Seems fair enough - as the OP asked for comments which could be good or bad.

It's easy to find out if they are worth dealing with. They valued my 2012 VW Take Up with 130,000 miiles on the clock, FSH, one owner, at £1300. That is far below the WBAC valuation, for example. And way below other online valuations. I got £1800 for it.

I'd avoid them like the plague.

This is what makes me suspicious (admitedly I am Mr. Glass-half-empty) of the OP's motives for their original post - they may well be legit, but surely, like Leif here, why wouldn't they just get a quote from both this firm and WBAC to at least compare the money offered and then state this on the post.

To me, that would've been a better starting point, especially if this other one had indeed offered a higher valuation than WBAC, rather than relying on other forum members doing as Leif has, and thus effectively giving that other site free publicity. Its a whole world of difference between getting a free quote and actually spending money to buy a car at a dealer.

Having just sold our Note to Evans Halshaw (who just beat WBAC) I put the details into Jacks site. They were about £150 less than we actually got from Evans Halshaw who knocked about £70 off their on-line price .

So not too bad but how much would they deduct when they viewed the car. Are there any admin fees I wonder?