Editorial standards
RideShipper writes its own titles and its own rankings. A price shop names the vehicle, the lane, and the date, and it leaves a blank when a company will not quote. Pages do not borrow another site's order or present an undated price as current. Corrections are accepted at the contact on this page.
Key facts
- Titles and rankings
- Written for RideShipper. Not copied from another site's list.
- Price shops
- Vehicle, lane, and date on the page. A refusal to quote stays a blank cell.
- Byline
- A named person is credited only after one is assigned. No invented author.
The sources are listed on this page.
RideShipper pages are written for this site. Titles are original. Rankings are not borrowed from another publisher, a broker, or a review site. A price that is not dated is not presented as the current price.
World Media Group LLC publishes RideShipper. The site compares auto transport and sends quote requests. It does not haul cars, set carrier prices, take deposits, or insure vehicles. How the company is paid is on how RideShipper makes money.
What a price page has to show
A shop that compares company quotes names the vehicle, the lane, the date, and each company's figure or refusal. Open and enclosed are not mixed in one unlabeled number. When a company will not quote, the cell is empty. The empty cell stays empty. It is not replaced with another site's number or with the model range.
The model range, when a page shows one, is labeled as an estimate with its version and date. The method is how price estimates are made. The driving-cost figure on the ship-or-drive tool is labeled as a driving benchmark, not as a ship price.
An undated paragraph of prices, including prices copied from an old blog, is not used.
What a ranking has to show
Ranked lists use review evidence, licence status, and published terms, as described in how company rankings are made. They do not use another site's "best of" order. Payment does not change the order. A sponsored row is labeled and sits outside the list. The advertising disclosure states that.
A fact the company did not publish is a blank, not a guess. A federal filing is dated. "Insurance on file" is not rewritten as a promise that the car is covered.
Reviews and voice
Reviews are shown under the review guidelines. RideShipper does not write a fake customer review. A sentence in a review analysis has to be supported by the reviews it links.
Pages use plain words and define an industry term the first time it appears. They do not promise a locked price, an on-time delivery, or damage cover.
A named author is used only when a person is assigned to that ranking or study, and the byline says what the person did. RideShipper does not invent staff names, photos, or biographies.
Corrections
A reader or a company can ask for a factual correction. The steps are on corrections. Send the page URL and the source to info@moveadvisor.com. RideShipper does not decide a damage claim between a customer and a carrier.
Questions
Who writes the pages?
The RideShipper editorial desk. A ranking or a study names the person who did the work once someone is assigned. Until then the page does not invent a reporter, a city, or a team.
Can a company pay for a mention in a guide?
No. Payment for a quote request or a sponsored row does not buy a sentence in a guide or a place in a ranking. Sponsored rows are labeled and kept outside the ranking.
What if a fact is wrong?
Send the page address, the sentence, and the source that shows the correction. The process is on the corrections page. A damage claim against a carrier is a different matter, and RideShipper does not decide it.