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BEWARE OF THIS MOVER!
Please choose another mover. Extra Mile Van Lines (Shawn Hart, owner) was in breach of contract on our interstate move in June 2024 in four areas: 1) LACK OF PROTECTION ON OUR THINGS ("all furniture will be wrapped in quilted moving blankets" is part of the contract but virtually none of that happened and more than half of our furniture was damaged through that negligence!!); 2) ILLEGAL PRICING (they raised our price by $500 once all of our possessions were loaded on the truck -- with the reason given for the price change being that we refused to meet the moving van 700+ miles away 17 hours later (a turnaround not allowed by the Extra Miles contract, nor by the DOT rules); 3) MISSED PICK UP WINDOW (2-days late); and 4) DROP OFF TO WRONG LOCATION (Our contract included a 2-stop drop off but several items, including large and heavy items, were knowingly dropped off at the wrong (2nd) location because the movers refused to locate the proper items on the truck once it was noticed that several things were missing before leaving the 1st stop. THE COMPANY IS NOT ACCEPTING RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE. FOR FIRST TIME EVER, WE ARE FILING A SUIT AGAINST A COMPANY WHO WON'T SEEM TO RESOLVE THIS ANY OTHER WAY.
Response from Extra Mile VanlinesOct 22, 2024
This customer's move went successfully and as per the agreed estimate. We are not sure why they've filed a complaint over 3 months after their move was done. Their move happened on May 30th and they were delivered on June 1st. That's over 725 miles move that we made it happen in 1 day to give her the best service. They were picked up on May 30th, which was their agreed upon pickup date as per the agreement (agreement copy can be provided if needed). So, the pickup was actually on time and not 2 days late as per her complaint. We also have the BOL from the Carrier which will show the pickup date and her signature. BOL can be provided if needed. The BOL will also show the final price of the move. The estimate we gave her and the final price on the BOL is also the same. Which means the price of her move didn't go up. The $500 extra charge she is referring to is the charge that the carrier had to charge separately because she refused to take delivery on June 1st eventhough our crew was there and ready to deliver and they had to wait till the next day. After we booked her move, our manager spoke to her on the phone and informed her that we were able to request the carrier to deliver then within 1 day to make everything smooth for her. They were to pickup all the stuff and drive straight to IL and deliver on June 1st. She said that was great and agreed to it. We have a recording of this if needed. We told her they'll only be stopping over on the way as per the DOT requirements. But when the crew got their on the 1st she said she wasn't ready and insisted they deliver her the next day. The carrier had to make arrangements for the crew to spend the night and park the truck in a secure location and bear extra expenses. I'm also attaching a copy of the text from her on the day of the move stating that the crew was very professional and courteous. If something did go wrong during the move, which we understand it can, we never heard from her at all during the move or after the drop off. We never received any emails or communication from her or we would've facilitated some kind of claim process for any damage she claims. We made everything happen on her move as per the agreement and any promises made. Even pulled out extra strings to make sure her delivery was prompt and on time.



