I am a very careful person, and with a move from Annapolis to Easton, Maryland in May of I interviewed three movers, checked references, and compared the services offered. Michael Heffernan is a consummate salesman. Do Not Believe anything he tells you. He sent his "best professional ...
When my daughter was moving from Norfolk to Alexandria, VA, to accept a new job, but found herself with a minimum amount of time in which to prepare, I took over the "moving company" aspect to relieve her of one task. I contacted several companies — some of whom I spoke with and some of ...
Victory Van Lines is NOT what they advertise themselves to be and at this time I am considering legal action against them. From the start, I asked the company if my furniture would be delivered by May 1st and they agreed both verbally and in writing. They ended up delivering my property 7 DAYS ...
Please do not use this company! We selected Victory Van Lines after seeing their rating on BBB. However, it is very misleading. We moved from one state to another. Signed agreement more than two months in advance with office salesperson. Obtained in-home estimate because we had large home with lots ...
Our in-house estimate ended up being 2000 lbs. UNDER our actual weight. We apparently signed a form saying we agree to pay the actual weight, even though there is a federal law you should never pay 10% over the in house estimate. The movers showed up 30 minutes late on move out day, and only packed ...