Offermyreg Reviews 5

Do not use this company they are cons they offered 210 for my car.phoned Every day for phone was fobed off like others was offered 50 pound as after market part fitted refused offer said I would collect car a week later still waiting for address to pick up car so contacted dvla to be car has been scrapped even though I refused offer this company has been reported to police please do not use .

THEY ARE A SCAM!!! DO NOT USE! They arranged to take our car offered £400 then reduced to £200 as they said there was a non original part. We asked offermyreg to provide proof of this to which they didn't do. We explained they took the whole V5 and they said they would arrange with DVLA that the vehicle would be scrapped. They havent done and now we are getting loads of fines comes through. They gave us a name of the company that collected as "repair recycle" and a postcode of SO196DX. We cant find the company. We are trying to notify DVLA but this company does not come up. We was told if we refused the amount offered we would have to collect the car. We didnt refuse but asked for proof of the part they were claiming. They then sent money to the account with the reference NATIONWIDE SCRAP LTD.

Daylight robbery!
Offered me £850 for my car, they took it away. Called the next day and said they would only pay £300. I said no, asked to speak to management. They said I would get a call back. A week of chasing them I didn't get any call back. They put the £300 in my bank and then refused to discuss the matter further. I am now trying to get the car removed from DVLA but they have no registered address so it's impossible.

Worst experience I have ever had - in absolute shock that they can get away with this.

We booked for our car to be collected after being given a quote of £280 for our car (Audi A3). We were told we would be paid a day after collection provided their inspection all went ok (baring in mind we had been very clear with all the issues with the car, so there should be nothing new).

They then rang the next working day to say they could only offer £50 for the car and we could either accept the offer and they send the money, or refuse the quote and collect our car.

We refused the quote and tried to arrange for the collection of our car. As they had collected our car from North London and for some reason taken it to Southampton, it was going to be a nightmare to collect ourselves, so we were trying to arrange collection through another company. To make matters worse the company and address of the yard it had been taken to, that they provided on the paperwork didn't exist. We looked on every map and browser... it didn't exist.

I rang back again and asked for the correct details only to go round in circles, them saying the details are on the paperwork, me having to repeatedly say the details aren't correct as they don't exist, to them then saying we cannot arrange the collection, we have to make an appointment through them and it has to be the registered keeper of the vehicle in attendance for the yard to release the vehicle with ID, despite us saying we would give, written and verbal permission to whoever needs it. Which is ironic as they didn't ask for ID or confirm us as the registered keepers of the vehicle when collecting it.

They said it was the yards terms and conditions so they couldn't do anything, to which for the 100th time we asked for their details so we could discuss with them directly.

The paper work stated if the car is taken to an unreasonable distance from collection they need to share the details required to arrange collection.

By this point they keep rushing me off the phone and saying they'll get the details for me and call back, and assured me it would before the end of the day. We also expressed concern that there was a 3 day collection period before you start getting charged storage fees, so this needed to be sorted quickly.

I kept calling back to ask for an update to which it would either go to a full VM box, on hold for an hour plus each time or hung up on mid sentence. We then received the £50 in our account, despite having very clearly stated several times we refused their offer and wanted to collect our car.

We have since not been able to get through or get anymore answers. The DVLA says our cars record doesn't exist anymore so there is nothing we can do.

Wasn't even about the money in the end, it's just the principle, that a well advertised company and site like this is getting away with it.

I had a really disappointing experience with this company. I was quoted £320 for my car and they collected it on Thursday. After the car was taken, I received no confirmation of payment, no follow-up, and no communication about a revised valuation.

Several days later, I was contacted and told the price had suddenly dropped to £50, which was never mentioned at the time of collection. I also wasn’t given the vehicle’s location or the chance to accept or reject the new offer before it was moved — something the process should allow.

The lack of timely communication and the huge change in price left me feeling really let down and stuck without my car. I hope my experience helps others approach with caution and ask the right questions before agreeing to collection