Sign in  

Vinseeker.com

Vinseeker.com Reports & Reviews – Page 2 (29)

I was planning on purchasing a used car and wanted to check the vin number for any information about its history, I paid an initial $1.00 payment for the report, a week later I get a $29.95 charge on my bank account. I called their customer service number and it was disconnected, I also sent many emails to cancel the service but all have been ignored. I had to dispute the charges and block them from charging my account. Stay clear they are out to get your money, this is not a legitimate company.

+2
- Oxford, NY, USA

Look up to see if there were reported accidents on my vehicle. Initial cost was $1 dollar. Never got a report I emailed them that and told them not to deduct the dollar. Then I'm looking at my bank account and see thst they had an amount for 29.95,so I just emsiled them again to refund it and take care of it or I wonld be reporting it. Tried to call numerous times and the line is always busy.

I reviewed a vin number, charged 1.00. There was no other information regarding a monthly charge on 29.95. There was no other information of terms and conditions. One week after reviewing my 1.00 vin number report, I was fraudulently charged 29.95, without notice, no emails with notification stating this would transpire. I have emailed 3 times, no response, Sunday I called 10 times, rings busy, called 3 times Monday, just called this morning, every time the number rings busy. This is fraud. Website claims they have live chat, wrong. After being charged 29.95, I had to register "forgot my password" NEVER created an account, I get logged in, thats when I am informed of 29.95 a month charge. This is fraud.
Photo 1 proof in review #17634563 about Vinseeker.com

+4
- Chicago, IL, USA

This was a trial or one time fee of “$1.00”, to check one vin number on a car I purchased. A few days later one charge of $30.00 charged to the vendor appeared deducted from my account. I’ve tried calling the phone number on this transaction from my bank & website and was greeted by a constant busy signal. I had authorized $1.00 one time fee to check a car vin. My account has been charged $30.00 TWICE in April alone within two weeks apart! I have emailed the company to resolve the issue and request a refund to no avail. I have also contacted my banking institution about this matter to avoid any future charges. So far I have not received my money back.

+3

Okay, so a couple of days before, I went to that website and on the website they said that it is $1 but a few days later they charged me $29.99 dollars and they not letting me change it. They letting me log in and not even their phone number is legit. Total scam

+2

Something with me they asked for a $1.00 gave me nothing few days later I was charged $29.95 I try login in it won't let me said password is my zip code I put it in and say no account found and you try calling the first week it would ring then hangs up all day everyday no mater what time it is now you call the number and it just busy busy

+1

Ordered a one time Vin check for $1.00, 5 days later they charged my card another $29,00. They wouldn't answer their phones. Tried their 24 hour text to support, entered my info regarding my transaction, they hung up on me. I canceled my credit card so they cannot charge me again. I feel as if these people are total scammers. Avoid at all cost.

+6
- Lexington, SC, USA

Offered 1.00 vin check. No options Offered as promotional. Suddenly took $30 from bank account without authorization.

+9
Check fields!

Report Vinseeker.com


Upload here Increase visibility and credibility of your review by
adding a photo, document or video
Submit

Vinseeker.com Contacts

Vinseeker.com associated photos:


Address:

401 Guadalupe St., Austin, TX 78701, USA

Phone:


Website:

vinseeker.com

This website was reported to be associated with Vinseeker.com.



E-mails:

Sign in to see


If you know any contact information for Vinseeker.com, help other victims by adding it!

Add new contacts

Recently updated reports

I bought these tickets from this company up in Canada, and right from the beginning I should have known I was in for a long day. Nothing against... Jul 27, 2026
Am 08.01.2024 wurden 69,98€ von Arietggl C0., Ltd. von meinem PayPal-Konto abgebucht. Ich kenne diese Firma nicht und habe bei ihr auch nicht... Jul 26, 2026
I received the following email notification. I searched PayPal and checked the official support number. You are receiving this email because your... Jul 26, 2026
Please avoid them. They are fraudsters.I regret the day I trusted them with my savings, sending them to be kept safe and multiplied, only to try to... Jul 26, 2026
No Caller attentione beware Jul 24, 2026

New reports

Received a package from USPS with two small (5 inches) windchimes. Package was insured and had a tracking #. I did not order anything and verified all accounts. 1 d ago
I received a mail correspondence 2026 FINAL NOTICE, Customer IS GPGHABCC4340 expiration date. Jeff Morton, Program director - 1888-928-1981. when I... 1 d ago
I have received probably 20 plus voice mails from this AI. One time it was 3 times in a row. This has been going on for about 3-4 weeks. 1 d ago
Monthly charge of $24.95 taken from my credit card as a subscription for rewards when shopping. Be aware when you buy that you are not being charged... 1 d ago
Threatening to take me to court unless I paid 999 to an account which I didn't have they would take PayPal. I don't know anything about... 1 d ago

Most Read Reports

I hit the QR code three times and called five times, then my son told me to Google it, which told me it was a scam and not to call or scan it, but I... 18 Reports
In 1284, Genoa fought victoriously against the Republic of Pisa in the Battle of Meloria for dominance over the Tyrrhenian Sea, and it was an eternal... 41 Reports
I received an email from Christian Mickkelsen ([email protected].) on May 27, 2026. I was invited to a Zoom chat with Metedith Eright... 6 Reports
Fake invoice for gun purchase charging $316. 87 Reports
The honorific itself held no legal meaning, but it denoted that Octavian (henceforth Augustus) now approached divinity, and its adoption by hi... 30 Reports