Chicago Moving Systems MOVER DOUBLES PRICE---- ALL BELONGINGS HELD HOSTAGE---Nothing we can do Niles Illinois

I think you just need to pay for the services provided.

Sorry, I forgot to add this part to my previous post.... Your sister can also contact the family member support group for her husband's unit. They can help her identify other people who can intercede on her behalf. There is a chain of command she needs to follow, but eventually someone will help.

Alicia, if you have understood the law correctly you may have a few options. First, contact your congressman, and your sister's congressman as well. They may be able to intervene. Also try the local news station to see if they have some kind of advocate for consumers. Better yet, have your sister contact the Inspector General at Ft. Lewis, Washington. He is there to ensure that military personnel and their family members have an avenue of redress when they've been screwed. She can also contact the local transportation office at Ft. Lewis and ask for their help. I would also send a certified letter to the company, with a copy to your congressman, the Better Business Bureau, and the Inspector General at Ft. Lewis. Outline the events as they occured, include copies of all documents (to each recipient), and tell them what you want them to do by way of correcting the situation. They can't hold your sister's stuff hostage. It's against the law.

Alicia, if you have understood the law correctly you may have a few options. First, contact your congressman, and your sister's congressman as well. They may be able to intervene. Also try the local news station to see if they have some kind of advocate for consumers. Better yet, have your sister contact the Inspector General at Ft. Lewis, Washington. He is there to ensure that military personnel and their family members have an avenue of redress when they've been screwed. She can also contact the local transportation office at Ft. Lewis and ask for their help. I would also send a certified letter to the company, with a copy to your congressman, the Better Business Bureau, and the Inspector General at Ft. Lewis. Outline the events as they occured, include copies of all documents (to each recipient), and tell them what you want them to do by way of correcting the situation. They can't hold your sister's stuff hostage. It's against the law.

Alicia, if you have understood the law correctly you may have a few options. First, contact your congressman, and your sister's congressman as well. They may be able to intervene. Also try the local news station to see if they have some kind of advocate for consumers. Better yet, have your sister contact the Inspector General at Ft. Lewis, Washington. He is there to ensure that military personnel and their family members have an avenue of redress when they've been screwed. She can also contact the local transportation office at Ft. Lewis and ask for their help. I would also send a certified letter to the company, with a copy to your congressman, the Better Business Bureau, and the Inspector General at Ft. Lewis. Outline the events as they occured, include copies of all documents (to each recipient), and tell them what you want them to do by way of correcting the situation. They can't hold your sister's stuff hostage. It's against the law.

Alicia, if you have understood the law correctly you may have a few options. First, contact your congressman, and your sister's congressman as well. They may be able to intervene. Also try the local news station to see if they have some kind of advocate for consumers. Better yet, have your sister contact the Inspector General at Ft. Lewis, Washington. He is there to ensure that military personnel and their family members have an avenue of redress when they've been screwed. She can also contact the local transportation office at Ft. Lewis and ask for their help. I would also send a certified letter to the company, with a copy to your congressman, the Better Business Bureau, and the Inspector General at Ft. Lewis. Outline the events as they occured, include copies of all documents (to each recipient), and tell them what you want them to do by way of correcting the situation. They can't hold your sister's stuff hostage. It's against the law.