Rec’d a binding estimate of $3206 on 10/18 from A. Levy at Olympus Shifting for my move — NY to Bay Area. I decided to the estimation, and required a transfer-outdate of 11/3. On that day, I closed another estimation which cited exactly the same quantity as was handed on 10/18.in the end possessions were loaded and packed onto the vehicle, I had been given a modified estimation of $5184, and informed that I should accept that or my possessions could be delivered to my condo. Since I have had a trip to SF in under four hours, I closed the modification under stress, as well as recommended the mover that I'd be calling a lawyer in SF. Olympus claimed that I'd included product towards the condo between your period of the estimation on 10/18, and also the transfer-outdate of 11/3. I've witnesses (creating tremendous & my housekeeper) who are able to make sure I included nothing, which you will find no storage services within the building where I really could have saved additional product. I'd been unemployed for 10 weeks and wasn't purchasing something.
I sent via top class email on 1/13, a box for your workplace including a resume cover letter from me, and all communication between Olympus Shifting and my lawyer. I'd enjoy overview of this, and a chance to consult with somebody inside your workplace. It appears amazing in my experience that Olympus might supply binding quotes after which create unsubstantiated allegations that product have been included. More, this was completed in the eleventh-hour, providing the client small option but to simply accept the larger quantity. I can’t genuinely believe that I'm the only real client that has experienced this “bait and switch” strategy.
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