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The location(s) really matter in terms …
The location(s) really matter in terms of what type of service you will be provided. I moved from Seattle to D.C., and while I had a really fantastic experience with the Seattle personnel, I had a rough time with the Maryland location. The rep in Maryland made a mistake, resulting in my being told that there was no way for my delivery to occur the day I scheduled it for, which was supposed to be the very next day. Eventually, after several calls, she was able to correct the mistake and fit me into the delivery schedule. I'm grateful the mistake was corrected, but I'm still gaffed at how the rep approached it (by telling me at first that it was my own error, despite written e-mail correspondence proving otherwise, and then by telling me that there was absolutely no way to accommodate my actual delivery date despite having been made and confirmed weeks ahead of time). Other than that friction (which would have cost me several hundred dollars in additional hotel nights and movers fees), my items were delivered timely and in good shape. I also cannot emphasize enough how pleasant my experience with the Seattle location was. TLDR; do your homework on the location(s) you'll need to work with - look at local reviews to see whether or not you can expect good or bad service.



