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Edit: They said they paid immediately when I submitted my claim form, but that isn’t true. TxDMV doesn’t open an investigation unless it’s over 90 days from submitting a claim, which it was. I had submitted my claim around the beginning of November, waited the 90 days for their response, and when no response was heard (which I had tried to email and call them multiple times), I submitted the complaint to TxDMV, which then got them to respond to me. The damage was legitimate (couch was fine before they moved it). Not only will they not pay out your claim, but then they’ll gaslight you about it. Note that this was all over a simple ~$50 claim. Probably the shadiest business I’ve dealt with.Read more
I reluctantly signed & sent back the settlement letter but have not received that amount nor any response or update on status. I have also not received a response about additional financial compensation for the damage done by their movers since the damage was done by their loading/placement error and not by my lack of preparation. I was never able to get anyone on the phone to answer my call after multiple attempts to reach someone via the business number as I hoped to get this settled and move on.
While an additional financial refund above the honestly offensively small settlement amount might not be required due to a legal technicality, it would be the ethical thing to do. A business is only as good as its reputation and how it treats customers. While the two young men who did the move were very nice and apologetic about the damage the company has not taken ownership of their error & damage. For a company that claims to have quality service and good ethics they 100% do NOT live up to those claims.Read more