How to choose a mover
MarkN...@yahoo.com
companies. From what I've been able to gather Moishe's seems good.
However, how is one to really evaluate a moving company? I've checked
the report on Moishe's (and others, such as Shleppers) from the Better
Business Bureau website (Moishe's came out better). Is there any
other/better way to check out movers? Many of the guides I've seen
recommend asking friends for recommendations, but I don't really know
anyone with experience with commercial movers.
Last time we moved I rented a U-Haul but I don't want to go through
that again (the truck and moving supplies were dirty, customer service
was horrible, etc., etc., etc.). I'm hopeful that paying a
professional mover will be worth it (if I can find a good one).
Thoughts?
Slim
AVOID THE MIDDLE EASTERN MOVERS!
Moise's, Schleppers, etc...are total ripoffs.
The actual bill you will get WILL be at least twice the estimate because
of the high cost of the boxes and tape they use.
PLUS...you will have to pay BEFORE they unload the truck.
There have been many horror stories about these scumbags holding
people's stuff hostage until they pay.
Call these guys.
Not the cheapest but real professionals.
Runge Moving
197 S Broadway
Yonkers, NY 10705
(914) 457-0181
Also check out:
http://www.movingscam.com
http://www.moverreviews.com/
http://www.movingsham.com
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"When fascism comes to America, it will be wrapped in the flag and
carrying the cross." - Sinclair Lewis
bra...@yahoo.com
wrote:
>I *HIGHLY* recommend FlatRate Moving (http://www.flatrate.com/)
>
>Unlike SO many other guys, they really do give you a one-price quote
>that DOESN'T change on moving day. They were very professional,
>courteous and provided a lot better experience than Ben-Hur, which was
>the only other NYC mover we've personally used.
Stay away from any Israeli owned moving company. They are known rip-
offs much like their brethren in the electronics and camera stores.