2 reports and have been asking for a refund of the $ 198.00 since February. First they kept telling me to use it to buy a car. I told them I do not want to buy a car. I keep writing and they tell me I have to close the account to get a refund. I cannot close the account because there is an "error" saying that I do not have enough money to close the account. I keep asking for a refund and they keep telling me to close the account. The "error" keeps popping -I tell them but they do not do anything about it. I think they just do not care.

They are scammers! I have asked for a refund since January and every time i'm told they are contacting finance and they will process in 2 - 5 days but this hasn't materialised. The length of refund days keeps changing. I will get my money back. Do not belive any positive reviews on here.

The transaction itself was fine, and I was able to get the vehicle as expected. So, that part was fine.

I purchased a healthy 4x4 toyouta Tundra from these people in January 2026, they delivered a 4x2 truck and they damaged the car in several spots that cost me another $1500, AVOID AVOID AVOID

Finaly I received back my deposit, except 250 USD. Before you start business with this company study carefully the business terms.

I had no complaints about the communication. I always received quick answers to my questions.
It is worth considering in advance that the account closing fee is 200 dollars, which for some reason became 250 dollars for me.

These are scammers. Stay Away! Still waiting for my refund of the deposit since November 2025. Whoever is a victim, contact your local Authorities. They need to stop. This is so frustrating.

Auction PLC sets the standard for online auctions! Their attention to detail and customer centric approach is top notch.

I wish I could give zero stars, but Trustpilot forces one. PLC Auctions (plc.auction, run by UAB PLC Group in Lithuania) is nothing short of a predatory scam disguised as an international car auction platform.I bought a 2007 Opel Combo advertised as petrol-powered. What arrived? A completely different LPG (liquefied gas) vehicle – utterly useless in Luxembourg where LPG stations are rare to non-existent. Hidden defects poured out after delivery: faulty electronics, CAN bus failures, and more that cost me hundreds in diagnostics and repairs.Their response? Radio silence, then outright denial. No refund, no apology – just excuses and ghosting. I had to fight tooth and nail through Lithuania's VVTAT consumer authority, which ruled entirely in my favor: full refund plus vehicle retrieval at their expense.Even then, PLC dragged their feet, forcing bailiff enforcement. Months of stress, thousands in lost time and money – all because they deliberately mislead on vehicle specs to offload junk.Looking at other reviews, I'm not alone: hidden damage, non-refunded deposits, rude staff, and endless delays. This company preys on international buyers who can't easily fight back.STAY FAR AWAY. If you value your money, sanity, and time, use reputable local dealers or established platforms. PLC Auctions is a disgrace to the industry – deceptive, incompetent, and utterly untrustworthy. Never again.
Following up to the response from PLC Auction, It should be pointed out that the vehicle purchased was mis-represented. Additionally it was recommended by one of their staff.
At no time was a solution offered. It took one year through consumer courts for the case to come to conclusion. Even then, ultimately bailiffs were required to recover the funds.
At no point during this experience can I recommend PLC Auctions.

I am writing to share my recent experience with PLC Auctions Group and Lunu Pay in the hope that it may help others make informed decisions because they bad company.

Regrettably, my experience with both companies has been exceedingly frustrating and disappointing. I have faced significant difficulties in obtaining a refund that has been withheld for over three months. During this time, I was charged $222 from an initial security deposit amount of $1,000, which was both distressing.

Furthermore, I found the communication from both parties to be unsatisfactory. Lunu Pay has consistently failed to respond to any of my messages, leaving me without any support or updates. Similarly, PLC Auctions Group has provided misleading information on multiple occasions, which has only compounded my difficulties.

Given these experiences, I strongly advise caution when dealing with PLC Auctions Group and Lunu Pay. If you value your peace of mind and efficient service, I recommend considering alternative providers, as my ordeal has caused considerable inconvenience and stress.

Thank you for taking the time to read about my experience. I hope this information serves as a helpful warning.

I appreciate the transparency throughout the entire process. there were no unexpected charges after wining the auction. I made the payment, picked up the car, and everything went smoothly

Don't use this website. They will steal your deposit and most of the cars are not really available. total scam

No answering or answering to late to information requests. Information given it's confusing.
I don't trust this platform.

Don't try to push me to change my review, I won't do it, don't send me more emails or WhatsApp.
I invite users to search in the net about this auction platform, more specifically about de deposit you have to do to place a bid.

Worst exprerience ever lost 3k because of this scammer

Most of the positive reviews here appear to be fake – likely generated by bots that assumed this was a site for industrial PLC components, not car sales. It’s worth reading the Terms of Service carefully, as they are extremely unfavorable to buyers.
Closing an account costs me $200, and getting a deposit refund can take up to a months.
The auction mechanism only determines a preliminary winner – the real negotiation apparently continues even after the auction ends.
Fortunately, I didn’t proceed with the delivery of my “won” vehicle, because based on other reviews, that would likely have turned into a nightmare.
Beware of psychological pressure tactics suggesting sunk costs and high penalties for withdrawal, while based on many testimonies, the actual delivery of a paid car is far from guaranteed. Page is also connected with checkcar.vin for useless VIN report + hidden subscription! That didn't give me any more confidence.

I liked how transparent the whole process was. No “surprises” after winning the auction. Paid for the car, picked it up - no issues. What matters most to me is that the service doesn’t delay with the paperwork.

I care about welds, mounts, and even panel gaps. They don’t hide problem areas in the angles; if photos are missing, they add them. I bid with future work in mind and stay on budget. The last lot was a win precisely because the info was transparent.

Came in with no experience and was afraid to mess up the bid. Read the site tips, placed the deposit, set a careful auto-bid. Got a compact sedan at a price that fit my ceiling. Documents were uploaded to my account, statuses updated, I just watched. Picked up the car, condition matched the listing. The fear disappeared.

I budget in advance, the total with delivery and duty matches. The last lot, a Hyundai i30, had clean geometry, the repair fit the plan, and the price was still below market.

The selection is wide, from city hatchbacks to hybrids and highway diesels. Last time I snagged a hatchback 7 percent cheaper than a local equivalent and without stress.

It was my first auction purchase and I was a bit nervous. Support explained the bid step, fee, deposit, and how to track the status. I chose a Peugeot 208; the interior and body looked tidy in the photos and matched in reality.