The free check tells you where your VIN is published. This article is about the step after it: the order itself. What we need from you, what you can pay with, what happens if a website wants proof that the car is yours, what our confirmation means, and the refund rule for a service that starts right after payment. It applies to every website we cover.
Where you order and pay
The check on this site is free and needs no account and no payment details. When you choose websites from the result, you move to CleanVINUSA’s store on cleanvinusa.com. The order, your contact details and the payment are handled there, under CleanVINUSA’s privacy policy; our privacy page explains what this site itself keeps. Orders are processed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Each website is its own item in the order, because every site has its own rules and timing. Where one operator runs several domains from one database, one item covers all of them. If the result lists many websites and you are unsure where to start, read Your VIN turned up on many websites: what to remove first.
What the order carries
- The VIN. It goes with the order from the check, so you do not type it again, and every request we file is for that VIN.
- The websites you chose. One item per website, each with its own price, shown before you pay.
- The page links. Where the scan has a page’s address, the order carries it. If you found pages yourself, adding their links helps: it shows us exactly which page you mean.
- Your contact details. We use them to confirm the result and to tell you if a website asks for something.
Nothing else is needed to start. If a website later asks for proof of ownership, we tell you.
Paying: card, PayPal or USDT
You can pay by card, through PayPal or in USDT. Payments run through the payment providers, and we never store full card details. Prices are listed per website, from $29.98; the cart total is the sum of the per-website prices, and one payment covers the whole order.
Removal is a digital service, and the work starts right after payment. That makes the moment before you pay the right one to look over the cart: open the pages from your result, make sure each one shows your car, and take out any website you do not want.
If a website asks for proof of ownership
Most websites do not ask. Some do, and if one does, we tell you exactly what that website needs before anything else happens with it. The sooner you send it, the sooner that request can continue. Because each website is its own item, a request from one website concerns that website only.
Our confirmation
We send the removal request to each website in the order and follow it up until the page is gone: 12–24 hours on every website, 1–2 days longer during Google updates or technical problems on the servers. When the pages you selected have been processed, we confirm it.
What to do once it arrives:
- Open the links yourself. The pages from your order should no longer show your car.
- Give Google a little time. Results update after a page is gone, and for eligible links we ask Google to drop the old result. Cached previews and image copies can linger for a short time.
- Keep the confirmation with your order number. If you ever write to us about this order, they are what we need to find it.
Refunds, and what to do if something is wrong
Because it is a digital service that starts right after payment, an order is not refundable once processing has started. That is also why the pages, the prices and the time are in front of you before you pay rather than after.
If something does go wrong, problems are reviewed case by case. Write to office@cleanvinusa.com with:
- the order number;
- the VIN;
- the website;
- the page link.
With those four, we can look at exactly the page in question. You can also reach us on WhatsApp or Telegram — useful before an order as well, if your car is on a website that is not in our list.