NiCole ''Ko-koa''
Brooklyn,#2Author of original report
Thu, August 18, 2011
Don't go postal... just go and file complaints with any/every agency/bureau/administration/news stations... anything that you can think of. I feel your pain. Your pain is my pain times three. Don't give up, even if the company has closed. Do the research and look for the people behind the company. If there is a will, there is a way. Every wrong, will be righted... and so on and so on... in other words, these peolpe have messed with the wrong one... I AM NOT GIVING UP WITHOUT A FIGHT!!! These people not only stole from me, they stole from my 3 year old son (everything that is dear to his heart & mine). THEY GOT THE WRONG ONE! Do not leave it alone, if so, that is how they are able to keep doing it.
NiCole ''Ko-koa''
Brooklyn,#3Author of original report
Thu, August 18, 2011
No. This is not a competitor's story, this is real talk, and I have absolutely no means to replace anything. It is a SHAME what these crooks have done to me and others that have had the unfortunate experience of dealing with this fiticious company. Not only do I feel for myself, but I feel for anyone involved in this scam. These peolpe should be/have to be STOPPED! (not to mention THROWN in JAIL!)
Jim
Anaheim,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, August 08, 2011
Every mover that gets busted by the police eventually shuts down, but not by the authorities. Most shut themselves down, and then reopen as another mover under a brand new name, and carry on just as they did before. No complaints. No bad reports here or elsewhere. That's why saying, "don't use "X" mover" is a useless gesture. I've even heard of people doing that, going back on the internet to contract with another mover a few years later (a major gigantic no-no), only to find it's the very SAME mover that destroyed their items years before. Closed down and reopened with a new name.
The BBB has no tool or interest in letting consumers know whether a company may have owners who have scammed consumers in the past, especially if they've been owners now or in the past.
I would be interested in anyone who contacted moverescue dot com to help get their stuff back to see if this may be a viable tool for consumers to use. I have heard on a few occasions that they worked pretty well, however I don't know whether it was them, or simply the mover finally getting around to the shipper....if you haven't used them, I suggest it again.
voiceofreason
North Carolina,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, August 07, 2011
The fact that they shirked off the BBB by not adhering to the BBB's member requirements shows they couldn't care less about anyone's complaints. Alone, each victim of their's is probably crap out of luck, money, and maybe even belongings. I'm assuming that Globe was either bought out by shysters looking to short-order milk a BBB member company dry for all its reputation was worth, before the crap hit the fan leaving them badly rated, or they played by the rules long enough to establish good BBB ratings, then milked those ratings for an illicit fortune before finally rendering the company's reputation trash. They've probably already moved on to set up another such company to do the same all over again. But the authorities do press charges against crook movers; I see the stories in the news.
brianandjenell
corpus christi,#6Consumer Comment
Fri, August 05, 2011
My report is the one the says "i don't know where to begin with this company".......anyway what you need to do first is to type up your complaints as a document so you can cut and past it to the complaint websites. second, look them up with their dot number with the kansas bbb and file a complaint there. there is infact an investigation going on with them. third file a complaint with protectyoumoved.gov...thats what the bbb will tell you and then you also need to call Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration 8008325660 and file a complaint with them. they will take down everything and you can call back to add to it. ALL these things are must. It is time consuming but it must and needs to be done. They are no longer a registered company with the bbb and they have NO rating and with proctectyoumove.gov, please read the other complaints....you are not alone. I am so sorry for what you are going thru, I was there. And the only way to make it stop is to stand together. save all you emails from them, your contracts everything, the bbb may ask for it. they asked for mine. You will make it thru this.
Jim
Anaheim,#7Consumer Comment
Fri, August 05, 2011
For starters, a lawsuit won't go anywhere. Aside from the limitations on what you can sue them for, they haven't done anything illegal. In the moving industry, even if you have a binding contract, the mover can change the terms and conditions as soon as the mover shows up and declares you have more stuff than your quote suggests. The best part is, they place that blame upon you!! The mover can technically be as negligent as you can imagine, and you won't be able to sue them for it. All the mover has to you is yell 'Carmack Amendment' and the suit is tossed. The police won't help, the DOT agency in your state lacks jurisdiction, and the Fed's are useless, though I would file a complaint with the FMCSA - maybe one of their three people overseeing the several thousands of moves occuring each year might do something (not).
What to do? At this point, I would contact the folks at www dot moverescue dot com. If the mover is a member of the AMSA, the folks there have people and lawyers at their disposal to help you get your stuff back.
Moving is not inexpensive; if all you had was $1300 to move yourself, you would have been best advised to do it yourself. If you had gotten a quote from a reputable mover, you would know how expensive moving is, and the reputable movers only make 5% profit on each move. For those of you who used Globe and have your stuff, just let it go. Chalk this up to your naivete in thinking you could move that cheaply. Best of luck to you.
moveruined
Arizona,#8Consumer Comment
Thu, August 04, 2011
My report is also on this website. these people need to be stopped. We went through hell. Keep me posted on your class action.
goingpostal
Clifton,#9Consumer Comment
Thu, August 04, 2011
I am with you all the way on a class action suit. I'm not going into gory details until I get my things back, but I will say this, the estimates they give you aren't worth the paper they are printed on. We have gotten nothing but the run around since they they came and got our things. The sales people that get you comitted make you feel like you are so important and that they are going to take care of you. Sure they do, until they get your money. I have 3 small kids that have been going without since July 16th and I have had enough!!!!!!
voiceofreason
North Carolina,#10Consumer Comment
Mon, July 18, 2011
And don't tell us it's a competitor's story.
NiCole ''Ko-koa''
Brooklyn,#11Author of original report
Mon, July 18, 2011
I just would like to add, when Globe Moving & Storage told me to get a truck and go get my stuff, I said ok "where do I go?" -- The response was "I don't know where your stuff is, I can only tell you that it is 10 miles away from your address."