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Kevin of Manhattan Beach, CA, writes:
I contracted with Accomplished Movers, based in Oak Ridge,
NJ after hearing about them on the internet, to move me from
Chicago to Los Angeles. They gave me the lowest quote. I wanted
to move on July 3rd. They said they could do it. They did not
show up. Of course, they were never going to show up because
they are a broker.
The next day, July 4th, a Mayflower truck showed up and moved
me out fine. I was given a window on my paperwork that said
the stuff would be there by July 16th. This kept getting extended
and extended and extended. I was told that the truck had broken
down in Arizona. My stuff was finally delivered on I believe
August 8th by Modern Movers.
On that day I signed the papers they gave me one that said
$1285 on it, the contracted amount for the move. But prior to
that, I had agreed with Glenn M. over the phone that I should
only pay $885, due to how long I had been put out. In November,
my credit card was charged the extra $400 by Modern Moving.
Modern Moving refuses to talk to me. I don't know what to do.
"I did not want to start my job until I had my things, so I
lost at least a week's wages. I slept on the floor for a month,
and my shoulder has been screwed up ever since. I have numerous
doctor visits for this. I had to eat out for every meal for
a month. And I cannot tell you how many phone calls i have made
over this matter.
It sounds like Kevin is saying he signed a contact for $1285
and relied on an oral representation that he would pay $400
less. Bad move, Kev. Oral representations are meaningless and
if the contract says $1285 you are probably stuck.
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