We have developed a very simple and effective way in giving peace of mind needed on the Internet transactions. You may wonder how we manage that and it may even sound too good to be true, but it's because TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATIVE, INC. provides the 7 Day Money Back Guarantee program, only for Items sold via are already stored inside its warehouses.
All Items sold through TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATIVE, INC. go through a safety inspection before being taken into Our custody. According to the TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATIVE, INC. Privacy Policy, upon arrival in the storage area, Items are verified by the Technical Inspection Team for clear title, quality, size, psychical conditions (damages, scratches, dents, rust, etc.). The 7 Day Money Back Guarantee program gives Buyers certainty that they will receive the Item they are paying for.
The Buyer decides to look somewhere else.
In order to minimize the chances of failed transactions when it comes to the Items sold through TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATIVE, INC., our staff compares Seller's description with the actual Item which will be into our possession when will be listed. If the listing description is incorrect or does not correspond with our Technical Inspection Document made upon arrival at the store, the Seller is instructed to re-list the Item with the correct description. That makes us different and lets us give Buyers certainty that they will receive the Item they are paying for.
Many buyers don’t know what to inspect when purchasing a vehicle and end up with costly repairs after the purchase. Our TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATIVE, INC. & Consignment certified inspectors are trained to exceed the highest industry standards, promote professionalism, and thoroughly communicate their findings with clients. This process is the most throughout in the industry. Upon arrival or when taken into consignment, all vehicles are being verified by a Technical Inspection Team for psychical condition, quality, accident history, etc.
Vehicles which do not pass our inspection, will not be listed for sale under TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATIVE, INC. & Consignment Terms of Use. These are usually damaged vehicles beyond repair, vehicles that do not pass regular inspection or do not meet state regulations.
Note: Items that don't pass our inspection, will not be listed for sale. These are usually damaged Items beyond repair, Items that do not pass regular inspection or don't meet state regulations.
We can’t accept a return if the vehicle has been modified or altered from the condition it was delivered in.
If the vehicle has been in an accident or is damaged, we may not be able to accept it as a return.
No, we’ll collect it for free within the first 7 days!
Titles are transferred into the new owners name once the vehicle has been approved by the Buyer and after the 7-Days Money Back Guarantee is over, or during this period if the Buyer decides earlier.
To reduce the return rate, TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATIVE, INC. & Consignment only accepts vehicles with titles that are:
Clear - Vehicle has no accident history or has been in an accident minor enough that the cost of repair was less than the cost to write off the vehicle.
Rebuilt - A vehicle that has been previously branded as salvage but has been rebuilt/repaired and reinspected. These vehicles are drive-able but the rebuilt brand remains on the vehicle's title/registration documents permanently.
TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATIVE, INC. & Consignment does NOT accept vehicles with titles that are:
Salvage - A vehicle that can be repaired but which would cost more than some predefined amount (often 75-100% of the car's value) to repair. Subject to structural safety inspection before it can be driven; documentation of repairs and sources of repair parts may also be required, depending on jurisdiction.
Irreparable - A vehicle that can be used for parts or scrap only.
Wrecked - Vehicle has been permanently dismantled or recycled as scrap metal. This status effectively prevents the VIN from the destroyed vehicle from ever being re-used.
Theft Recovery - While stolen is a status and typically not a brand (as licensing agencies can refuse to issue any title document once a vehicle is stolen), previously-stolen vehicles are often found dismantled, vandalized or destroyed through arson. Many are then branded and may be irreparable.
Abandoned - The vehicle was found abandoned by its previous owner. Typically not a brand, but may need to be disclosed in some jurisdictions.