Oct 20, 2022
Mr. Car Shipper (877-421-1284), an automotive transport specialist based in Bellevue, Nebraska, has announced that it is the recipient of this year's Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Ethics.
Bellevue,United States - October 20, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The recent award announcement assures individuals interested in shipping their vehicles in Nebraska or any other state that Mr. Car Shipper is a broker that can be trusted. The Torch Award is a prestigious honor that the Better Business Bureau presents to exceptional organizations for their dedication to integrity and ethical practices.
More details are available at https://www.mrcarshipper.com
The latest announcement highlights Better Business Bureau’s recognition of the transport broker’s high standard of customer service. Mr. Car Shipper oversees the transport of regular and high-value vehicles across the continental United States. It offers fair prices, 24/7 support, and sufficient insurance coverage.
Auto transport brokers connect individuals who need to ship a vehicle with a reputable carrier that is on the right route at the right time. The salespeople at Mr. Car Shipper analyze the current shipping climate for a customer’s chosen route and provide honest cost projections to move the vehicle.
Mr. Car Shipper also stands out because it offers adequate insurance coverage. By law, auto transport brokers are only required to have liability insurance, which does not cover the cars they are hauling. Rather than relying on the truck driver’s cargo insurance alone, the company has its own Contingent Cargo Insurance policy to cover customers in case of damage.
Mr. Car Shipper had been a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating for 17 years. It partners with reputable moving companies such as PODS, Zippy Shell, Atlas, and AHRN. Being aware that moving a vehicle can be a stressful experience, the transport specialist’s staff tries to relieve customers’ stress by providing smooth door-to-door transport of their vehicles.
A satisfied customer said: “I shipped my car from Pennsylvania to California with Mr. Car Shipper and the whole experience was very positive. From the initial call, to placing the shipping order, to contracting the dispatcher and arranging for pick-up and delivery, the communication was exceptional and everyone I spoke with was extremely efficient.”
Mr. Car Shipper prides itself on providing accurate quotes and reasonable delivery times. The company’s CEO Jerry Teeter acknowledges that many auto transport brokers rely on bait-and-switch tactics to attract customers.
Interested parties can hear his views on the topic at https://youtu.be/W0G-uHOUt3Y
Contact Info:
Name: Jerry Teeter
Email: Send Email
Organization: Mr. Car Shipper
Address: 1620 Wilshire Dr Suite 300, Bellevue, NE 68005, United States
Phone: +1-402-403-4594
Website: https://www.mrcarshipper.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89083557
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