Came-Ro RemovalsReviews of cameroremovals.com

Moved from London to Munich last month. Was it a mess? Absolutely, the most stressed I’d been in years. Came with 2 men for a 5 bedroom house and were constantly hours late, messed up my end of tenancy cleaning, and had to rebook my flight to Munich to accommodate. Upon arrival in Munich, the driver’s refused to offload my stuff until the full rest of payment was received, which was only communicated to me that very moment and meant I had to interrupt a work meeting to do a cross boarder wire transfer or else they’d keep my things hostage I guess. Did it work out in the end? Yes. Would I hire them again? No.

Our recent relocation from London to Spain was marred by a rather underwhelming experience with Came-ro, a moving company that we had hoped would make the transition smoother. Unfortunately, the reality fell far short of our expectations. To begin with, Came-ro advertises itself as a cost-effective option, but the reality was quite different. We opted not to incur extra charges for various services, hoping to save money. However, it was disheartening to discover that the company had a penny-pinching approach, piling on additional fees for moving items beyond the first floor, the absence of a lift, and even the proximity of the parking space to the entrance. This made us question if this approach is common in the moving industry; if it is, then the business of moving companies may be problematic at its core. One positive aspect of our experience was the communication with Came-ro. We never encountered unreturned emails or unresponsive staff. The international sales coordinator was consistently reachable and accommodating, which was a reassuring point amidst our frustrations. One of the most disheartening aspects of our move was the extended delay in receiving our belongings. Initially, we were told to expect delivery within 7-14 days, but this period passed without any sign of our items. We were later informed that this estimate was based on working days, adding to the frustration. The delay eventually stretched to a full month, far beyond what anyone would consider acceptable. The final blow came when we finally received our items, only to find that six fragile pieces were damaged. We had taken extra care to wrap them in bubble wrap, but the handling of these items by both the collection and delivery personnel left much to be desired. In conclusion, our experience with Came-ro was disappointing, to say the least. While the communication was commendable, the unexpected additional charges, extended delays, and mishandling of our belongings were significant drawbacks. We hope that our experience was an exception, but it raises concerns about the moving industry's practices as a whole. For those considering their services, it is advisable to carefully weigh the pros and cons before making a decision.