Meyers Van-lines Of California
Aqua Dulce,#2UPDATE Employee
Thu, March 13, 2008
Kelly was required to give a detailed list of the items she wanted to move. The rate to move the itemized list was agreed by both parties and was secured with a 250.00 deposit. When we arrived to the location, Kelly stated that she also had a storage unit filled with additional items not on the original list. We agreed to accommodate her additional items with an additional fee that Kelly refused to pay. Tony had explained on the original conversation, at the time of booking and at the time the deposit was paid, that the price would not change if the items moved were the items on the list. This is also explained in detail on all the paperwork Kelly received throughout the transaction. She refused to be reasonable; she cancelled the entire move and forfeited her deposit. Meyers paid for a truck and 3 men to do a contracted move and Kelly is complaining about forfeiting her 250.00 deposit. OUR EMPLOYEES AND THE COST OF DRIVING A LARGE TRUCK TO THE DESTINATION WAS PAID OUT OF MEYERS POCKETS EVEN WHEN THE MOVE WAS CANCELLED!! $250.00 DID NOT COVER THE EXPENSE OF THIS TRIP, MEYERS LOST MONEY. MEYERS IS THE VICTOM HERE NOT KELLY!! It is a shame that with all the wonderful things that the internet gives us today that there is always going to be the people who want everything without paying for it. When they cannot get what they want for free the cry out in their loudest voice "I HAVE BEEN RIPPED OFF, I AM THE VICTOM!!" Just because you complain on a complaint web site does not mean that any of the information is verified. This is a case of deformation of character!!