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Does this company really exist? Obtained a quote but proved impossible to contact them thereafter. Even their Facebook page was a dead end and forget getting them via phone or email. Did they want the business or just trawling. Who knows? Complete waste of time.
AVOID - having put in lots of details about the car to be scrapped got a quote which we accepted and chose a date for collection. Site did say they would call but after 3 days they hadn't so called them only to actually be offered HALF of what they quoted. Looks like they give you an inflated price on their website so you don't go anywhere else or ignore other quotes and hope you've burnt your bridges with others and accept theirs.
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