Jim
Anaheim,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, August 23, 2007
A mover that quoted you based on a price per pound is a scammer. Anyone who doesn't base your move on weight alone (not price per pound because not all activities associated with a move are based on weight) is going to rip you off. What you got was a non-binding quote of $1,680.00 which isn't a quote that you termed "flat rate". It means that if the weight turns out to be higher - you're going to pay the difference. I don't know where you found these folks, but NJ happens to be a prime place for scam moving companies. With the industry the way it is, the only safe way to go if you want a full-service move is with one of the major companies. In the end, you might pay more for the service, but you won't have the sort of back-end costs your either experiencing or will soon. If I had to guess, you're nightmare isn't over. If you happen to read this, did they give you valuation at $0.60 per pound or did they actually provide you with the opportunity to buy Full Replacement Value? If I had to guess, you probably only have valuation at $0.60 per pound and your homeowner's insurance won't cover anything damaged or destroyed in a move....... I mean I really hope your stuff shows up without additional nicks, damages, or anything missing.