Red Flags

The best way to avoid nightmares is to research movers before hiring them.
Watch out for these red flags:

• They give an estimate by phone or email; (an in-person estimate is required!)

• They require or demand a large deposit.

• They do not have a physical address or license on their website; (that’s required!)

• They use a generic name when answering the phone, like “Movers”.

• They are not listed with the BBB.

• They did not provide the legally required brochure; ‘Important Notice to Consumers’

• Many bad reviews on Angie’s List, Yelp, Google, etc. (a few can be overlooked.)

• If they arrive in an unmarked truck, don’t sign anything without verifying the mover.

• You’re quoted a very low price that seems too good to be true.

• No DOT or MC number on their website, or it doesn’t match the Federal website. fmcsa.dot.gov