Tevin H.
Dishonest Business Practices
This has to be one of the most unprofessional business transactions I’ve ever encountered. On September 14th, I was approved for my new home and promptly began searching for a moving service. I contacted Rio Moving and scheduled a move for September 30th. However, on September 29th, they reached out to reschedule to Thursday, which is a nightmare scenario for anyone familiar with the moving process and the potential fallout from property managers. They assured me they could stick to the original date, yet on September 30th, no movers showed up, and they made no attempt to contact me. When I reached out, they suggested moving me on Wednesday, October 2nd. I insisted on an earlier date since they had already failed to honor our agreement. Finally, on October 1st, they promised movers at 5 PM. That time came and went without any communication from them. They then rescheduled for 8 PM, but once again, no one arrived. I was told 10 PM would be the latest. Yet again, there was no show and no contact. On October 2nd, I called Rio Moving to find out what was going on. Shawn, the dispatcher, seemed completely unaware that my move hadn’t been completed. He claimed he needed to reach his mover, Robert, but couldn’t. After much effort, I finally connected with Robert, who assured me that Ronald would finish the job, which was now three days overdue. Ronald eventually contacted me after multiple attempts on my end, only to inform me he couldn’t help due to sudden family issues. At this point, I had already hired another moving company to complete the job. Under no circumstances would I ever recommend doing business with this dishonest company. They epitomize unprofessionalism and can leave you in a dire situation. It’s clear they are likely understaffed but chose to mislead customers to secure sales, delaying services until they finally had workers available. Honesty should be fundamental in any business, and your money is better spent elsewhere. Beware!



