Lucas D.
AVOID THIS SCAM AND JOHN W!
When you get there, buy new things. Driving your own UHaul is the only way to avoid scams. Sadly, all of these moving companies play the cash scam game. MoveNShip says "the headboard is included with the mattress," only to find out after doing a visual walkthrough that you have 500 square feet more. Additionally, MoveNShip doesn't send you the Bill of Latting until the day of the move, so you don't know who is moving your stuff. Request one ahead of time and make sure your deposit has a 3-day cancellation period. A 26 foot box truck arrived, and I spoke with a person named Deb after the walkthrough who told me it would cost another $4,500 and that the payment had to be made via Zelle or Cash App. The movers packed everything carefully. Deb told me they just loaded up in Florida on Thursday. As a result, this company does not even start the next day. It takes at least three days to get started. I called the day before and told them there would be two stops. Ours and another across the complex. She got confrontational and said, "Well, I wasn't advised about anything." I apologize Deb, I guess you didn't get the original contract. Your broker also scams you for more money by not telling you your stuff is loaded on a 55 foot semi truck. What does this mean? They will show up at your apartment complex and tell you that they cannot enter. It cost us an additional $1,250 and $100 for the shuttle service. Additionally, the guy wanted cash for the two local movers. I drew a line. In Deb's words, "US Post Office Money Orders are accepted, so I'll use those." It took two hours to finish, and the payment was accepted. We went from the original quote with two stops at $5400 to now $11,236. Take their quote and double it at the very least. Buying new will save you a lot of stress.