Remove your car from Bidinfo.app

Two places your car can be seen

A car on Bidinfo.app can be found in two ways: on the site itself, and through Google. Google shows the page as an ordinary search result, and it can also index the auction photos on their own in Google Images, where they reach people who never open Bidinfo.app at all. The order for this site is built around both places.

You can see the second place for yourself: search the VIN in Google in quotes and switch to the Images tab. Every picture there names the site it comes from, so photos taken from Bidinfo.app are easy to spot.

What we could verify

We tried to open bidinfo.app in October 2026, and the site turned our requests away, so we have not described its pages from our own look. The facts below come from our own product description for Bidinfo.app: the site keeps a record of the car with its photos and its purchase price, and after removal the car no longer appears there.

What the order covers

• The Bidinfo.app record. The photos and the purchase price are taken out of the site’s database, and the car stops appearing on bidinfo.app.
• The photos in Google Images. They are part of the job: once the page is gone, we ask Google to drop them.
• The regular Google result. This part takes some time: Google usually catches up 1–2 days after the page is gone.

What it leaves alone

The order does not touch the car’s official history. The title brand, NMVTIS data, insurance claims and paid reports such as Carfax and AutoCheck are separate systems and keep saying what they said before. Copies of the same auction record published by other websites are outside this order too.

How the order runs

1. You order with the VIN. Starting from the checker puts it on the order; when you order by hand, add it to the order details. Page and image links you have found help. Payment is by card, PayPal or USDT.
2. We file and follow up. We send the removal request to Bidinfo.app and stay on it until the record is gone. If the site asks for proof that the car is yours, we tell you what it needs.
3. We confirm, and Google follows. You hear from us when the page has been processed; we then ask Google to drop the old result and the photos.

A page we have removed stays gone. A new listing or a repost that appears later is a new case and a new order.

Timeline

Removal from Bidinfo.app is promised within 12–24 hours of the order; during Google updates or technical problems on the servers it can take 1–2 days longer. Orders are accepted around the clock. Google’s web results follow 1–2 days after the page disappears; pictures in Google Images can take a little longer, because Google rechecks each image separately.

A privacy matter

Auction photos can be very detailed: number plates, stickers, papers on the dashboard, sometimes personal belongings. Put next to the VIN and the price the car fetched, they add up to a public profile of one particular car that anyone can pull up with a single search. That is why owners ask for removal — privacy. The car’s official records stay as they are.