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Many times I find that really bad movers throw up some signs that should tell you they are not to be trusted. I have boiled them down to five signs that I see on a regular basis. I hope this will help prevent someone from being taken advantage by these bad actors, they give the entire moving industry a bad name. Remember the old adage that if something seems too good to be true then it probably is. Be aware that not all movers are alike. The moving and storage business is like all businesses. There are good folks and bad folks I hope this video helps identify the bad apples before they have all your worldly belongings loaded on a truck.
Some of the excerpt below is reprinted from the Better Business Bureau .
The Better Business Bureau System logged more than 9,000 complaints in 2006 against movers. While there are thousands of reputable moving companies, there are times when the experience is not so positive.
Rogue movers can be hard to spot. They often give low-ball estimates over the phone or Internet without ever visiting your home or seeing the items you want to move. Once your household goods are on their truck, they demand more money before they will deliver or unload them. Consumers tell BBB that their goods have been held hostage and many have been forced to pay more than the initial estimate they agreed too in order to get their goods back.
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