The Apt Movers Reviews

Now, a totally different company is delivering my belongings! What! Not what I was led to believe. Once APT got their money, they were gone. Contacting them was nearly impossible. When I did contact them, after many many attempts, they were very Rude. A couple of the agents were nice. They just did not know one thing about the services offered. I am sure they will make my suffering my own fault. I'm not sure how much money they stole from me in this process.

I sent them a copy of the request from the bldg the previous day. No one called me back except for the gentleman who called to confirm the move. She kept saying I was trying to get the move for free, and that she wasn't going to pay for my insurance. She said that the guy who told me that bad info was new. I explained that he put me on hold for approx. 10 mins to verify the certificate of insurance. But she couldn't tell me who he spoke with. I asked her when I can get my money back, and I want to try to rectify the situation prior to filing a complaint with the BBB or Consumer Affairs, and she accused me of "threatening" her.

I assured her that I was not in any way threatening her, I was just trying to come to some agreement prior to filing a complaint, as is required by BBB. She called her attorney and began telling him that I was trying to get them to pay my insurance and I wanted to move for free, and about what she never told me. I let her know that I know she told me nothing because I didn't speak with her, I spoke with the employee helping me. She basically ended the conversation by saying they didn't want to do business with me because I don't want to pay, and that they will refund my money today.

I will await the refund; but I won't be using them or recommending them again. Their terrible customer service, unprofessional staff, and unwillingness to defuse a situation which was caused by miscommunication of their own staff member, along with her stating that she was going to file a complaint against me if I file one against them (go figure!) is more than reason to remove them from anyone's movers list.

The morning manager Ted was good but this was a day late. I missed work, had to rent a car for another day and was tired because we had to sleep on the floor because the bed and mattress was packed up. As of this email it has been another 24 hours and no one has bothered to call or contact me in anyway to see if everything went OK. Save yourself a headache and CALL SOMEONE ELSE!! Trust me!!!

At time of pick up they called and stated they would be arriving between 10 and noon. Then I received another call, they would not arrive until 3-4 pm. They did not finish until 11pm. At time of delivery they did not arrive until 8pm. They did not leave New York until 10pm the day before and drove straight thru. There goes all the language that I heard about they could only drive so many hours a day and it would be 3-10 days before delivery. The guys were friendly and courteous; however, they did not care about US the ones that pay for the move. When packing it states fragile with arrows on boxes that need to stay upright. It did not matter to them. They were so tired and in a rush they just wanted to get everything on the truck and leave.

I will not recommend APT to any friends or associates that plan only moving in the future. I believe I was at least overcharged by $400 and overcharged by the weight. Weigh the truck with the men out and hardly any fuel in the tank, load the furniture, fuel up the truck and have the crew stay on the truck while being weighed and that's an easy 700 to a thousand pounds. It's amazing when you visit APT Movers' website you cannot leave your moving experience unless it's a good one. Have not visited your site yet regarding my moving experience but believe me this story will be posted on many sites.

My move specialist was Cynthia, who was nice enough on the phone when she scheduled my move, but as it turned out, she left out and was confused on some very important information. First, she estimated my time as lasting about 3 hours. What she did not mention is that 3 hours would then become the minimum time I would have to pay for, even if the move took less than that. She also did not mention that I have to request any moving materials I would need specifically without being asked. Fortunately, Cynthia sent me a final confirmation via e-mail that I wisely read very closely and realized that in the fine print at the bottom it mentions that you must request material. I quickly made a second call to Cynthia and made it clear that I desperately needed plenty of shrink-wrap because nearly everything in my apartment was fragile. Cynthia assured me that they carry shrink-wrap on their trucks already, but that she would note it in my records and that I would pay for what I used of it.

On the day that the movers were to show up, I was told the time frame could be anywhere from 10a-3p and I would get a call 30 min before, which is already a massive block of time to wait in an empty apartment for movers, but as it turned out they did not even call until 2:30 p.m. They told me at that time they were 30 min. away. I called them in an hour when they still hadn't arrived. They claimed they were right in the area, but when all was said and done they were not actually in the parking lot until closer to 3:20! At first, one of the movers used bad traffic as his excuse for being late, but he later admitted that he got a late start that morning and that he had then had to wait on his partner, who was even later! I watched the supposed official company movers attempt to park a shady-looking, unmarked trailer with nothing but a few blankets at the back for moving.

From the look of the trailer and the two men that jumped out (who wore no uniforms or anything that distinguished them as being part of a company at all) I would have been smart to have just sent them away. In retrospect, I wish I had because it was all downhill from there. Of the two men, the younger one, who seemed to be the leader, was pretty friendly. The older was cold and had a bad attitude from the get-go. They immediately came up to look at what they had to move. I had already done the majority of the work myself. Everything small was packed thoroughly into about 8 boxes. As far as work for them to shrink-wrap, I had 2 white couches, two chairs, a dresser, a dining table and chairs, some small side tables, and an antique secretary that was also a family heirloom.

They took one look around the apartment and immediately said that they did not have any shrink-wrap because it was not on their paperwork to bring any. I asked them what they did have and they mentioned the 4 or 5 blankets that I had seen lying in the back of the trailer. It was pretty obvious to both them and me that there was absolutely nothing, besides the boxes that I had packed myself that they would be able to move without shrink-wrap, so the younger and kinder of the two started making some calls.

At this point, though I was already frustrated by the situation of them arriving late without any moving materials, I remained very calm and kind to the movers because I knew that, according to them, there was nothing on their paperwork and that in fact, they were just contracted so The Apartment Movers is not even officially their company. (They were both very quick to throw the company under the bus in order to avoid any blame for the situation.) Anyway, he made about 4 phone calls to different people begging them to deliver shrink-wrap to us so we could begin work. This process took about an hour and during that time, we were at almost a complete stand-still while we waited to see if anyone he was calling would come through. In the end, no one did. I overheard two different phone conversations in which the person on the other line refused to help because the drive would put them in traffic!!!

This is about when I decide to get on the phone with The Apartment Movers myself and speak to a manager. I explained to the woman (Veronica?) that I would not be paying for the hour of time that we were unable to move a single furniture item and she agreed with me that an hour should be taken off and informed the movers of that fact. Overall, she was very reasonable and we were able to have a calm conversation. However, in the end we still had the issue of no shrink-wrap and her suggestions of how we would come about some were unsatisfactory to say the least. At first, she made the suggestion that I run to Lowe's and get some while the movers put what they could in the trailer. Well, I did not trust one of the two men as far as I could throw him and there was no way I was going to leave my apartment with them there.

Then she called the lead mover (the younger, kinder one) and told him to go pick some up. Unfortunately, the trailer was hooked to his truck so he would have had to leave with the trailer and go get some. In my mind, it was not ideal, but it would have to work, but apparently in his mind it was out of the question because he argued with her about what a hassle it would be and how much traffic he would be in until she gave up. When she got back on the line with me I told her that I was terrified of having these guys move my stuff completely unprotected into a trailer, drive it completely unprotected, and then unload it completely unprotected and all she could do was assure me that I could file a claim when they damaged every item I owned!

So we were back to square one and at this point it is 4:30 and they have moved almost nothing. They finally convinced me to let them just move things in blankets, pack the trailer as carefully as possible, and then I would have to purchase shrink-wrap and couch covers at the on-site store at my storage unit so they could wrap it before they unloaded. The store was going to close at 6p.m. and I knew there was no way we would make it in time and the last thing I wanted was them rushing down the road with all my valuables in their trailer with zero protection on them, so I had to call my mother and have her go to my storage unit and buy it for us and then wait for us to get there!

As I watched the men carry my furniture, stacking items precariously on top of each other I about burst into tears. A couple times, especially while moving my antique secretary (The family heirloom) I tried to convince them to tape the doors shut, cover it better and carry it more carefully and they would just say, "It's fine!" and go about what they were doing! I also watched them carry multiple boxes that said This side up on them completely upside-down! Also, with the antique secretary, I explained to the lead mover how special it was to me and that it was very fragile and had already been glued on the leg so he would have to take extra care. He listened politely and said he'd take care of it and then let the other man grab it and load it without explaining anything I had just told him to him! I am still so upset about this that I can barely type this part without shaking with rage.

They moved things very slowly, which in some ways was a comfort because I thought it meant they were packing the trailer very carefully (later I would find out that was wrong), but they went so slow that I actually ended up loading some smaller items into my own car to save time! So, they finish loading and we head to the storage place in high traffic with about 15 min. to spare before 6 so it was fortunate that I had my mom picking up supplies. I told them as we drove out of the lot that we did not need to rush because my mom was picking up supplies so we could drive slowly and carefully. They didn't listen and instead attempted to keep right behind me, resulting in them making sharp turns and quick decisions, despite the fact that I drove as slow as I could and gave them plenty of notice for turns and lane changes.

Here comes the best part: When we arrived at the storage unit I typed in my code to get my car through and, instead of waiting for me to get in and put the code in for them, they attempted to follow me behind the gate that clearly said One vehicle at a time and my mother and I both watched as they knock the entire gate off! When two men from the storage place came out to fix it they asked for some help from your movers and the older, rude one immediately got an attitude with them and said "Not until we're done unloading!" My mom then said to him, "No, you go help them with the gate that you knocked off first!" He ignored her completely, but the lead-mover did end up going to help them.

After giving us the shrink-wrap she bought, my mom had to take off. The storage place is now officially on after-hours so there is no one there but me and the movers and they are having to unload and wrap everything before putting it in the storage unit, adding more time to the already unbelievably long day so by now it is getting dark out. I cannot attempt to stress to you how uncomfortable I felt around these two men being a 24-year-old female out in an abandoned storage unit at 7 o'clock at night in the dark, especially with what I had already seen from the one older mover in particular, but that was nothing compared to how I felt when the two of them got into it and started yelling at each other and me!

This was the highlight of the experience and resulted in my calling both my parents and almost the police on these two men!!! It all started when one of them unloaded the antique that I had stressed so much over and it was broken again on the foot (where in all fairness it had been glued once before) AND in another new place! I showed the lead-mover the two places that were broken and he immediately tried to cover himself by saying, "Well that can be so easily fixed. I've fixed this stuff all time!" I explained to him that I realized it could be fixed, but that REALLY wasn't the point. That's when he told his partner that it was broken, his partner turned to me and actually had the nerve to say, "Well how'd it break? Because it certainly wasn't us!"

Things went from bad to worse when the leader first tried to calmly tell his partner that they would have to take fault for it and then when his partner immediately turned on him and said, "That's your fault! That's coming out of your check, not mine!" And then they started arguing back and forth with each other about who was to blame! In the midst of that a second item came crashing down from inside the unit, shattering this time an antique plant stand made out of marble. At this point they are yelling at each other and me again and I have reached my limit, not to mention become terrified of what these two men might do. At this point, even the nicer, lead-mover was saying, "Well no sense spending a lot of time on this anymore since what we broke is already coming out of my paycheck. I'm basically working for free anyway."

I feel it is necessary to note that through all of this pathetic process, I had remained completely calm with both the movers and the people I had spoken to at the company. By the end of this process though, you better believe I was screaming and cussing my head off at this circus! This was when I made a call to my parents and my dad immediately jumped in his car to come get me out of this mess that had now turned dangerous. I then called The Apartment Movers again and had a girl find the closest manager, explaining to her the situation (which she was appalled by) and that if she did not get a manager on the phone with me right away I would be forced to call the police because I had two grown men screaming at each other and me while I stood alone with them in an abandoned storage unit at night.

By the time Christina (who better had been a manager, but never actually said she was to me) got on the phone, naturally I was in no condition to be civil. She definitely got the short end of the straw speaking to me so late in the game that I could barely get out one word that wasn't a curse word! Sorry Christina! But I can't say I feel guilty about it after the hell your company had put me through that day! Naturally Christina did nothing but tell me that I had to sign and pay for this disaster, but that I could file a claim at a later date regarding the broken items. She did mention, however, that since the antique had already been glued in one place previously, there was really no point in file a claim for that because they wouldn't pay, despite the fact that things were obviously not packed properly and they had broken it in another new place! Thanks for your help Christina!

In the end, my parents where the ones to bail me out of the situation. They showed up immediately while I was still on hold waiting for the manager and surveyed the damage, made sure the guys made proper notes on the paperwork about what they destroyed and got rid of them.

I have never in my life had to write a 5-page rant about a company, but I guess there's a first time for everything. I did get back online later and find a Consumer Reports site that revealed many more reviews on The Apartment Movers that had me actually counting my blessings that my stuff wasn't stolen and I wasn't up-charged to death so far; however, I haven't seen what they ended up charging me yet and I was forced to sign the paperwork with the 3-hours on it, even though they assured me I would only be charged for two, so we'll see how that goes! This letter is going to the company and all over social media so that hopefully people will have fair warning and not let this happen to them. Please do not do business with this company. Let them go out of business like they need to.

When the mover got to my home he said that I had a binding agreement and would have to pay at least the estimate price no matter what and the price could be higher. I had cut way back on my inventory which they said I could. The mover started tacking on more cost to the tune of 500.00 bringing my total to 5,200. Adding things for bulky items and having to re wrap things that I had already wrapped in bubble wrap, thick packing paper with a layer of cardboard. Just the way APT had instructed. Well with this additional fee plus the possibility of additional weight fees. He didn't have a starting weight. I just cancelled the move after already paying over 1,500.00.

I spoke with the manager at APT and initially he was rude telling me that the company would not have told me the things that I was saying and reminded me that the conversation was being recorded. I had him on the speakerphone and he didn't know it, and when he was talking to the mover he was telling him not to rape me with this move, don't rip me off because this was a big move and the moving company owner didn't want to lose the job.

I asked to speak to Jessica who was my move specialist and was told that she no longer works there. I spoke to Karen the moving company owner and she said she wanted to work something out but was talking out of the side of her neck and would still come out on top. I have to start from scratch to get moved in the next few days. PLEASE don't do business with these people. They are not accredited by the BBB but the bureau does have complaint against them and I am also going to write them. My credit card company will also be looking into my situation to see if I can get my deposit back.

Move day came, 2 movers (One's name was Trey -leader - and the other an old guy) knocked on the apartment at 10 AM. They gave me the paper and I saw about 4 hours minimum. Contacted The Apt Movers, moving consultant was off, but talked with one of sales consultant. She was rude and questioned me about the minimum hours. Later, this was resolved to 2 hours minimum, but the mover (Trey) had time written at 9:30 AM. When I questioned him about this, his answer was when I knock on the door, the time starts.

Movers started the move, but they were very slow. I had all the boxes packed. I had to guide them how to do the move. Trey was OK, but the other guy had some back issues (I guess) and was very slow. Overall it took 2.5 hrs to load stuff from 1 bedroom. Then, we all took off to the drop location. It was Saturday and traffic at I-635 was good. I was at the drop-off location in about 30 minutes.

The movers arrived approximately at 1 hrs and 15 minutes. I contacted the Apt Movers office, and they tried to contact Trey on his cell-phone, but no issues resolved. Finally they showed up and when asked about why they were late, Trey responded by saying "there was an accident at I-635 and I can't drive over 55 MPH with my old truck," but when I checked traffic update, I could not find one. I demanded that I would not pay for the hours that was lost due to transportation delay, but he refused to back down.

I contacted the office. Office sided with the movers. Mover (Trey) demanded that I pay him up-front, or else he would not unload the item (I should have called the police to resolve the issue). The other mover came to me and said, "Hey just talk to him, he will fix it." I was so frustrated, wanted to get over with the move. With complete U-turn, he negotiated to have my items dropped at $420+$30 trip fee (already paid). Otherwise, he threatened to never unload the item. I had to agree to the terms and he gave me the receipt that showed that the move was done in 3.5 hours with $320 invoice.

When money was received, they unloaded the items within about an hour. Finally the load was over and when inspecting furniture had dents all over the place and handles were broken. When inquired about it, Trey responded by saying - "Oh no, these were from before." Arguing with him does not make any sense and so decided to report the issue with the company. I did contacted the company for moving issues and resolution, but they were unresponsive. My dresser, night stand, queen bed, sofa all had scratches. I wish no one would have to go through what we went through. Very poor service and unprofessional.

After depositing the items from the move in my garage, my son and I pulled out of Boise for Georgia. (They pulled out my Pots and Pans; Dishes; Glasses, etc. Leaving a few boxes of books and miscellaneous items including Art work and pictures.) APT was hired and their packers threw the unpacked items haphazardly into boxes without regard. When they arrived in Georgia, my chair was broken apart (not reassembled) and the boxes were stuffed in my storage unit. Needed boxes on the bottom. I had purchased new boxes including 2 Grand Wardrobes for my clothes. I have been only able to find a few pieces, stuffed in a flat box not the proper size.

The Grand Wardrobes were stuffed with items I intended to leave in my home in Boise. I am still missing so much including a canvas bag about the size of a briefcase that contained CDs and DVDs that I wanted handy... (They are possibly melted now with the hot weather). In GA, we had a rough winter. 25 hours without power when a tree fell on a power line. My storage unit remained untouched until the weather was better. (Left Boise January, 2014 - arrived GA January 17th). Because of my disability, I have been pulling boxes out one or two at a time, every few weeks. (Note, I came to GA to be with my parents. They are elderly and ill. My son is working on his degree in Aerospace Engineering out in California).

I have not posted photos. I was not aware this site existed until May 6th, 2014. APT has ignored my complaints via email and demand for a refund. My estimate was about $1800 - payable in 3 payments of about $600 each; after my property was packed, I was advised that the move would cost me $1400 immediately, with an additional $1400 upon delivery. I was told there were over 90 heavy boxes. (90?? Some of the boxes were the size of a printer box or smaller. Most were small and medium size moving boxes. There were not many larger boxes!) After I began pulling boxes out of storage, I immediately contacted APT via email. NO RESPONSE. I requested a full refund of all charges over and above the estimate.

Would I recommend this carrier? No way. I believe I am the victim of a scam. This company is unprofessional and does not care about your belongings. (I am the daughter of a late attorney/law professor, and I spent years working in Title Insurance with a specialty in fraud and forgery prior to becoming disabled. I never thought I would find myself as a victim.)

I called before 3pm to let them know that I had the money and they could move my things. Despite my reservation and our agreement, they told me that they would move me the next morning. On Monday morning, I called again and was told that they were en route. The movers did NOT SHOW UP!!! Instead they came around 4:30pm that day. So, they were 24 hours late. I had made my own plans for the day. I had two meetings that I needed to attend. Due to the Apt Movers' lack of professionalism, I could not go. They messed up my life and I will never forgive them.

We did not receive a call notifying us when they were en route but they did show up at 9:10am with 2 females and 1 male to complete our move. When they saw the hot tub they stated they would have to request additional help because the females would not be able to lift the hot tub... even though it was stated up front there was a hot tub to be moved. They loaded the truck and we had to wait for another crew to arrive to help with the hot tub and were told at that time there would be an additional charge for providing us with an extra person to help with the move. That wouldn't have been an issue if they had been taken by surprise by the hot tub, but as I stated, we had specifically mentioned the hot tub and had written verification that they were aware of it.

On our way back to Clearwater, the moving crew started to go in a direction that would have taken them much longer to arrive at our new residence... thus going over the 4-hour time allotment. My husband and I pulled up next to the truck at a stoplight and the driver told us they would follow us to our new home. They then proceeded to slow way down and fell far behind us, even though we were driving slower than necessary to allow for the fact that they had our belongings on their truck and we wanted everything to arrive safely. At one point, they exited the freeway, even though we hadn't, and since we had no contact information for the driver, we called the dispatch number and was informed they had to stop to get gas.

Since we knew we were working within a 4-hour time frame, we took extra measures to make sure we had as much accomplished as possible to stay within our allotted time restraints. When the truck finally arrived, we just had them put everything, with the exception of the hot tub, in our garage, and they placed the hot tub in the back yard as requested. The moving crew and dispatcher were pleasant, but the company itself is somewhat sketchy because they tried everything possible to extract more money than the originally quoted price. By sending a crew who could not complete the job and then having to send an 'extra' person and charge more for that person to attempting to drive a farther distance than necessary and then making a pit stop for gas, they certainly pulled out all the stops to increase their bottom dollar amount. We ultimately paid an extra $60.00 beyond the quoted price and will definitely be more cautious if we ever plan a move again. We will probably not use The Apt Movers next time though.

Finally, we were put in touch with Christine in the claims dept., who told us that it would be taken care of in 60 to 90 days. We are still waiting!!! The last message we received was on June 14, saying she would be mailing it out that day. It is now June 26 and still no check. I have been emailing her and have not received a response. Don't use this company!!

Tired, out of breath, complaining about moving and the company, stating the contract wasn't even written up for how we actually needed our work done. The new guy that just started that morning wrote down my debit card information, expiration dates and security pin, and he charged us before they touched a piece of furniture. He didn't give me the card information back. He even stated that writing it down was against company policy. The movers finally started moving a few boxes into the new apartment, and 30 minutes later, the police showed up and said the move needs to stop. 10:00 is quiet hour and that was that. The officer allowed them to move a few more items into our apartment as long as they didn't use a dolly. All of the boxes and items they had taken out of our moving truck we had to move back in ourselves, so they could be locked up at night.

Next morning was Thanksgiving, so now our moving truck was two days late. We had to hire another crew (different company) on Friday morning, and the move was completed in one hour and 15 minutes. It took the Apartment Movers that long to unload a few boxes off the truck onto the grass to sit. Half the time, they were laying on the ground talking about how tired they were and asked us to get them something to drink. So I bought Gatorade. By the time I got back, the police were there and the move was over. Paid for, not completed. I contacted the owners and left messages, and I had to call 3 or 4 times before anyone actually called me back to discuss the non-move. We went for another week before getting anything from them. They absolutely do not know how to return a phone call. I was promised a call back over 7 times, and not one of them was returned. In addition to the money I am out for the move that didn't take place, I had to hire another crew, pay two more days for a moving truck and tow dolly, and literally in anguish for days on end on how everything was handled - and their lack of acknowledgement of their own responsibility.

This morning, we noticed our Blu-ray player is missing. So we have no idea what else was "lifted". It was packed with other electronics and games, so we're still wondering what happened with that. I thought this was just one isolated incident and bad luck for me, but I read these reports over and over again about this company doing the same thing. My next letter goes to the Better Business Bureau and then the State's Attorney Office.

Since then, we have sued The Apartment Movers and although a judgement was entered in our favor, we are yet to receive any compensation.

I repeatedly asked the youngest of the crew to be careful with my belongings. He would load the dolly, and when he took it to the truck, he would let the dolly just drop down the 2 steps rather than control the drop. I told him to be more careful and not just let the dolly drop, because he was going to break my things. He did not even acknowledge my comments or apologize.

I had four pieces of glass art and specifically asked the leader of the team to be very careful with the pieces and wrap them very carefully. I noticed later that the largest piece was in a box with other items wrapped in one piece of paper. I pointed out to the team leader that it was an expensive piece of art, and I would like it wrapped more securely. He took the piece and told me he would wrap it in bubble wrap and blankets.

They had not brought a big enough truck for all of my things, and when we left the apartment, there were still items that had to be moved. We left the apartment to go to the house between 10 and 11 AM. When we arrived at the house, they asked me where to put the boxes. I advised them that since they had not labeled the boxes, I didn't know where they needed to put them. We would have to figure it out as they unpacked them. They advised me that they were not unpacking me. I told them they needed to check with the office, because I was paying for them to unpack everything they packed. They called the office and found out they were indeed supposed to unpack everything.

After they unloaded the truck, they went to lunch and returned to the apartment to move the remainder of my belongings. I stayed at the house to wait for the cable, internet, and telephone installer. When they returned with the rest of my belongings, I asked them where the glass art was. They said they had a lot more boxes to unpack. I waited about an hour and asked again. I was told the same thing. I asked several times and was told the same thing.

Between 5 and 6 PM, they finally told me they had broken the largest piece. One of them had hit it against the edge of the truck. I asked where it was and they said they had thrown it away in the dumpster at the apartment that morning. I asked why they hadn't shown it to me. I could possibly have taken it to the glass gallery and had it fixed. I was told it was in too many pieces to be fixed. The one who broke it had taken a picture of it with his phone to prove he hadn't stolen it. They finally showed me the picture, and they had broken off the top right corner of the piece.

I told my cleaning lady about the art, and when she went to clean the apartment the next morning, she took it upon her self to check the dumpster for the piece. It wasn't there.

I talked with the glass gallery and was told we could have fixed the art. It would never look like the original, but it could still be a viable piece of art. However, since they had decided to hide the breakage from me and throw it away, I did not have the opportunity to salvage the piece. They took it upon their selves to throw away my property which, as far as I'm concerned, equals theft. The police told me it is a civil matter, since I invited them into my house to move my belongings.

Before the movers left, the lead man came to me and told there was nothing left in the apartment. They had brought everything. When my cleaning lady arrived at the apartment the next morning, she called to let me know that a number of things had been left in the apartment: electric broom, 2 cat beds, shower curtain and matching trash can, 2 protective sleeves for the couch, pot hooks, and a rechargeable flashlight.

When I arranged for my move, I talked with Nils **. She insisted that I talk with her only, and she assured me she would send her best team and they would be very careful with my belongings. I had told her I had some very nice and some very expensive things. After the move, she refused to speak to me. She referred me to Todd **, the claims manager.

He advised me that since I had not bought the additional insurance, they would pay me $0 .60 a pound for the art. When I explained to him that it was still a viable piece of art and could have been fixed, he said they didn't care about my art. It may mean something to me, but not to them. I told him that they had virtually stolen my property, since they had taken it upon their selves to throw it away without even telling me that it was broken. And then, they lied to me about it all day long. When the piece was broken, they did not know they were going to unpack everything. So they thought they could get away without telling me about the breakage. I did not have an opportunity to try and save the piece.

The cost of the art was $1,035. They sent me a check for $25.... Beware. This company uses many different names and telephone numbers.