Brandon H.
Worst scam company around.
I contacted Priceline Logistics back in January for a move that would take place in May. On Wednesday, May 26, I was told that the movers would come May 29, between 3-5. The people moving into our house were told the news and planned on moving in on May 30.Never came, never got a call. I called Priceline emergency number and was told that the movers were delayed at previous job and they would come the next day at 10. Next day at 10 no one showed. I called and was told 2-4. When I asked about the changes I was told “our policy couldn’t be more black and white” that the window of time is just a suggestion and any time or day is allowed. At 4:30 pm still nothing. I finally got the driver and he said 7:30pm, but if he left now he could be there in an hour with one truck and leave the other truck behind with his movers.. The people that bought our house were moved in/moving in and unpacking. We couldn’t wait for the truck to come. My wife and I proceeded to move every single piece of furniture that we own out of the house and placed it in the front yard. THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF MY HOUSE WAS SITTING IN THE FRONT YARD and we had to do it. Around 6pm the truck showed up. The driver got out and realized he had no supplies - no blankets or pads or anything. I started complaining to the driver about the mess so far. He told me that he is from Flat Price Movers out of New Jersey and he just found out about my move yesterday (May 29). This new guy wanted to charge extra for wrapping my mirrors and other stuff. I told him that I already listed these items on my inventory with Priceline - they knew about this stuff and gave me my quote. He said he does not work for Priceline and they have their own policies. He said his truck holds 2100 cubic feet and my stuff filled the entire truck. A 26 foot Uhaul truck holds exactly 1682 cubic feet, but I was billed for 2100. He wanted 75% now and 25% at delivery. I told him it was 50% now and 50% at delivery. Again, not his policy. I went to pay with a credit card and he said there is a charge for doing that. AGAIN, not what I was told, but that’s his policy. I didn’t carry $4000 cash with me and the banks were closed and my checks were packed (all because I was told by Priceline that I could use my credit card). I had to borrow $4000 cash from my neighbor just so I can pay to have my stuff loaded on the truck. My delivery window is well over 20 days, which I was told 7-10 days when I booked. Every single thing that was pitched to me during the original phone call to Priceline was different. When the other truck showed up with the movers, their trash went into my neighbors yard. It was never picked up. Movers finally left at 11:27pm. I picked Priceline based on reviews, but they sub-contract out to any mover they want - even ones that can be horrible. There is no customer service and no one returns phone calls. Update June 1: Finally got someone to answer my calls from Priceline customer support. I explained my situation. Never got any sympathy. I did get something along the lines of “we have lawyers that make sure our forms are drafted right.” Update June 5: I got a call from the delivery driver saying they will be dropping my stuff off tomorrow morning (June 6). We weren’t supposed to get our stuff til June 18th. When they picked up the guy asked what day would I want and I told them June 13th would be great. I asked the delivery guy to hold my stuff and put it in storage (since I was promised 30 days free storage from Priceline - yet another LIE). NOPE, they don't provide that service. I immediately jumped in my car and started driving across the country - 5 days earlier than was planned, leaving my family behind. I ended up calling a neighbor, who I never met, and had him sign for me. He also had to pay because you had to pay with cash. I asked the movers to move the master bedroom furniture and my oldest daughters furniture upstairs. Nothing else needed to be assembled or placed anywhere. He agreed. When I finally got to my house the only things upstairs were mattresses.




