United National Moving servicesReviews of nwmoving.com

This company and its employee's are complete frauds. They said they were the actual mover not a broker. WRONG, THEY LIED TO US, THEY ARE ONLY A BROKER NOT A MOVING COMPANY. The company that showed up to move us, was a completely different company. They gave us a hard and fast maximum cost for the move. WHEN THE ACTUAL MOVER ARRIVED, THE PRICE FOR THE MOVE WENT FROM $9,350.00 TO $14,000.00. They said the personal property would be taken directly from the home to our new home and it would not be off loaded into a warehouse then onto a larger truck. THEY LIED AGAIN, THE ACTUAL MOVER SAID THE ONLY WAY THEY MAKE A LONG DISTANCE MOVE IS TO TRANSFER THE ITEMS TO ANOTHER LARGER TRUCK. We gave them a $3800.00 deposit, when the other mover showed up and gave us the NEW HIGHER price, we sent them away, and cancelled the move. When we cancelled with AmeriSafe, they said they would only refund us $1,000.00. This appears to be a planned strategy to defraud americans out of money. Its a clear scam. HEADS-UP AmeriSafe is connected to a company called NATIONWIDE MOVE MANAGEMENT, LLC and NW MANAGEMENT SERVICES, LLC.

Beware! Not a moving company! These are brokers so they take their cut then send criminals to your house and won’t take your calls. Andrew promised me my stuff to arrive in 3 days. Movers show up 6 hours early then once they leave say my stuff will go truck to truck for weeks and maybe will make it to my house. But if I pay over $5000 cash which is extortion it will be at my house as promised. Amerisafe wouldn’t even pick up the phone as I’m sure they saw my phone number and don’t care because they already have your money. And now you are left to try to negotiate with criminal who have all of your belongings on a truck going to no where. Total scam. They should be arrested. Find a moving company and book directly. Don’t go through this nightmare.

Do not use Amerisafe for your moving needs. They provide you with an estimate or final quote but when they arrive they provide you with another price. There prices are not based on the items you have but based on cubic feet of space there is on the truck. So in my case I am moving 790 square foot apartment onto a truck however the space available on the truck that estimate is for is much lower (305 cubic feet). The estimated price is not reflective of the true value of the cubic footage which is misleading and dishonest. They arrived over and hour late and made this move very expensive. It went from being estimated price of $2,075 to $2,800. That is a 20% mark up.

Damaged property on arrival. AmeriSafe Kyle avoided calls about what went wrong. Trucking company said lost and damaged property is not their fault. Things where pickup from a trailer at a warehouse. Missing TV's and shattered china. Expensive and once you pay they avoid helping to get property damage compensation

This company is a complete scam. They will lie to you to convince you to pay a deposit telling you that you can cancel at anytime (when what they actually do is make you sign a contract that says you have three days to cancel). Shame on them. And then they try to bribe you with some of your own money that they stole from you to have you change your reviews. And they definitely post FAKE reviews allll over the internet. there's a whole Facebook group about these people. Unethical lying scam artists. No one who actually uses them gets their stuff on time, they all pay more and often don't get their items or they are totally destroyed. Do not hire them unless you want to lose your well earned money and deal with people who are completely unprofessional and at times cruel.

I have been soliciting bids from several companies for an upcoming move. In the process, I have realized that all the brokers and several of the carriers (the actual movers/trucks that accept broker bids) have mixed to bad reviews. You call one and they warn you about the others and vice versa. Andrew Williams at AmeriSafe called me many times, and I told him the things I was learning about the loopholes in contracts that let the movers screw you over last minute, such as charging you: 1) for weight even though you aren’t present to verify it (though you can ask to be present or at least get weight tickets… but tickets don’t matter much if they lie), 2) for taking extra space (either at pickup or “mid-move”… as if boxes get larger, including for space that is left empty on top of a short stack of boxes or above items that can’t be stacked, but apparently that’s illegal now I’m told) so MEASURE YOUR BOXES TO KNOW CUBIC FEET, 3) for changing inventory (but I’m told that only matters if it expands the cubic feet or is a bulky item that is hard to move like a piano or leaves the driver with an inaccurate list, so finalize 5 days’ prior — you can’t sneak in an extra box!), and 4) for added services including the driver deciding they can’t make it to your house without a shuttle ($1 more per cubic foot), or for not emptying plastic drawers (although several companies said the empty drawer rule applies to heavy furniture, not light plastic furniture), etc. I contacted several companies and moved forward in more detail with three, including AmeriSafe. Two were willing to write an addendum to the Bill of Lading (which the carrier must honor) to state that I would only be charged for additional cubic feet, not weight or change in inventory unless a change in inventory affected cubic feet or added a bulky item. They also connected me directly with their carrier to confirm accessibility at both my pickup and drop off addresses to ensure I would not be charged a shuttle fee, since streets are smaller in my area but I could do a workaround with enough notice. Andrew at AmeriSafe said he would do the same. He texted me, “I will put anything in your contract you want.” But then he sent me nothing despite me outlining these items. When I asked him again, including to work on it and get it to me so I could sign, he said, “Type it up and I will copy and paste it into the contract.” So, I wrote it up and emailed and texted it to him. Then he responded, “That is too much. I wish you the best” and dropped me cold. He didn’t honor his word. I think I dodged a bullet since I don’t want a broker that isn’t willing to put in writing the verbal and text-based promises he makes to protect a client from becoming one of the BBB or State Attorney General horror stories. Nor do I want one that is only responsive to get me to sign but otherwise ignores my request for an addendum for days and then dishonors his word before we even sign. He led me on and never followed through. Further, he said other things to try to get me to sign like how terrible the other companies were that I was considering and that his company has been around 27 years although BBB says 4. He also said they didn’t recently have any licensing change, which SafeShip pointed out to me, but FMCSA has a note that AmeriSafe did — downgraded from a carrier to just a broker. What AmeriSafe has going for them is a good carrier — Amex Moving. But you should skip the middleman and go directly to them and avoid the lies and false promises. You won’t get as good a starting price since brokers negotiate by sending multiple jobs to the carriers and you are only a job of 1, but you also won’t get the surprise inflation as long as you do your due diligence. (Another carrier worth considering is Perfectly Fast Moving; unfortunately Google shows mostly brokers in their results so you won’t see these names otherwise.)

Amerisafe is a joke. They showed up hours late to pick up the stuff, took 7.5 hours to load it on a truck, broke a LOT of stuff for which their insurance basically would give me nothing, changed the delivery date without notice and then dumped the stuff at my new place without even offering to reassemble anything they took apart when they picked it up.

This company is a front for fraud. They kept blackmailing me for more money which I gave them. I lost all my possessions except 5 pieces of furniture, all my household items, and all my clothing. I am seeking an attorney now to litigate this for me.. they don't even operate under their amerisafe name. They used a haul truck with two men who barely spoke english. Each time they came to my apt, they demanded more cash. On the 3rd trip they finally took some boxes. I had 20 boxes but they only delivered 6. Then they began demanding more money to deliver the items to my apt in Ohio. When I asked where my clothes were, he said I told them I didn't want them. Why would someone moving from SC to OH not want her clothes?. I am also missing my sweepers and 3 wall clocks.