Bidspace.info is one of the websites that put auction cars online one page at a time, each under its VIN. Its homepage did not open for a plain automated check when we tried in late October 2026. The file the site publishes for search engines, robots.txt, did open, and it lists three language sections: English under /en/, Polish under /pl/ and Russian under /ru/.
Three languages, one car
For an owner this matters in a practical way: the same car may be reachable at more than one address. A page in the English section and its counterparts in the Polish and Russian sections can each show up in Google, for people searching in different languages. We have not seen how bidspace.info builds those pages for any particular car, so we do not promise a number of addresses — your own search and the free check show what is out there. If you searched in one language only, also try the bare VIN in Google; a result from another section may turn up there.
Our order notes cover the car’s record on bidspace.info: removal of the car from the site’s database, with its photos and purchase price, and removal of the vehicle from bidspace.info. It is one record, so you do not order each language on its own. What does help is a list of every link you saw — the /en/ one, a /pl/ or /ru/ one if you came across it, and any image result that led you to the site.
Proof that the car is yours
Some websites want proof of ownership before they act on a request. If bidspace.info asks for it, we tell you exactly what it needs. Until then there is nothing to send beyond the VIN and the links, and no account to create.
What the order does not touch
This is about a public page. Official and commercial records are another matter: the title and any brand on it, NMVTIS, insurance databases, Carfax and AutoCheck stay as they are, and so do the auctions’ own archives. Anyone entitled to a history report still gets it, and if the law where you live asks you to disclose damage when you sell, that does not change.
Ordering, step by step
- Free check. Enter the VIN on this page. It scans 110+ websites plus Google and lists what it finds, in any language section.
- Choose Bidspace.info. Removal from this website costs $35. The VIN goes with the order; add the links you collected.
- Pay. Card, PayPal or USDT on CleanVINUSA’s checkout.
- We take it from there. We file the request, follow it up, ask you for ownership proof only if the site wants it, and confirm when the pages are processed.
- Google. For eligible links we ask Google to drop the old results once the pages are gone.
The promised time is 12–24 hours; it can take 1–2 days longer during Google updates or technical problems on the servers. Google itself works on its own schedule, and an image copy or a cached preview can stay visible for a short time.
Later on
A page we have removed stays removed. If the car is auctioned again, the new sale creates a new listing, and that one is a new order. Run the free check again before you put the car up for sale.