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Lee of Winston-Salem, NC, writes:

We moved from CA to NC last July. We had a non binding bid of $3900. The total bill came to nearly $5000; they said it weighed more than they thought.

The estimator admitted that it was his fault that the estimate was too low. This is a man who has been in the industry for some forty years. I find a low ball bid that is off by 25% to be excessive. I have paid 10% over the estimate when the goods were delivered. If they can't estimate better than that they should eat it.

I should mention that during the move they backed their huge truck into my car and did $1200 worth of damage. Their insurance company quickly paid me by check to repair the car. They did release the cargo for 10% over the bid. But now they are about to turn me over to a credit bureau. They want their money.

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