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Complaint Review: Stevens Worldwide Van Lines - Nationwide

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  • Reported By: FLB — Racine Wisconsin
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Stevens Worldwide Van Lines/ Mooney Movers Stole our belongings Saginaw Michigan/Albuquerque NM Nationwide

*UPDATE Employee: Response from Mooney Movers

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RUN, don’t walk away from any affiliate of this company.   After a relocation consultant inventoried our belongings and gave us a price for the move, we contracted with  Mooney Movers in Albuquerque, NM to move us to Wisconsin.  When the movers showed up, they brought a truck too small to hold our furniture and boxes so they loaded them on to two trucks to be consolidated later.  Then our belongings were 5 days late meaning we had to pay for a motel for the extra days.  The driver said he had trouble with his truck.  Our furniture arrived with dried mud on the legs, hay or grass on the upholstered pieces, and a lot of damage in the way of gouged and scratched wooden furniture, chipped veneer, smashed pottery, crushed lampshades  and missing boxes which were packed by  the carrier.  When I asked the driver to wait while I inspected the delivered items for damage, he refused saying he had notified the company there were damages and I could file a claim later.  I noted “Damages” on each pages of the inventory and promptly filed a claim, well within the 9 months allowed, but the parent company, Stevens Worldwide Van Lines, refused to pay even half the amount I claimed for the damaged and missing items.  They told me I should have inspected everything upon delivery.  They suggested I had damaged the items myself after they were delivered and further said the missing boxes had in fact been delivered when I had not checked them as delivered on the inventory sheet.  In addition, Stevens told me my antique furniture was old and not worth repairing although I had paid for Full Replacement value insurance on the entire inventory.  In light of our loss, our only recourse was to engage in arbitration at a cost to us of $300. The arbitrator was furnished by the American Moving Companies Associates of which Stevens Van Lines is a member.  The decision of the self-serving arbitrator was to be binding so we declined.   So, no matter the name of the company you contract for moving, if you see the name of Stevens Worldwide Van Lines on any of the documents, beware!

 

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Response from Mooney Movers

AUTHOR: Customer Service - ()

POSTED: Friday, April 25, 2014

Hello FLB,

 

On behalf of Mooney Movers of Albuquerque, we wish to respond to your post and offer our apologies. Although much of what happened was beyond our control, we still value our “A+” rating with the Better Business Bureau. There are a number of issues here which we understand have been resolved by you and Stevens Worldwide Van Lines, a 100 year old company which also has an “A+” rating with the Better Business Bureau. One of your statements that we want to stress with you and anyone reading this post is that all moving companies require that the customer’s furnishings be inspected at time of delivery. If an item is damaged in any way, shape of form, do not sign off on the inventory for that particular item. This is a requirement of every moving company in the United States. It only makes sense because once your furnishings are delivered to you, they are no longer in contact of the moving company. It is true that you have 9 months to make a claim that you show damage on the Destination Inventory, but not 9 months to determine if something is damaged. If you owned a moving company, I’m sure you’d have the same policy. Again, we regret your inconvenience.

 

-Mooney Movers

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