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Jeff Solomon

Mercury Agent Since 2015

Jeff has worked at Mercury since 2015. Early in life, his mother he learned to always “clean for the cleaning lady,” which taught him the value of doing a complete and thorough job. With his excellent tech skills, Jeff will not stop finding solutions for the toughest of customers.

Jeff as Umpire at Marlins Park

He lives by the simple motto of ‘Live long and prosper,’ which most associate with the Vulcan greeting from Star Trek. Although Solomon is obviously a Trekkie, he spends all of his available time after work volunteering as an Umpire for High School and Middle School Baseball in his local community.

How can I help you?

Contact Jeff

Direct: (954) 982-7952
(Call or Text)
Toll Free: (800) 553-1828 x24
Email: jeff@mercuryautotransport.com

Proudly Licensed & Insured

USDOT Number: 2242305
Docket Number: MC647319

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HOW AUTO SHIPPING WORKS

REQUEST A QUOTE

First, we post your vehicle through our network, including all National Dispatch Boards for Auto Transport. This is where all licensed auto transport carriers can see your vehicle is available for shipping.

BOOK YOUR ORDER

We present offers from FMCSA Licensed and Insured Carriers. When you accept an offer, we send your service agreement that guarantees the price, door-to-door service and 100% bumper to bumper insurance. There are never any hidden fees or charges, guaranteed.

VEHICLE IS PICKED UP

Not until you approve your carrier and final logistics is your deposit due. Your deposit is included in your quote and goes toward the total price. The remaining balance is due at time of delivery. Nothing gets done without your approval.

VEHICLE IS DELIVERED

Your driver will contact you prior to your pickup and delivery dates to schedule a time for loading and unloading. Once your vehicle reaches its destination, you do a final inspection of your vehicle and pay the driver the remaining balance. You and the driver both sign the Bill of Lading and each keep a copy.

There are several ways you can ship a car. The options include enclosed trailer, open carrier transport, flatbed truck, door to door shipping and to or from a terminal as well. The most popular of the options is 7 to 10 car open carrier. These large trucks can accommodate almost any size vehicle including cars, SUV’s, trucks, jeeps and vans.

Open car transport, door to door is also the best way to get the cheapest auto transport rate possible. To learn more and see what transport method is best for you, please fill out our free quote form and one of our representatives will respond to you within minutes. You can also call us at (800) 553-1828.

Shipping a vehicle can be stressful if don’t know what to do. This is why we believe it is paramount to have our highly trained agents be your main point of contact from start to finish.

They will go over everything you need to know so you can relax. In the meanwhile, we prepared you this checklist. This includes everything from pickup to delivery and how to make sure your car is ready for pickup.

When it comes to car moving, we want you to be ahead of the game! For any questions and further assistance our agents are standing by, (800) 553-1828. Please read our checklist to prepare your vehicle to learn more.

While understanding auto transport insurance is not rocket science, we think it’s valuable to explain how it works. As part of providing a great car transport service, it is our job to guarantee that the carrier we assign to pickup your vehicle is licensed and insured. Click here to check out our license.

When you go with Mercury to ship your vehicle, you can rest assure that the carrier assigned to move your car is fully insured and licensed with the FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier and Saftey Administration).

Your vehicle is covered by the carrier’s insurance policy that is doing the shipping. Depending on the type and size of the truck/trailer that is shipping your car, the insurance policy can cover from $100,000 to $1,000,000 of damage.

We have also provided a checklist to explain what you need to do at both pickup and delivery in case there are any issues so, you can file a claim and know that everything will be taken care of.

It is rare but, time-to-time there may be accidental damage while in transit and it is good to know that your carrier’s insurance will protect your auto shipment in that event.

To view a sample BOL (Bill of Lading) and learn what to do in case of accidental damage, please check out our Condition Report and Procedure checklist.