Nationwide Carriage Lines LBD Worldwide Mover Major Moving Company Scam on the Internet Hallandale, Florida

After 11 months, 28 days, our goods were finally delivered  -- but for the additional price of $1100.00 cash.  Some items were damaged.  Some items were missing all together.  And some items were not even ours.  In order to get our stuff back, we had to call the police department in New York where the goods were initially picked up and then the FBI became involved.  What a nightmare.  This was the absolute worst service and expensive, to boot!  Our original monies -- $3900 -- was supposedly stolen by Issac Zait (we were told by Amos Bretter) so we had to pay an additional $1100 for the delivery.  Ridiculous.  

 it is very easy to go online and dirty sombodys name. the lady who wrote this report forgot to mantion a few details. she forgot to tell you that when we came to pick up the "few boxes" she told the sales rep she had, we found a full garage, that was filled to the top with boxes that belong to her late sisiter, and like vulchers, trhey were going through her things,, and did not even bother to tell us how much stuff she really want to move. sge forgot to mention that we packed everything for her without charging a penny. she also forgot to mention that we were helping them doing things around the house has nothing to do with our moving job. the weigh of the truck we giving to her, and she account number as well, since we anderstood that she did not have the money to pay, and did not put any presuure on her. the delivey part is not my job. her belongings were giving to the werehouse at the company she contracted with, and we moved on to do other jobs. the story with credit card is nothing but her imagination or her determination to dirty ines name, even if she needs to make things up.

we did call her a few times about the deposit, since we gave a recipt saying that she paid, and we wanted to make sure dshe will pay. so when autoshop do that, its ok, when construction workers do that , its ok but when mover asking for the money, somehow its a crime, or a rip off.   the company that moved her is the one responsible to deliver her, and not the workers who works for that company..

 Hi.  Has this been resolved?  I ask because this man has moved into the house where I live in here in NJ and the complaints raise many concerns about his character.  My children visit this home and I refuse to share my space with a criminal...BUT...the internet can be misleading.  Is he a criminal as the internet seems to indicate or is this, as Isaac (Itzhak) exclaims, a misunderstanding?  I mean, if its true that in 15 years at 700 jobs per year, there are only a handful of complaints about him, then perhaps HE is the vicitim. 

I need to know.  I need your help.  Tell me about him.  In exchange, he has agreed to let me serve as mediator and address any issue/customer complaint with the intent of resolution.  PLEASE contact me at jumpfree11@gmail.com asap.  Lets get to work.

Terrible stories.  Question - did you ultimately get your things back?   

I was scammed by LBD Worldwide Shipping and Isaac Zait as well.  Here is a picture of his lovely mugshot from his arrest in western PA (the charge apparently stems from a warrant for his arrest in another state.)

Isaac Zait mugshot:

http://mugshots.com/US-Counties/Pennsylvania/Westmoreland-County-PA/Isaac-Z-Zait.28258660.html

Funny, after my debacle of a move with "LBD", I was told Isaac was "fired".

Your stuff is likely located in a warehouse at 200 Keen St., Paterson NJ 07524.  Amos Bretter has run multiple now defunct moving businesses out of that warehouse from what I can tell.  I would go to your local police dept and see if you can get an escort to the premises to see if they can locate your stuff.

Isaac Zait, Isaac Z. Ninio, Isaac Ninio, Itzhak Ninio -- are all aliases of a man who holds himself out to be a legitimate moving man and company.  Company names of this erstwhile businessman are LBD World Wide, Voyager Van Lines, Magic Moving, Nationwide Carriage Lines, Allied Moving, Allied, Nationwide, Jerry Zisman, Amos Bretter, Eric Ben, Mike Rogers, Sebastian (no known last name), Vanessa (no known last name), Relocation Services and/or Isaac Ninio, et als.

I write this addendum to initial report because these names could come up for anyone attempting to procure moving services, and these names should be red flags to BEWARE.  These people and companies have deceivingly professional web sites, but are scam artists.  Like vampires seeking blood, these people and fraud companies feast on family heirlooms and cherished treasures which they vow to protect 'like it was their own' and then refer to your belongings as 'garbage'.    I have hard copy proof from text messages from Isaac Ninio, et als, referring to our household goods and personal belongings, including beloved family treasures , as "garbage" that he didn't care about because he had to feed and take care of his 5 yr old son because of Hurricane Sandy.  One would think that he would have welcomed the opportunity to take his family out of NY and down to Florida where he would have been met with a happy group of friends and a home made meal.  That is what I promised him.  But instead, we got shafted because we trusted these idiots.

Amos Bretter, purportedly Isaac's boss, told us that Isaac Ninio was in jail for back child support after getting into an altercation with another customer who called the police and discovered outstanding warrants for Isaac .

I've called the Fairlawn Police Department, the Better Business Bureau, the New Jersey State Police, the attorney general's office, a local lawyer, and a local television station --- no body can help us get these scam artists for their criminal activities.