Jon S.
Frauds. Phone Terrorists. An Empire Of Deceit.
Why did I ever fill out their online form? Why, why, WHY? Oh, I'll tell you why. We were moving in a couple weeks, and I was having a difficult time finding people to come help us load our truck. So, I searched movers in my local area, and their AD popped up. This should have been my first warning, but I did it anyway. I was desperate. This was a cry for help. Within 10 minutes I received the first of what would seem like an eternity of phone calls. The guy spent some time asking me questions about the move and what items we were moving. Then he put me on hold to get a quote together. Came back with a reasonable quote, but I told him I needed to think about it overnight, and if he'd give me a good number to reach him at, I'd call him. HE HUNG UP. So, in my mind, I'm like nah fam. It's over. This relationship is tainted. But guess what? Someone else called me the next day. I told her I wasn't dealing with them because of the treatment I received, and after some back and forth, and telling her I wanted to be removed from their call list, I had to be the one to end the call. Was it over? Of course not. Because that would be a world in which good things happened to me. Received another call about an hour later. Tried to tell the guy I wasn't interested, and then he said "you know, I'm just not going to waste my time", and then he hung up on me. Well guess what? They ARE wasting their time, because 2 weeks AFTER we have moved, they still keep calling. And calling. And calling. I finally answered one of the calls, and the guy is like "so you need some help with your upcoming move?" I'm like dude, we already moved. And then he said... "Did another moving company pay you to say that?" The nerve. The freaking nerve of these people. Please. For the love of all that is sacred and holy, do not - I repeat, DO NOT FILL OUT THEIR FORM. You have been warned.



