BEWARE!!
BEWARE!!! Scammer! On April 28th, I contracted with NSLA to ship a car on June 9th from Colorado to Floride. My rep was Walter. I had to keep checking with him to make sure it was still scheduled. I had many other shippers reach out to me and tell me that it was a scam and that they would raise the price. I was assured by Walter that would not be the case and that everyone else was the scammer. Last Thursday night at 6:00 pm, the night before they were to pick it up, Walter assured me that it would be picked up the next day and the price would be what was agreed upon when I signed the contract. Friday morning (day of pickup), at 8:30 am, Walter texted me that they didn't have a driver and the car wouldn't be picked up. I was pretty heated but after a call to someone on the office (i think his name was Aaron) and a subsequent call with Walter, I was assured that they could have a drive pick it up todqy (Monday June 8th). This morning after I texted Walter, he called me back about 30 minutes later and told me that they had a driver lined up to pick the car up between noon & 5:00 pm. I said great, then he launched into a long drawn explanation that things had changed and the amount would now be 4 times I was quoted and contracted for. I couldn't believe it, then he dropped it some so that it would only be 300% more & felt that I should be great full for everything he had done. I said no way and to send me back my deposit. He said well I was under contract and the contract said there could be price adjustments but no where did it say a 300-400% increase. I had already reached out to my attorney and had him read the contract. He said a small increase could possibly come but after the call with Walter, I talked to him and he couldn't believe a 300-400% increase. He has the lawsuit all ready to go if I don't get the refund this week, as well as contacting the DA for interstate fraud issues. They tried to us the excuse of high diesel prices for the 300-400% increase but I went back and checked and the actual national average for diesel fuel prices have gone down $.15/gallon since the contract date. This is a perfect example of a "bait and switch" scheme. Stay away from this company!