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I wanted to sell my 2012 Honda Odyssey which has only 48,000 miles. I got a good price online. I then called to find out what the process would be. I was told that someone would come to verify the odometer and that I would be given a business check. I told the person that I could not give the car and title to Carvana without receiving a bank check or certified check. That's the way business is done. I was told that was not possible (as if it's illegal or immoral).

After hearing numerous times how honest Carvana was, I asked to speak to a supervisor. She told me that because this is “busy season” no assessment of the car's value would be done in my driveway and I would receive a check for the amount promised on the website.

I'm sure the car is appraised promptly. If the value is much lower, Carvana can put a stop payment on the check and the customer has a lawsuit on his hands. Bernie Madoff also said, “Trust me”.