Fritz
Mesa,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, August 19, 2004
I have been going through hell on earth with this company!! I contacted Team USA Moving through a web site. I was contacted by a sales rep named Aaron Humma, he was very pleasent on the phone but seemed a little slow, but knowledgeable. He gave me a price right over the phone, which seemed a little strange(without seeing any of my stuff). I shopped around a little bit more from some other internet companies, and deceided to go with Team USA. I proceeded to call Aaron back and make a reservation with them.(First Mistake) I received some faxed documents from the reservation, signed a couple of places and faxed them back. A few days later I called back, just trying to find out what date and time I should expect the truck ( I like to refer to this as the RUN AROUND TIME). I was on the phone for a week with these people. By this time I was already 3 days away from the first pickup date. By this point I could not even cancel because I would not be able to get a full refund. Everytime I would call Aaron, either he would laugh at me and transfer the call or just hang up. After that whole mess, I charged back my credit card, notified them of my intent of cancelling and proceeded to do it myself. I have called all of the proper authorities (DOT,FBI,IRS, State Attorney Generals Office in Florida). These people should not allowed to be in business anymore. I will tell everyone that I know about this scam company.
Frank
Anytown,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sun, August 15, 2004
Team USA Moving appears to be having some internal problems. Their web designer has hacked their own website, presumably over being fired. He also claims their company is losing its license. www.teamusamoving.com The person pictured in the bar (over which is TUM's office)is Stephen Smith, the owner, who works under the name of Chad Smith. As Chad, Stephen has waged a war of harrassment on their victims, sending faxes threatening lawsuits if complaints aren't retracted, and other things (read other RipOff Reports for more info) Team USA Moving, more often than not, willl take deposits, promising to send movers, but noone is ever contracted. This is was beyond the typical moving scam, and is outright fraud. The Florida Attorney General knows about them, and is almost certainly investigating them at this point. As suggested before, anyone having been swindled by Team USA Moving should contact this department: FL Attorney General, Economic Crimes Division http://myfloridalegal.com/direct.nsf/adb4e5b65d578c4f85256ccd0048e6f9/d707ebfb776b40828525634a0052a535!OpenDocument This could change like so many other investigations, but for now... at least they are investigating.