This company is not associated with Josh Socher, but Pauline Tomich, the "boss" according to the warehouse workers in their Maryland location, worked with Aldo DiSorbo (a notorious moving scammer) for many years. She has opened six companies (found on Corporation Wiki), so it seems Ms. Tomich has taken the Aldo DiSorbo business class.
We contracted with this company to move us. They gave us a "binding estimate" of just under $2,600.00. After they loaded the truck and drove away with most of our stuff, the cost quadrupled to $10,100.00. The driver, good guy that he was, told my husband he would "give him a deal" for just under $7,000.00.
We did everything we could to fight this company, and after speaking to the media three different times and actually bringing a news crew to their Maryland warehouse, the company loaded our belongings on a truck and delivered them to Ohio, fulfilling the contract. We DID NOT pay the $7,000.00, but paid just under $3,800.00. This was more than the original estimate because the "movers" made my husband pay "half" of the $7,000.00 in the parking lot. We paid $1,200.00 over our "binding estimate", but no more, even though we were told we would not see our items again unless we sent them the money...in cash!
DO NOT USE THEM!! They are a bait and switch company. They lie. Read the senate report about National Relocation Services, the company Pauline Tomich worked for with Aldo DiSorbo and you will see.
http://www.commerce.senate.gov/public/?a=Files.Serve&File_id=e91ce6b0-6262-4cd3-b127-6d29bae0fa52
If you have already been scammed by them, report her connection to DiSorbo to anyone who will listen. We will be scanning the scam reporting sites daily, and we will help you if we can.