I foolishly fell for scam 101, where you go on the internet to find a reasonably priced moving company to move cross country, and the scam worked like clockwork, i got the lowball quote, then the mover got my stuff on the truck and the price went up now after almost 30 days i still don't have my ...
This company is a broker of movers NOT a moving company as they portray. I verified 4 times that I would get an 18 wheeler that would hold all of my belongings & that it would be a "World Wide Van lines truck" and that I had "overestimated" on my furniture weight. 4 times I ...
First off I am sorry about the lenght of this report, but it details what occured between World Wide Van Lines (Darryl Lawson) and my wife and I. It was sent to them but we recieved no responce. IF you are thinking about using them please read this and maybe save yourself a lot of worry, money, and ...
ESBI and Residential Email placed a 14.95 charge on my Qwest bill that was never authorized. A complaint filed with the BBB against ESBI indicated that the company cannot be reached and they could not follow up. Qwest removed the charge and placed a block against ESBI and Residential Email. If they ...
Darryl Lawson is a cheat and liar, only aiming to gain your service, and then substantially inflates your balance due. They gave us a quote, and at delivery said we owed 50% more than initial quote. We added no additional items. Further, they did not provide weight tickets at point of pick-up, ...
I contracted with World Wide Van Lines November 25th to have my household brought from Las Vegas to Dallas for $1089.00 for 2000 lbs. Little did know that they are only a brokerage company and they contract out to other moving companies to deliver. They contracted out to a company called Energizer ...