In May of I moved from Cincinnati Ohio to California. A.S.A.P. Movers moved me in Cincinnati. The so-called professional movers from A.S.A.P. Dropped my boxes and called my property "shit".
The man I spoke with at A.S.A.P. Movers, (he claimed to be the owner) was consistently rude and when they finally delivered my property, there was property missing. I contacted the owner and was told that they did not have my property and started pointing fingers. I told him I have pictures of mny property and continued my investigation.
The owner of ASAP movers finally admitted they have some of my property but not the all of it and he intimated that the property I was claiming was gone, did not exist. He said he would return the property of mine that he had when a truck was coming up my way - to Northern Northern California. Even he admitted that it could take a long time.
It is now November. I still do not have my property. He claims to have sent a check but, like the phone calls he claims to have made to me, there is no check. Delta Van Lines was the broker and was helping get reimbursed for my proeprty. Even they have not had luck with one of their own subcontractors.
I have paid my bill in full to ASAP movers. They have my property but will not/have not returned it. Is this not a theft then? Additionally, so much of my property was broken when it arrived in CA that I was so totally dismayed. I could have moved my property better than they did. One would think that there would be some sort of due diligence performed from so-called professional movers. There was, and continues to be, nothing professional about ASAP movers.
I also have someone else's property. ASAP appears completely unconcerned about this and has made no attempt to deliver it to it's rightful owner. I have no way of knowing who's property it is.
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