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Does your move qualify? .If your move qualify select one of this option That said, you probably are already aware that there is a risk to hiring a mover. You are, after all, turning over all of your worldly goods to complete strangers. The following tips can help you minimize the risk and put your mind at ease over this relatively stressful event: Check with the Better Business Bureau as well as the agency that regulates movers. This alone will reduce your list of potential movers. Complaints and conflict resolution frequently gets reported. Even if there is no negative feedback, don't assume everything is good. You'll still want to check references. Get at least three in-home estimates. The movers must come to your home and give you an estimate, based on weight, of what the cost will be to move your goods. Never sign an agreement based on a phone estimate, which are notoriously inaccurate, or an estimate that is based on cubic feet. The Federal guidelines specify weight as the defining cost factor, so an estimate based on cubic feet of goods isn't worth much. Drop any mover from your list if they appear reluctant to comply. Find out how long the company has been in business, whether they own their own trucks, and under what circumstances if any they broker or subcontract shipments. You may hire a competent mover only to discover they subcontracted your goods to someone you wouldn't have hired. There's not much you can do when the mover is at your door waiting to unload. Read and understand every detail of the contract. Don't assume anything. Get it all in writing. Request a "not to exceed" statement regarding the final estimate. This guarantees that your total will not go over a specified cost. Don't assume that the lowest estimate is the best. It could be a mover hoping to scam you into a bad agreement. Find out the type and extent of insurance the mover offers, then contact your insurance agent to find out what your homeowner's policy covers. You may be able to purchase a policy for less cost through your agent than the coverage offered by the mover.
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