Don Farr Moving & Storage, Hindman Moving & Storage, Divisions Of Exclusive Services, Destroyed TV, Entertainment Center, Antique Dishes, other goods and refused to reimburse in any way, ripoff West Mifflin Pennsylvania

To all the people that got screwed over by getting ripped off by this company, my apologies and sincerity go out to you. My case is soley based on the facts that at Hindman's in Butler, pa, there are alot of good workers, who have been there for years but instead of them getting more work or more hours they are being screwed by one main person that has the control of doing the scheduling. In fact, numerous requests have been made by customers for named crew members to be on the specified jobs, and the requests do not get filled the ways that they should.. Instead of working the ones that have years of experience or training more, they are working the rookies and totally forget about the vets. They could even work the vets with the rookies, but for some reason they choose not too. With the econmy being in a recessionn right now, nobody needs to be without a decent job. You need money to pay your bills and without it you get nowhere.. ASK YOURSELF, WHY ARE THEY STILL A RUNNING COMPANY. Let the truth be told.....

At Don Farr/Hindman Moving we realize that moving day can be a hectic time. There is a lot of issues to cover so that it can be a smooth transition, therefore, it has always been this company's policy to give as much information to the consumer as possible.

We perform a pre-move survey with the consumer to discuss all of their question and concerns and options along with the company's responsibilities. It is unfortunate, however, any time that furniture and items are moved regardless of how far they are always susteptable to damages. the carrier is not responsible for items constructed of pressed wood (this is discussed in the pre-move and a form is signed at loading)


As far as mechanical items such as televisions, stereo's etc., items such as these fail for no apparent reason. No carrier is responsible for internal malfunctions where no external damages are visible.

It is not the movers responsibility to go through the residence to confirm that these items work. These items malfunction due to the simple vibration of the moving van, it could happen to someone moving themselves.

As far as packed items are concerned, the carrier is in fact responsible for items that are packed by the consumer again, if there is external damage to the box, where there is no external damage to the box it would deem that either there was not enough protection/paper in the box or the item may have been broken prior to packing.

It is our suggestion to read carefully and make the necessary notes in regards to the relocation in order to become an educated consumer.

At Don Farr/Hindman Moving we realize that moving day can be a hectic time. There is a lot of issues to cover so that it can be a smooth transition, therefore, it has always been this company's policy to give as much information to the consumer as possible.

We perform a pre-move survey with the consumer to discuss all of their question and concerns and options along with the company's responsibilities. It is unfortunate, however, any time that furniture and items are moved regardless of how far they are always susteptable to damages. the carrier is not responsible for items constructed of pressed wood (this is discussed in the pre-move and a form is signed at loading)


As far as mechanical items such as televisions, stereo's etc., items such as these fail for no apparent reason. No carrier is responsible for internal malfunctions where no external damages are visible.

It is not the movers responsibility to go through the residence to confirm that these items work. These items malfunction due to the simple vibration of the moving van, it could happen to someone moving themselves.

As far as packed items are concerned, the carrier is in fact responsible for items that are packed by the consumer again, if there is external damage to the box, where there is no external damage to the box it would deem that either there was not enough protection/paper in the box or the item may have been broken prior to packing.

It is our suggestion to read carefully and make the necessary notes in regards to the relocation in order to become an educated consumer.

At Don Farr/Hindman Moving we realize that moving day can be a hectic time. There is a lot of issues to cover so that it can be a smooth transition, therefore, it has always been this company's policy to give as much information to the consumer as possible.

We perform a pre-move survey with the consumer to discuss all of their question and concerns and options along with the company's responsibilities. It is unfortunate, however, any time that furniture and items are moved regardless of how far they are always susteptable to damages. the carrier is not responsible for items constructed of pressed wood (this is discussed in the pre-move and a form is signed at loading)


As far as mechanical items such as televisions, stereo's etc., items such as these fail for no apparent reason. No carrier is responsible for internal malfunctions where no external damages are visible.

It is not the movers responsibility to go through the residence to confirm that these items work. These items malfunction due to the simple vibration of the moving van, it could happen to someone moving themselves.

As far as packed items are concerned, the carrier is in fact responsible for items that are packed by the consumer again, if there is external damage to the box, where there is no external damage to the box it would deem that either there was not enough protection/paper in the box or the item may have been broken prior to packing.

It is our suggestion to read carefully and make the necessary notes in regards to the relocation in order to become an educated consumer.