Owner
Help always thank you
Owner
Great sales
Might be ok if they didn't ask for a review every 15 seconds
When will they learn that asking for a review immediately after Installing an app for the first time makes absolutely no sense!
How does one review anything without ever using it before?
So because it was hard to navigate the app without being bothered by the 'review pop-up' here is your review!
STOP ASKING FOR A REVIEW IMMEDIATELY AFTER DOWNLOADING AN APP!
How does one review anything without ever using it before?
So because it was hard to navigate the app without being bothered by the 'review pop-up' here is your review!
STOP ASKING FOR A REVIEW IMMEDIATELY AFTER DOWNLOADING AN APP!
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Acv
Muy bien
Wes
As a licensed automotive dealer, my experience with ACV Auctions has been extremely disappointing.
I purchased a vehicle through ACV based on the condition report, photographs, and representations provided in the auction listing. When the vehicle arrived, it had significant issues that were either not disclosed or not reasonably visible in the listing materials. After documenting the problems and requesting assistance, ACV refused to stand behind the condition report or provide a satisfactory resolution.
The entire purpose of an online wholesale auction is to give dealers confidence that the information provided is accurate and complete. When that information turns out to be unreliable and the auction company declines to take responsibility, dealers are left absorbing unexpected repair costs and losses.
What concerns me most is not that a mistake may have been made—mistakes happen in every business. The issue is the lack of accountability after the problem was brought to their attention. I expected ACV to review the evidence fairly and honor the representations made in the listing. Instead, my claim was denied, leaving me with little confidence in their buyer protection process.
Based on my experience, I would advise other dealers to thoroughly inspect every ACV purchase and be prepared for the possibility that condition report discrepancies may not be resolved in the buyer’s favor.
I hope ACV improves its dispute resolution process and takes greater responsibility for the accuracy of the vehicles it markets to dealers.
I purchased a vehicle through ACV based on the condition report, photographs, and representations provided in the auction listing. When the vehicle arrived, it had significant issues that were either not disclosed or not reasonably visible in the listing materials. After documenting the problems and requesting assistance, ACV refused to stand behind the condition report or provide a satisfactory resolution.
The entire purpose of an online wholesale auction is to give dealers confidence that the information provided is accurate and complete. When that information turns out to be unreliable and the auction company declines to take responsibility, dealers are left absorbing unexpected repair costs and losses.
What concerns me most is not that a mistake may have been made—mistakes happen in every business. The issue is the lack of accountability after the problem was brought to their attention. I expected ACV to review the evidence fairly and honor the representations made in the listing. Instead, my claim was denied, leaving me with little confidence in their buyer protection process.
Based on my experience, I would advise other dealers to thoroughly inspect every ACV purchase and be prepared for the possibility that condition report discrepancies may not be resolved in the buyer’s favor.
I hope ACV improves its dispute resolution process and takes greater responsibility for the accuracy of the vehicles it markets to dealers.
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