Nationwide Moving Inc/ Shiloh Eitani They took my belongings as well as my money. I have since found out that they are no longer in business and that several others have been trying to contact them. Brooklyn, New York

I booked a long distance move with this company. I had done my homework and checked out their credentials and rating with the Better Business Bureau and the length of time they had been in business as well as their DOT Licensing.

We agreed upon a price and that my things would be picked up on July 20th. We also agreed that my things would arrive either on July 26th or 10 days from that day. 

The week following the 26th of July I contacted them to get an idea on when my things should arrive because I had not heard anything from them.  A female rep answered the phone and stated that my things should be on their way (but I could tell something was not right). I asked her where the truck was and I found it odd that she didn't offer to contact dispatch so I asked her to be transferred and I was and got no answer. 

I waited a few days and called again and got a message stating the phone lines were down. I continued to call for a week and still got the same thing. I sent an email to the rep that had taken care of my order and no response. 

Finally I got through to someone today who told me they were no longer in business and that he has been getting several phone calls and that the owner had the lines transferred to his cell phone (he states he is a former manager). 

He stated that the owner knew what he was doing because he was no longer accepting credit card or money order on pick up and told his employees to tell customers cash only on pick up.

He stated that everyone's belongings are in a storage facility but he is not sure which one and that the police are involved. I contacted their precinct and they told me this is not a criminal matter which makes no sense to me because several customers have paid for their things to be moved and now we have no information on what has happened to our precious belongings or where to go. 

There are at least 40 others being affected (I am sure that number can easily double or triple). The scary thing is that this business was recognized by the Better Business Bureau (not accredited, but they had an A grade) and they had been in business for years. 

There is very little as of now on the internet in regards to this scam, but I am sure it is just a matter of time.