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Boulder Movers, Denver and Vail Moving Company Colorado
http://www.AmericanMoving.com
Full Service Moving Company, offices in Boulder, Denver, and Vail. Licensed, Bonded, and Insured servicing Colorado, United States and Canada since 1997. Boxes, Moving Supplies, Moving Labor, Containerized Storage, Expert Packing & Crating, Fine Arts and Piano Movers. Furniture Transport Transportation
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How to Hire Movers
Moving a house full of your stuff across state lines can stress you out. For many, the thought of moving and dealing with movers and moving companies is enough to make them consider staying put. ServiceMagic.com’s David Lupberger takes some of the guesswork out of long-distance moving and the stresses caused by the moving process. Looking for a mover? Visit http://www.servicemagic.com/ext/6493154.
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Phoenix Moving Companies Daniel’s Moving & Storage
Daniel’s Moving & Storage Inc. is a full-service agency in Phoenix AZ that provides packing, crating, protected storage and local, long distance and international transportation services in 5 US brance Locations. Daniel’s also offers modular reconfiguration services, asset management, warehousing and storage for all goods and services.
Daniel’s Moving rates highest among local Phoenix Moving Companies
Daniel’s Moving & Storage is the innovative leader delivering the finest services worldwide. Through teamwork, we pledge excellence and integrity to our customers. We manage every detail with clear communication to ensure superior customer service. Our commitment to growth and profitability ensures continued security for our families.
Our team is the new standard for quality, integrity, and profit. Innovative strategies navigate our path of market domination, while maintaining a strong commitment to our customers and communities. Flawless execution defines our existence.
Daniel’s Moving & Storage utilizes an on-site training facility for continual training of existing and new personnel. We utilize dedicated full-time trainers to raise the level of customer service. Combining knowledge with outside motivational resources keeps the workforce ahead of the competition. Daniels Moving & Storage is an industry leader in commercial moving and relocation services. We offer specialized teams to accommodate each area of moving.
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Klamath Moving & Storage – Klamath Falls, OR
Klamath Moving & Storage 541-882-2578 http://www.yellowbook.com/profile/klamath-moving-and-storage_1836665187.html
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Moving Disaster
Direct Moving & Storage, Inc/Sunshine Marine & Movers of S. Florida, Inc.
N received an estimate from DMS via email $1957.00 / 4550lb
N packed several boxes for shipment on the moving truck.
On 8/13/2007 DMS arrived at N’s home in Fountain Valley, CA 92708.
Aviv (DMS) along with two assistants immediately began placing orange stickers on boxes and transporting them to the moving truck.
DMS disassembled furniture belonging to N, wrapped items in blankets and/or plastic and transported them to the moving truck.
DMS packed misc items in boxes and transported them to the moving truck.
When all items had been loaded on the moving truck, Aviv told N that the price of shipping the items would be significantly more than the previous estimate.
Aviv told N that he would attempt to falsify the weight record in order to save N money, even though he would risk being fired.
N told Aviv that he did not want Aviv to do anything that would result in him being fired.
Aviv added charges to the bill, which then totaled $3007.00.
Aviv told N that $3007.00 was the lowest price that DMS could charge, and that if N signed all paperwork and paid an additional amount of cash, the total cost of the move would not exceed $3007.00.
N requested that the items arrive in Silver Spring, MD on 8/23. Aviv told N that the items would arrive on 8/23.
N signed all paperwork, including, but not limited to, the Bill of Lading/Freight Bill and Inventory List.
N was given copies of the Bill of Lading/Freight Bill and Inventory List only.
N paid $1503.50 (half of the balance) via MasterCard.
N paid Aviv an additional $130.00 in cash.
On 8/22, N received a phone call from Mike (SMM driver). Mike told N that the shipment was in AZ, and would be arriving in MD no earlier than 8/27.
On 8/24, N contacted DMS via phone to complain about the delay in shipment.
On 8/25, Mike contacted N via phone and told him that the shipment would arrive on 8/26.
On 8/26, Mike arrived outside N’s home in Silver Spring, MD 20906.
2 assistants arrived in a separate car.
Mike parked the moving truck on Randolph Rd., south of the complex.
Mike told N that the driveway to the complex was too steep for the truck to enter, and that in order to complete the delivery, N would need to pay an additional $700.00.
Nick requested a written explanation of the additional charge, and Mike replied that the explanation was in his head.
N told Mike that he was promised that the total cost of the move would not exceed $3007.00.
Mike made no effort to find another entrance to the complex.
Seeing the disagreement, 1 assistant began to walk home.
Mike offered to leave N’s belongings on Randolph Rd. if N paid Mike $1503.50.
Mike told N that if there was a problem, N could contact the police department while Mike waited in the truck.
N dialed the police department with his cell phone.
Mike walked to the moving truck and drove away.
The police department informed N that this was a civil matter that needed to be taken up with DMS.
N phoned Mike and ordered him to return to N’s home.
Mike told N that it was too late, and hung up on N.
Several minutes later, Mike phoned N and told him that if he wanted to see his things again, he needed to meet Mike in Baltimore, MD, where N’s belongings would be loaded into a truck rented by N.
N drove to Baltimore, MD, rented a U-Haul truck, and met Mike at 17 Castlebar Ct. Lutherville Timonium, MD 21093
Mike told N that the delivery of items could not take place until N signed the Bill of Lading/Freight Bill, and paid the remaining balance in cash.
N paid Mike $1504.00 in cash.
3 DMS assistants unloaded items from the DMS truck and loaded the items into N’s U-Haul truck.
N noticed many damaged items, and did not account for all the items on the Inventory List.
Without speaking to N, Mike and all DMS assistants drove away.
N returned to N’s home, and unloaded items from the U-Haul truck.
Unprofessional conduct of Aviv and Mike
Assistant workers not skilled in moving procedures
Don’t know how to operate ramp
Drop furniture and boxes
“This Side Up” instructions not followed
“Do Not Lay Flat” instructions not followed
Items are dragged, rather than lifted and placed
Several boxes marked “fragile” mishandled
No care was given to loading U-Haul truck
Major damage to furniture and boxes
No explanation of additional charges
No weight record
No receive receipt for final payment
No opportunity to note discrepancies on Inventory List
Mislabeling of items on inventory list
No assembly of furniture was performed
Extremely unprofessional and spiteful business technique:
Put customer in compromising position
Tell them to pay extra money “or else”
SMM assistant vehicle: Maroon Subaru Outback — MD, 5DD Z80
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