Matthew
It’s like texting a child
I checked out Craigslist to discover options for movers when I came across Shields Movers who advertise last minute call and 24/7 holidays. I was impressed with their assertion to safety, insurance, reliability, and professionalism. I had quickly found exactly what I was looking for so I gave the company a text as recommended in their advertisement I didn’t hear back so I decided to submit a quote request on the company’s website out and was further impressed by how easy it was to navigate. Hours later I received a text back from the number in the ad: *Me: Hi - Shields: No *No? - We said no *Is this Shields Movers? - We are not interested.. stop texting us *(I sent a screen capture of their ad) - We are not interested stop texting us ok? *What? I'm trying to hire your company. - We are all booked up until next year we're not interested in your services *Your ad states last minute call and 24/7 holidays. - We are all booked up but cannot offer any Services we're booked up until next year *So you don't offer last minute call and 24/7 holidays? - No we don't it's no need to keep texting us we just said we cannot offer services we are booked up until next year it's no need we cannot offer you help stop texting us Their ad was nice, their website was nice, and their photos looked friendly however actions speak louder than words. Pretty disappointed with the actual interaction and communication.
Response from Shields Movers And StaffersDec 21, 2020
This isn't even real person, that was looking for moving services it was a Craigslist ads' scammer who asked you to send them their code upon texting them back. This b is why or weird were this way to them. After getting a cold then they ask you do you take credit card and how do you process... They are the worse people, to try and steal from others. They need to be spoken to even worse than what was sent in the text.