Comments on: Do you pay movers before or after the move?

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 06 Oct 2022 13:27:12 +0000

This website is not providing accurate and factual information regarding the federal regulations for what a mover can and cannot do. Specifically and as detailed in the Rights and Responsibilities When You Move guide book for consumers that is issued by the US DOT, FMCSA: the mover MAY collect the charges due before the shipment is unloaded from the truck. This is why it is so important to understand what your binding estimate and bill of landing say. Read everything before you sign your name and if you do not understand any language on the bill of landing, ask. This is a huge scam industry that prays on people in the worst way.

By: movers and packers

movers and packers — Wed, 15 Jun 2022 16:41:36 +0000

First time Movers.. I paid with card first … the next two payments would be cash.. I am now worrying over this.. Reading the reviews makes me want to find someone else .. The comments is like I feel.. They do not call back and now what do I do????

By: Laura S Colon

Laura S Colon — Fri, 04 Feb 2022 20:57:02 +0000

Sounds good. Thanks
I am moving tomorrow and piece of cake moving CO is asking me to pay for the move in advance online. or when they pick up the move however, they will not issued me a receipt just an online receipt.
Why they do that?

By: Jane W Gibe

Jane W Gibe — Sat, 13 Nov 2021 07:13:47 +0000

By: Richard Wunderlin

Richard Wunderlin — Sun, 26 Sep 2021 07:19:17 +0000

We were instructed that we were to pay our movers in 3 installments. Since we are moving from Raleigh, N. C. To central Ohio they quoted us a rate of $3,103.00.
They required a deposit of $853.00, which we have already paid.
The second installment of $1.125 was to be paid the time we met the movers at our home. That will be Tuesday. That was to be paid using cashier’s check. The final payment of $1,125.00 was to be paid in either cash or a postal money order. The bank where we received our cashier’s check raised ted flags and strongly advised my wife not to get the cash.
I called another mover also in Florida, who told me the EXACT SAME THING, in other words they said that paying in cash after delivery of our items was “industry standard.” So we went ahead and arranged for my wife to have the cash, and be waiting in our new home. I will follow the movers along the trip.
We tried contacting the Attorney General’s office in Florida, but got a lengthy voicemail telling us agencies we could lodge a complaint with, but not telling us what we wanted; is this company a reputable one!
What do we do?

By: Isabel

Isabel — Wed, 18 Aug 2021 18:56:26 +0000

I think you are putting all companies in the same boat. The most important is to have confidence in the company, have a good comercial relation, and to have information about other jobs done. Sometimes are needed values in advance that depend of the type of service ( we can not give values to that ).
Each one chooses the way it will work, just has to be clear about their rules to the clients.