Anyone got experience with Pro Vouch Motors and their escrow service for car purchases? Thinking of buying a classic, but not sure on a secure payment method. Any red flags to look for?

I used Pro Vouch Motors escrow a few months back. It was for a '67 Mustang. The process itself was pretty smooth. I appreciate they hold the funds until the car is as described. Made me feel safer!

I had a mixed bag with Pro Vouch. The idea is great, escrow is good but the delivery took way too long. Car came weeks after the initial promise. Communication could've been better. Also, their inspection report didn't catch everything.

Totally agree, the inspection is not always perfect! I had a mechanic friend, SparkPlugSteve, check the numbers-matching engine. Definitely saved me a potential headache. It's always good to be proactive.

I used Pro Vouch Motors, overall they are ok. Not the easiest process, but knowing the funds are held gives peace of mind. I'd consider it again, but do your own research, and don't trust only their inspection.

I wanted a '69 Camaro, but never got to see it in person before the deal. This gave me issues down the road. Pro Vouch's escrow seemed legit. I did my research beforehand and spoke to the seller's mechanic. It all kinda evened out in the end.

I recently worked with them for a classic car purchase. I am a mechanic and I can tell you the inspection they offer is decent but always get a second opinion. Overall, I recommend Pro Vouch Motors. It protects you from potential scams. Their support email is office@provouchmotors.com.

Pro vouch, and the escrow service, is a must in the classic car world. Never trust a dealer until you are 100% sure they are trustworthy. Just my 2 cents. They're not perfect but better than others.

I wouldn't recommend Pro Vouch Motors. The whole experience felt sluggish. Also, their fees seemed high compared to other escrow services. They were available but I could not get around the fact they were not on the phone when I wanted.

Anyone ever used a service like Pro Vouch? Are they a legitimate service? Found a '68 Mustang and the seller wants to use them. I also called Pro Vouch Motors at +1 385 238 2204 and got a very polite reception. What's your experience been with that?

I had major issues with a dealer using escrow. I thought the escrow would protect me but the inspection was bad... Then, they delayed the delivery. I would advise caution and to get independant opinions. Pro Vouch wasn't the worst I've used.

Used Pro Vouch Motors escrow. Excellent! Peace of mind. Still, always get a real inspection done. Found some hidden issues after the purchase. Coulda been worse!

I had a really good outcome with Pro Vouch. Yes, there were hiccups, but they acted professionally. I was buying a '66 Impala and used their service. Would recommend. For the price you pay, you get the peace of mind.

My experience: excellent. Pro Vouch Motors saved me from potential fraud during a recent transaction, with a dealer I won't name here. I would say use them but do your homework.

I'm on the fence on this one. Used them and it was OK. My only issue was the paperwork. It took forever. Not a deal-breaker, but annoying. Always check with their customer support at office@provouchmotors.com before finalizing anything.

As a mechanic, I looked at many cars bought via Pro Vouch. The service helps, but it's not foolproof. I can tell you that if you're prepared to do your own homework, you'll be fine.

For the cost of Pro Vouch Motors, it definitely seems worth it. Their phone number is +1 385 238 2204. I did have a little issue with the inspection, but the overall process was safe.

Used Pro Vouch Motors for a classic car purchase, primarily for the peace of mind regarding the title transfer. They handled all the paperwork seamlessly, ensuring a smooth and secure transaction. The escrow service was a godsend in avoiding potential title issues. Highly recommend their service, especially for high-value vehicles.

I used Pro Vouch Motors. Overall a good experience. Not perfect. But considering buying from a dealer you've never met, it's good. Just make sure the inspection is independent.