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Complaint Review: Presidential Moving Services, LLC US DOT No.: 2897189; ICC/MC No.: 973893) - Arlington Texas

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  • Presidential Moving Services, LLC US DOT No.: 2897189; ICC/MC No.: 973893) 3006 Avenue E Arlington, Texas United States

Presidential Moving Services, LLC ,US DOT No.: 2897189; ICC/MC No.: 973893, Conspiratorial bait-and-switch. Josh Stevens in customer service wrote a contract guaranteeing a certain amount. Dispatch threatened to me to pay a higher price or keep my belongings. Movers demanded a higher price or they would not deliver. Arlington Texas

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Presidential Moving Services, LLC (US DOT No.:  2897189; ICC/MC No.:  973893) engages in multiple corrupt, unethical, dishonest, and fraudulent practices.  Indeed, they were able to secure my business and my money through the typical bait-and-switch method.  That is, they promise you a quote, even put it in writing in a contract, but then place you in a situation where you must pay a much larger amount than quoted and expected.

 

For my move, I secured quotes from a number of moving companies.  I even forwarded to them the quotes from each other.  In the end, Presidential Moving Services, LLC was willing to come in with the lowest bid and promised to be the cheapest.  I questioned their representative Josh Stevens thoroughly to ensure that the company will do what he said it would.

 

On December 19, 2017, I signed via DocuSign a contract with Presidential Moving Services, LLC.  The total price for the entire move as stated in the contract (ATTACHED) is $1,900.  I negotiated this price with Customer Service Representative Josh Stevens.  In the contract, regardless of space and price, the total amount of the move would be $1,900.  Therefore, they got my business, since it was the cheapest by a $300.

 

Presidential Moving Services, LLC asks the range of dates for which you would need your merchandise to be picked up.  Knowing this, Presidential Moving Services, LLC knows when to place you in your most vulnerable position.  They show up late on that last day so you cannot cancel or get a different company when they lower the boom when they arrive.  I told Presidential Moving Services, LLC the range of dates and that December 27 is the latest. 

 

Jessica, one of the dispatchers for Presidential Moving Services, LLC, will confirm that the latest date possible for you.  She will ask if the movers can arrive at a time that is not good for you.  This is on purpose so she can ensure that the movers will still arrive at the last moment.  At the very last moment possible, the movers arrived.  They arrived at 6pm on the last day/night that was good for us, just hours before we had to depart on a plane.  I could not cancel the move or get a more responsible moving company.  We were trapped.  Now, Presidential Moving Services, LLC has us in a situation where we have to go with them. 

 

This is important because the movers will not honor any contract or agreement you had in writing with the customer service representative or the dispatcher.  You must abide by their terms.  At this point, you have no other choice.  The movers essentially doubled the costs of the move.  I called Josh Stevens, the customer service rep at Presidential Moving Services, LLC to complain and get the movers to agree to the contract terms.  Not only did Josh Stevens not return any of my phone messages or text messages that night, but he never responded to any of them.  This makes me believe this is their business practice.  So, we had to pay the price the movers stated (ATTACHED).  We had to pay an additional $1,951 more than quoted and contracted.

 

Things get even more interesting.  Jeff, in the business/accounting office for Presidential Moving Services, LLC, will call you during the move to tell you that the movers were not supposed to have accepted a personal check to pay for the move.  Jeff will tell you that the movers were only to accept cash or post office money order.  Of course, you would not know that or even have the exact amount for a money order because you don’t know what the movers will require in payment.  So, Jeff and Presidential Moving Services, LLC keeps the check you wrote.  You will have to pay the new, larger amount at the time of delivery.  Jeff will tell you that he will write “void” on the check and send you a picture of the check “voided.”  You never get the check back.  Why is this important?  You don’t get the picture of the check with the word “void” written on it.  This is important because unless you cancel the check or stop payment on it with your bank, Presidential Moving Services, LLC can cash that check.  That is probably their plan.  They want you to pay in check form, collect all the money in a different way, but then be able to cash your check.

 

Jessica, the dispatcher for Presidential Moving Services, LLC, will call you with the delivery date.  Jessica will pressure you to agree to pay the amount the movers stated, not the contract amount, if you want to get your merchandise delivered.  Jessica will threaten you with accepting their delivery date or get an additional charge of a redelivery fee.  So, you must agree to pay the amount stated by the movers in cash or post office money order at this time or you will get that redelivery charged tacked onto your price.  Of course, you agree to pay the amount stated by the movers in the form of cash or post office money order.  If you do not, then you get a redelivery fee added to your bill and you will not get your merchandise until a time that is most appropriate for Presidential Moving Services, LLC (US DOT No.:  2897189; ICC/MC No.:  973893).

 

On the date of delivery, the movers come to you first to get payment.  They will not do a thing unless they get the cash or money order.  So, you have no recourse or way to redress Presidential Moving Services, LLC for not honoring their contract.  No, the movers do not give you back the voided check.  Jeff of Presidential Moving Services, LLC will not send it to you either.  You better cancel that check or put a stop payment order on it or Presidential Moving Services, LLC can cash it and take even more money.

 

Please get out the word on Presidential Moving Services, LLC (US DOT No.:  2897189; ICC/MC No.:  973893).  Protect your constituents, readers, listeners, and the general public against the scourge that is Presidential Moving Services, LLC (US DOT No.:  2897189; ICC/MC No.:  973893).  Write or encourage tougher rules, laws, etc. to prevent consumers from getting bilked by companies such as Presidential Moving Services, LLC (US DOT No.:  2897189; ICC/MC No.:  973893).

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