Starving Students Movers Dubious Business Practice and Horrible Customer Service Los Angeles California

 The idea of this company begun by two guys who wanted to keep costs down for people moving has gone so wrong.

We did not research enough online about them and moved from one part of Los Angeles to another part about 15-20 miles away.

We did not take the extra insurance for several hundred and precious items, a dining table damaged with deep grooves and the chairs to this set as well. They did not care to wrap them correctly. Left a whole roll of shrink wrap at the apartment they did not use that I kept to this day.

Two guys not three came and they took breaks to visit a girlfriend or some woman in the parking lot of the apartment building where we were moving from. They marked up the mattress because again not shrink wrapped correctly.

The owners, the customer service people must all hate their jobs having to lie and make excuses to customers who are ripped off, stolen from and have their property damaged.

We found out later online that these movers are often hired off the streets with no experience or traning. Who knows who they are and where they come from, so no wonder you get criminals that will steal.

They also left in a hurry and left about a car load of smaller items, they were done and did not care what we wanted. My boyfriend and I made a huge mistake hiring this company and these guys seems like maybe just out jail. These guys were scary and who wants to call the company and call off the move on moving day? No one expects anyone just off the streets or out of jail to be the people hired by a company to come to your house and move you for hundreds, thousands of dollars.

They were also a couple hours late. We moved from the San Diego area with a great company, called Priorty Moving Company that sadly did not service within LA and from a just okay company from the east coast. That company stole a vintage bike from my boyfriend and it took months of letters, faxes to get his money, but the bike could not be replaced. There we had insurance or else they would have lied about the bike and not paid a cent.

I think the thing to do is find a company when moving and research the hell out of them online. Ask friends and family for companies they have used. Buy the insurance and act tough with the movers like you will not take any crap from them. Exactly like how we have to put up our guard when going to buy a home or car.

I did think to take all private important papers and jewelry in my car and not pack them up for these guys. If this company wanted to it could clean up it's act and hire, train movers correctly and pay them a decent wage and offer benefits to keep them. My mother moved here from the east to join us with Bekin and they were great, they were amazing like the other company in San Diego. Maybe if enough posts are posted here and other places this company will clean up it's act. In the meantime hire someone one else, research them like nuts and behave tough when making the plans with the customer reps and with the actual movers. If we seem a little tough and very particular we might seem difficult enough that they do not want to mess with you and steal, damage and piss you off.