theclunkerjunker.com Reviews 7

We had agreed on a specific written price for my vehicle via email, which is a legally binding contract in every state. After sending them a photo of my clear title, as they had directed, they changed the agreed-upon price to a much lower amount. I immediately contacted CashforCars.com, and they gave me a much better offer, which we agreed to, and they will pick up the vehicle this Friday, honoring their commitment.

made an offer of $630, when I accepted they said no long good offer, will offer $300 SCAM , SCAM, don't ever do business with them

It's all a scam. They give you offer. Then some random tow truck driver comes out knowing he is going to cut the price before he even gets here. He immediately starts bad mouthing my truck saying he can't pay the honored price. I know my truck has issues if it didn't I would not be calling clunkerjunker......it's kind of in the name.

They expected me to sign the title over to them first, and send them photos front and back by email before "locking in" my quote. Crooked scam bs.

After filling out the information on their online form, they made an offer, which I accepted. I filled out everything honestly. When the guy (not clunker junker) came to pick it up, he renegotiated, refusing to pay even half of what was offered. Due to pressure from my HOA and other issues, I had to get rid of it that weekend and had no option to continue shopping. The experience left me feeling robbed, especially because the Nissan Dealership had offered me almost double what he offered, but I declined them because Clunker Junker said they'd give me more money. Clunker Junker may not be a scam, but they are only an advertiser. DO NOT trust their offer. They don't actually buy your car. Some other guy with a tow truck will.

Would not accept documents that were acceptable by the state. Left me with a title that was made out to them and I either spend $ to get a new title or sell it for junk. They have pics of my legal documents and my title. My state title said everything was acceptable. Don't sign your title over to them before making sure they accept your documentation or it's going to cost you.

Advertises "fast and easy" car removal. It was not either. I understand these middlemen companies are at the mercy of junkyards and tow companies, both of which can be free-wheeling. But this company does nothing to enforce an accepted offer, promises to call you back, and never does. In my case, tow operator was, shall we say, not operating in good faith, failed to show and reneged on his offer. Clunkerjunker said, "Oh well, we can't do anything." Try elsewhere.