AmeriFreight

I looked at a couple of transport companies during a move from Pennsylvania to Texas but since my time was limited, I chose AmeriFreight because the initial offer they gave was the cheapest. But after that, it doubled. In fact, the quote was around 800 then I paid 1,300. That's what the driver asked for and it was too much. The carrier driver was also supposed to come on a Thursday to give him the key. He kept saying he was coming in two hours, but eventually, I left the car with the keys in the street. But in the end, the delivery worked out well. While I paid double of what I’m supposed to pay, I received my car on a Tuesday when the delivery date was Friday. It was a short time to receive my car. Other than that, the transport organizer was nice.

I was moving and I looked at at least two transport companies but I liked AmeriFreight's customer service. The rep was very knowledgeable, upfront and instead of beating around the bush, she was real about where I was spending my money on. She let me know what I was doing, what I shouldn’t do and why it was the best company for me. I liked the way she sold it. You’re spending $1,000 and you wanna know why. I told the rep to take her time on the time that it took the pick up and drop off the vehicle but it took less than a week. Everything was perfect.

I was moving from state to state and I needed the vehicles shipped for more than 1,000 miles. I looked at around four or five companies and I looked at some reviews online, and AmeriFreight’s reviews were good. Initially, I was skeptical because if the reviews are good, I might pay more, but it was reasonable based on the service and I was okay with that. My experience with AmeriFreight was good. My car woman, Lindsey, helped me out. She was good and composed, and she told me whatever my requirement was. The price was a little over $100. I was expecting around $700 per car, but it was $800 I had to pay for both the cars. But I was okay with the service. The shippers, both the guys who moved, were really good. However, the quote was a bit over whatever they said. It was around $690 or $700, but I had to pay $100 more like it was a 30% or 40% price hike.

When we were moving from California to Georgia, AmeriFreight was the only transport company that responded to an inquiry. Initially, I felt that the quote was a little over than what I had anticipated. But being in the situation I was in of only having one offer, that’s what we went with. I worked with a broker to identify the driver. I connected with him multiple times via phone and email and had very positive interactions with their carrier driver. The vehicle was picked up on a Friday and then it was delivered on the following Thursday. I’d recommend them to my family if I needed to use a transporter for cross country. They were very streamlined and straightforward. In the end, it was worth the extra dollar figure.

I live in North Carolina and I sold a vehicle to my daughter who lives in Pittsburgh. I transported it through AmeriFreight, which took three days, and the experience went fine. The transport organizer was very helpful and the quote that they gave me, though higher than what I wanted, was okay.

I was relocating for a new job. I considered three transport companies, but AmeriFreight seemed like a bigger company than the rest of them. I had very professional interactions with their transport organizer and they got my car shipped in a timely manner. The pickup and delivery of the vehicle were good. The guy was really fast and the entire shipment took four days. The vehicle arrived a little dirty which I expected, but in good condition.

I was moving and I shipped my vehicle with AmeriFreight because of their reputation and their pricing was pretty good. We initially talked over email and then I did a few phone calls and the organizer was very prompt. The driver picked the car up a day early but other than that, he was very professional and on time. The transport two or three days and they let me know when they were in the general area so I had one day to prepare. My experience with AmeriFreight was very solid.

We had a car shipped out from Louisiana to South Dakota with AmeriFreight. Better Business Bureau had a good rating for them so we went with them and we had a great experience. The organizer was very helpful and she kept in contact. Also, the quote was what it was. We sped the process up so it cost a little bit more but she told us that upfront. The transport took about a week and a half. The carrier driver answered her phone every time I called her and told me where she was at. We knew what was going on the whole time and she took the car right to the door where it was to be delivered.

I was buying a car and I paid 2,075 bucks to have it shipped coast to coast in the middle of winter in an enclosed carrier. The quote was totally fair and AmeriFreight did a great job. I was very happy with it overall. I had never done it before but I wanted a covered hauler. I went and got five quotes online and AmeriFreight was right in the middle. As a first time experience, I thought that would be the one to go with. Once I’ve made contact and initiated, they were very professional and everything went very well. They were honestly straight, no BS.

Our daughter had moved to South Carolina and she had our car. Then she bought a new vehicle so we were trying to get our car back to us. We’re here in Colorado. I looked at transport companies on the internet and everybody had pretty decent reviews. But it seemed as though AmeriFreight had the best reviews. They had competitive prices too. The representative I dealt with gave me all the information I needed and answered any questions I had. It was a positive experience and we were fortunate that he found a hauler the next day after I called. So it really worked really well for us. The transport took four days, which was quicker than what they had said. The driver was ahead of schedule a day or two and besides being dirty, the car arrived fine.

My stepson is in the military in Washington State and he had no car so, we shipped it to him. AmeriFreight's quote was comparable to the others I got. They were all expensive but that was a long way to ship a car. The person who scheduled the transport for me did a good job. She was nice, easy to talk to and she helped us. The delivery driver was very nice also and I was pleased with his service. From the beginning until the end, the process took three days.

AmeriFreight gave me a reasonable quote for shipping my vehicle 500 miles but I didn’t get it accomplished for that amount. I got quoted $645 but I ended up paying $795, which is about 25% more. I would rather have been told the real price upfront or an amount closer to it. And then, I had to give their rep the dimensions of the vehicle two or three times. I had to take pictures of me holding measurements, which I think was a miscommunication between the rep Danielle and the truck driver. Then at the pick-up site, the driver didn’t have the paperwork for when you walk around the vehicle to check it, to look for damage and to make sure that nothing is missing. When he delivered it, he also didn’t have any of that. And that’s even after I had already talked to Danielle, and she said that the driver has to have that all fixed.

I become a snowbird and originally, I was thinking of either buying or leasing a car down here. But it seems like it was gonna be way too expensive. One of my cousins suggested I have the vehicle transported. It was a last minute decision because I was due to fly out on a Saturday afternoon, and I only got a hold of AmeriFreight on a Friday afternoon. Originally, they were gonna try and pick it up on Saturday morning, but that did not happen. Instead, I gave my tenant a key, and she was there when they came for the pickup. The carrier driver was very, very nice. The car arrived quickly and while I had washed it before I left, it was dirtier than it was, but that was a long haul. The young lady I spoke to at AmeriFreight was very helpful, too.

We have a distribution agreement to distribute a certain vehicle in South Florida and there was a boat show. We had a lot of showings coming that week, and so we were trying to ship the vehicle down there. We were going from Danville down to Fort Lauderdale and AmeriFreight was one of the transport companies that came up. We called AmeriFreight and got a quote fairly quick. We were happy with the price on it. It was a rush situation, so everything was prompt on their end. I was in contact with them the whole time, and they were good at following up on any issues that arise throughout the process.

I needed my vehicle shipped from New Jersey to Tennessee and went with AmeriFreight's service due to their good rating on the Better Business Bureau. I was given a lower quote, and then they knew that I needed the vehicle by a certain day. They then called back at a higher price. Although I paid too much, everything went well. The interaction with the AmeriFreight rep was fine and the delivery driver was great. The driver took the vehicle on a Saturday and I didn't get it back until Wednesday, wherein the vehicle's condition was fine.

I was transferring with the military and was transporting my vehicle. AmeriFreight had the lowest price initially but it increased by $600 which I understand because it was a seasonal thing. Other than that, the rep I worked with was great. Tara did everything I needed. For the transport, I was expecting a semi to come pick it up and the carrier driver had like a Dodge 1500 or something with a trailer. It wasn't what I expected but I had no complaints. The transport took longer than a week and all the timing was perfect.

I sold my old car to my brother-in-law and bought a new one. I shipped my old car to him and I picked AmeriFreight for the job based on the quality of their website. Their organizer did a fine job. She was forthcoming about the process and it sorta worked out like she said it would. Their original quote was a low-ball but what I paid in the end was in the middle of the other quotes I was given. The pickup to dropoff process took seven days and my brother-in-law said the car was dirty when it arrived. Other than that, there weren't any issues.

First thing first I am a person on the inside who is privy to all of the deceptive practices used by this company for years. I am not a disgruntled former employee looking for revenge. Their employees are willing participant is the lies told daily by the company. How do I know you ask? I had to let go of my truck's dispatcher and told her to give this company a call since she lived nearby. The lengths this company goes to trick people is sickening. Behind the scenes we all have access to what the going rates or comps are. The deceptions starts here (actual customer case) customer call to move Luxury SUV. (Going rate 1350). What does this company tell them the price is 950. I know you must think well the customer is saving 400... Wrong.

AmeriFreight had good reviews. It came across as reliable and trusted. We used them for our move to a different state. Their rep was very detailed in the process and on how it was going to go. The initial quote was super low and I didn't know what the rationale behind it was. Eventually, the market value was too high. We closed to a quote that was closer to the market value than what was initially told. I understand that it's a bidding process. But during the quote process, I wish the quote can be a number which is much closer to the final value and not too much of a difference. My thing was roughly $500 off from my initial estimate. But overall, it was a nice experience. The driver was very courteous and friendly. Our whole interaction was very smooth. For the move, they committed to be done within five days and as they said, even with the bad weather conditions, everything went as expected.

I moved to another state and I shipped my vehicle for almost 2000 miles using AmeriFreight. The transport organizer who helped me was good. However, it could have been better if they honored the quote that they provided online. The quote that I got was around 900 but the actual shipping cost was 1,100 something. Despite of that, everything went smooth from pick up to drop off and which took less than four days. Except for being a little dirty, which was expected, the vehicle was in the same condition when it arrived to me.

I had a car that I needed to be picked up and shipped to the east coast from the west coast. I liked AmeriFreight's pricing and coverage. The only problem with them is that there should be more information on the front-end. They don't give you all the information. They need a realistic amount of time that it takes to really find a carrier. That process is a little long. Also, the quote that I was given originally was great. But I wasn't as happy about what I paid in the end. Those aside, the car pickup to the dropoff took seven days. And the car was in great condition when it arrived. It went to a dealership.

I liked AmeriFreight's price and their organizers were all very good and professional. I had to ship a car to my son, and AmeriFreight did good service. They were really fast.

I moved out of the United States, so I needed to ship a car across the country. AmeriFreight said they could give a better rate than other shippers and I got a better rate from them. Some of the quotes that were offered upfront were way overpriced. AmeriFreight 's quote was a little too low, but it was a decent quote and then the actual price wasn’t too much more than what they quoted initially. But their email format looked super not legit and didn’t sound professional. Initially, I even thought their email was spam. I had to look them up on Better Business Bureau to make sure they were a legitimate company.

I had to ship a vehicle out to my parents who moved out to California and compared to others, the quote AmeriFreight offered was very reasonable. My brother-in-law found good reviews about them too. The reps I interacted with were very responsive. The carrier driver was also responsive as well as on time and accommodating. From Washington, D.C. to Santa Barbara, California, the whole transport took eight days and AmeriFreight was really outstanding.

AmeriFreight had a lot of good reviews and the quotes that people got seemed decent. They quoted me $900 but it was like an emergency and I needed the car moved right away. The rep did a great job of making it a priority and within a couple of days, they were able to schedule a pickup. The pickup was delayed a few hours due to traffic but it wasn't a big deal. Everything went smooth and it was perfectly on schedule. The driver was phenomenal and I was very happy with the transportation. I would recommend AmeriFreight to my friends who want to move their vehicle. I would let them know that everything that AmeriFreight told me was upfront and there was no hidden cost.

I bought a vehicle and I had to have it shipped to me. I used AmeriFreight and my interaction with the transport organizer was okay. They didn't list the pictures, though, and different couriers had to keep calling to get pictures. AmeriFreight didn't post the pictures, so I had to send them pictures three different times. They didn't put it in a common place where anybody can look at it. They put it in their own email, and then the next person that called couldn't get back into the original email, so I had to send it again. That happened two different times. Other than that, the courier that brought my car was good. He called and told me what he was doing. The condition of my car was what I expected, too.

I was moving from New Jersey to Las Vegas and I didn’t wanna drive the car so I thought it’d be easier to ship it. I looked at a lot of transport companies and the surveys and AmeriFreight came out as being the number one. They gave me the lowest quote which was $874 and it was good. Most of the other quotes were 1,100, 1,200. When it came to shipping the car, it was 1,100 but I still stuck with them. It was all new to me but the reps were very helpful so I appreciated that.

My son was moving to Georgia to stay with his brother and we had to ship his car down there. I wanted to go with somebody who wasn’t about the money and I wanted to make sure they were trustworthy. I chose AmeriFreight because they have good reviews, but I was bummed out because they gave me a quote for $790, but then when the time came, it was $1,200. It was around Christmas time, the holidays, and winter time. That probably bumped up the price more. They warned me that it could go up but I thought it may be $100 or $200. When I got the call, it was a lot more than that so it was disappointing, but all in all, it was worth it. AmeriFreight was good. They told me not to worry if we didn’t hear from them because it would be until a few days before they found a driver.

One of our friends used AmeriFreight before and their experience was really good which was a big deal for us. Also, I felt great when I was talking to their rep, Tara. Then, we decided to go with AmeriFreight to ship my car from Louisiana to California. After that, there was a different quote coming in and some other people, on behalf of Tara, contacted me but overall, it was good.

AmeriFreight seemed to have a combination of good rates and good customer service. They were also responsive when we requested a quote, so we got them to ship our van. Their transport organizers were very prompt, friendly, and helpful. The driver was very pleasant and arrived very close to the time that they predicted that they would. I had a pleasant experience on that end as well. Everything went smoothly.