"Do not pay any money to those guys. This site comes very close to the definition of scam. On their home page http://www.cheapcarfinder.com one can "search" for a car make and see what they call "Sample Of Partial Inventory". That is just to trick you into signing up with them. There is NO database of cars they refer to. In fact, their so called "restricted area" is a very sloppy designed web page with just an outdated list of auction companies, most of which have very little or nothing to do with cars. You cannot even really limit search results to your area. And forget about being able to search for a specific car. There is absolutely nothing there that you would be unable to find on your own on Google within 5 minutes. The site was apparently built in a hurry quite a while ago and has never been updated ever since. I have been trying to get refund since the very day I signed up, but their "support" does not respond at all. The contact information on their site is limited to just one email address. I have an impression that there are no staff at Airon Corporation, MA, which owns the website, apart from Alexei Borisov (67A Norwood Ave., Newton Center, MA 02459, telephone ***-***-****) and his Armenian buddy."
"The site provides nothing, just a few links, dont get tricked into paying some few bucks for what seems like an opportunity to bid in an online auction. The site provides NO SERVICE. I REPEAT NO SERVICE, except a few links, which i would happily give to you. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY"
"Be wary of dealing with this company. I joined for the annual subscription price of $35 and then found out that the car I was trying to find wasn't even listed, after they lead you on by telling you they have hundreds of listings.
Also, the info is available by searching the web yourself, and you get nothing that is proprietary.
This company doesn't return any e-mails and has no phone number to contact them.
Here is a site that has more info about this company: www.consumerwebwatch.org/news/Barrett/0804_cars.htm"