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Phone: 888-918-0355
Review Date:12/12/2020
Reviewed By: scammover
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WORST MOVING EXPERIENCE EVER! Also, these are not movers, according to the Florida Attorney General's office, they are moving brokers. You're essentially paying them thousands to make a few phone calls and sell your under bid move to an actual mover. I'm basically echoing the same experience that Claire F. posted, as mine was identical. I searched for movers online March 7, 2020. I went to a googled website, and you put in the number of bedrooms, and it generates a quote. At the time a 3 bedroom house moving 120 miles away shows up as costing $1,300-$1,900. That's just a price to get you to call, because naturally it is too good to be true. You call the company, do a talk through of your household items, and then they quote you in the $7,000 range, which is obviously much more than the price they lured you in with. Then they play the name your price game. So, I gave them $5,200 based on other estimates I had for the same move. They were able to apply a military discount, and some other discounts and gave me a quote for $5,216.40. Obviously a far stretch from the price they lured me in with online, but understandable. Then they set you up with a phone call for another walk through/talk through inventory. The first call, the kid calling had an emergency with his girlfriend, so he rescheduled halfway through the day before the move. He calls back the day before the move, and does the walk through inventory. He talks my wife into adding more boxes to be on the safe side, and shockingly our estimate is now $2000 more. It was concerning, but I'm two days from my house being sold, so I am in a bind at this point. He tells my wife on the first phone call it would take most of a semi-truck, and it would be one day to pack and the next morning to load. The second time he called to finish the estimate, he tells her that it would be a whole truck, and one day to pack and load. That afternoon, I get a confirmation call stating the movers would show up between 9AM-1PM. Again, I expressed my concerns, which was I sold my house, and I had to be out by Thursday. They are assuring me everything is going to be perfect. Worst move ever. So, the day of the move someone calls me around noon to tell me they will be at my house around 3:30PM with a 26ft truck. I was beside myself. No words can describe what was going through my mind. They arrive at my house 3 hours after the time promised, and they proceed to tell my wife that we would need to pay another $4,000 to move everything. Really...the day I have to be moved out of my house, they are telling me that I need to pay another $4,000 to make it happen? Talk about being between a rock and a hard place. I spend the next few hours hearing about how they quote...cu. ft., etc. It is a complete scam. Bottom line, my wife and I detailed everything in my house, and they talked me into exaggerating my goods to avoid this exact situation. They moved about 75% of what they quoted. 147 pieces out of the 212 pieces on my listed inventory. Needless to say, I spent around $7,200 for a partial move, and after they packed almost everything, I spent the rest of the evening through to the next morning, so I can finish moving my household goods. No one answers their customer service. The only one that would answer was the guy who gave me the original quote. Then they played the I am a supervisor game and they are going to take care of me until they closed. Needless to say, I was left with a house full of stuff to move by myself. After speaking with the Florida Attorney General, which is quite familiar with this company, I found out they are a moving broker that advertises as an actual mover. United American Moving subcontracted out my move to US Movers for $4,200, so essentially United American Movers took my inventory, and purposely underquoted the cu. ft., so they could sell the contract cheap, and pocket $3,000 for making a few phone calls. |
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