CARFAX THE MOST TRUSTED SOURCE??

What will you think after reading the following post will you rely on CARFAX. Michael W. of Atlanta, Georgia, says CARFAX also cost him thousands of dollars too. He didn't get ripped off buying a car, though.

He says he lost $5,000 when he traded-in his 2003 Jeep Cherokee. The dealership pulled a CARFAX report, and it showed that his Jeep had been severely damaged in an accident, had to be towed, and was unsafe and a possible salvage according to their definitions. None of that was true. His vehicle was involved in an accident, but it was not totaled and he had no trouble driving it to the body shop.

Michael says he immediately contacted CARFAX about the inaccurate information.
He sent them a 32-33 page report with the body shop records, pictures, names and numbers of the technicians who worked on his car, and the name of my insurance adjustor. But CARFAX refused to change the report to correctly reflect that information.

CARFAX is a rip-off. The company is out there saying buy our report and protect yourself when you buy a used car. They claim to give out accurate information, but they don't. They're giving out erroneous information. They're spitting our garbage and it is costing people millions of dollars.

http://www.autopi.com/carfaxCBS.htm