Partner Van Lines "Art Of Moving" Bait and switch company Mountain View, California

Getting you to look on the BBB for complaints is a stupid way to determine whether a mover is good or not. To begin with:

1. The number of complaints fails to take into account the number of moves each mover does. The reputable movers do millions of moves. The scam mover hasn't done anywhere near that number and may - in fact - have only done 2 moves.

2. The BBB gives better grades to its members. There was once a mover with over 600 complaints and they had a grade of A-. Go figure. ROR has several pieces on just how corrupt the BBB is.

If a mover asks you to consult the BBB, discard them from consideration.

BTW - it is standard to tip a mover; the guys doing your move are the lowest paid shlubs in the industry and they need the tips.

I would also add the price for doing a cross-country move is about $1 per pound so $12,000 for a 12,000# move is about right....the price is exactly what I would expect the price to be.

Getting you to look on the BBB for complaints is a stupid way to determine whether a mover is good or not. To begin with:

1. The number of complaints fails to take into account the number of moves each mover does. The reputable movers do millions of moves. The scam mover hasn't done anywhere near that number and may - in fact - have only done 2 moves.

2. The BBB gives better grades to its members. There was once a mover with over 600 complaints and they had a grade of A-. Go figure. ROR has several pieces on just how corrupt the BBB is.

If a mover asks you to consult the BBB, discard them from consideration.

BTW - it is standard to tip a mover; the guys doing your move are the lowest paid shlubs in the industry and they need the tips.

I would also add the price for doing a cross-country move is about $1 per pound so $12,000 for a 12,000# move is about right....the price is exactly what I would expect the price to be.

Getting you to look on the BBB for complaints is a stupid way to determine whether a mover is good or not. To begin with:

1. The number of complaints fails to take into account the number of moves each mover does. The reputable movers do millions of moves. The scam mover hasn't done anywhere near that number and may - in fact - have only done 2 moves.

2. The BBB gives better grades to its members. There was once a mover with over 600 complaints and they had a grade of A-. Go figure. ROR has several pieces on just how corrupt the BBB is.

If a mover asks you to consult the BBB, discard them from consideration.

BTW - it is standard to tip a mover; the guys doing your move are the lowest paid shlubs in the industry and they need the tips.

I would also add the price for doing a cross-country move is about $1 per pound so $12,000 for a 12,000# move is about right....the price is exactly what I would expect the price to be.

Getting you to look on the BBB for complaints is a stupid way to determine whether a mover is good or not. To begin with:

1. The number of complaints fails to take into account the number of moves each mover does. The reputable movers do millions of moves. The scam mover hasn't done anywhere near that number and may - in fact - have only done 2 moves.

2. The BBB gives better grades to its members. There was once a mover with over 600 complaints and they had a grade of A-. Go figure. ROR has several pieces on just how corrupt the BBB is.

If a mover asks you to consult the BBB, discard them from consideration.

BTW - it is standard to tip a mover; the guys doing your move are the lowest paid shlubs in the industry and they need the tips.

I would also add the price for doing a cross-country move is about $1 per pound so $12,000 for a 12,000# move is about right....the price is exactly what I would expect the price to be.