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1. You tell us the exact vehicle you want along with options.
2. We contact dealers in your area and get their best price.
(keeping your identity totally invisible to them.)
3. We recommend the best overall value to you.
4. We introduce you to the dealership as the buyer and you’re
ready to go.
Protect your privacy.
Silver Service Order Form
Are you concerned about your privacy? You should be.
The information you provide when you request a car quote through any number of internet sites such as Edmunds,
Kelley Blue Book, Cars Direct, and others is valuable to many other consumer oriented companies.
Do you think Toyota would be interested in how many people requested a quote on their vehicles? Also, they can find
out where the quote was requested from, on what vehicle, what options were specified, etc.
The car quote information that you send online is also sent to the dealer’s that sign up to receive them from the lead
generating sites listed above.
Even if the sites don’t do anything else with your information, do you know what the car dealership does with it?
While companies are specializing on halting the problem of identity theft, the problem continues to grow. According to
statistics, from 2008 to 2009, identity theft grew by 11% in the US.
That’s about 11 million people who have had their identification stolen in one year.
Be careful what information you share with anyone on the internet. If you share anything more than your name, phone
number and e-mail address you’re giving the ID thieves more ammunition to steal your identity.
Be extremely careful with sharing your social security number (SSN), birthday, or home address with any company
online. Make sure that the company has a privacy policy that explicitly states that it will not share your personal
information with anyone.
How valuable do you think your personal information is to an auto insurance company? Do you think ACME insurance
(fictitious name) would be interested in buying the information collected through a car buying site to send either an e-
mail or regular mail to you promoting their auto insurance?
Of course they would! Not all of these sites share the information but, it’s not always easy identifying who you can
trust.
Have you ever received unsolicited e-mail’s (OK, we all have) and thought about where they would have gotten your
information from?
How about mail from the postal service? It happens every day and you are at risk if that information gets into the
wrong hands.
If you use these services, you’ll have to enter the information into the online boxes provided. You can also contact the
dealerships directly but, you’ll be spending hours speaking to all kinds of people that will try to extract the same
information from you.
If you dare to call to ask for a quote over the phone, they’ll tell you they have to check the price or availability and they’
ll ask you for your name and phone number to get back to you.
The better solution is to use an auto buying service that offers multiple options to assist you with your purchase or
lease of a new or used car.
A good auto buying service won’t ever share your information with anyone, especially a car dealer. When car buying
services negotiate and bid on your behalf with car dealers, they NEVER should share any information about you, not
even your name!
Once the car buying service gets the best deal for you and you accept it, they will give you the dealer contact
representative so that you can finish the deal on the vehicle.
It’s that easy! It’s also the safest way to insure that your personal information stays personal and that way, you won’t
have to worry about identity theft.
2. We contact dealers in your area and get their best price.
(keeping your identity totally invisible to them.)
3. We recommend the best overall value to you.
4. We introduce you to the dealership as the buyer and you’re
ready to go.
Protect your privacy.
Silver Service Order Form
Are you concerned about your privacy? You should be.
The information you provide when you request a car quote through any number of internet sites such as Edmunds,
Kelley Blue Book, Cars Direct, and others is valuable to many other consumer oriented companies.
Do you think Toyota would be interested in how many people requested a quote on their vehicles? Also, they can find
out where the quote was requested from, on what vehicle, what options were specified, etc.
The car quote information that you send online is also sent to the dealer’s that sign up to receive them from the lead
generating sites listed above.
Even if the sites don’t do anything else with your information, do you know what the car dealership does with it?
While companies are specializing on halting the problem of identity theft, the problem continues to grow. According to
statistics, from 2008 to 2009, identity theft grew by 11% in the US.
That’s about 11 million people who have had their identification stolen in one year.
Be careful what information you share with anyone on the internet. If you share anything more than your name, phone
number and e-mail address you’re giving the ID thieves more ammunition to steal your identity.
Be extremely careful with sharing your social security number (SSN), birthday, or home address with any company
online. Make sure that the company has a privacy policy that explicitly states that it will not share your personal
information with anyone.
How valuable do you think your personal information is to an auto insurance company? Do you think ACME insurance
(fictitious name) would be interested in buying the information collected through a car buying site to send either an e-
mail or regular mail to you promoting their auto insurance?
Of course they would! Not all of these sites share the information but, it’s not always easy identifying who you can
trust.
Have you ever received unsolicited e-mail’s (OK, we all have) and thought about where they would have gotten your
information from?
How about mail from the postal service? It happens every day and you are at risk if that information gets into the
wrong hands.
If you use these services, you’ll have to enter the information into the online boxes provided. You can also contact the
dealerships directly but, you’ll be spending hours speaking to all kinds of people that will try to extract the same
information from you.
If you dare to call to ask for a quote over the phone, they’ll tell you they have to check the price or availability and they’
ll ask you for your name and phone number to get back to you.
The better solution is to use an auto buying service that offers multiple options to assist you with your purchase or
lease of a new or used car.
A good auto buying service won’t ever share your information with anyone, especially a car dealer. When car buying
services negotiate and bid on your behalf with car dealers, they NEVER should share any information about you, not
even your name!
Once the car buying service gets the best deal for you and you accept it, they will give you the dealer contact
representative so that you can finish the deal on the vehicle.
It’s that easy! It’s also the safest way to insure that your personal information stays personal and that way, you won’t
have to worry about identity theft.
only $14.95!
only $14.95!