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The DOT says 40 million people move yearly and many overpay. Learn 15 ways to avoid moving rip-offs, spot rogue movers, and protect your stuff.
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The Better Business Bureau (BBB) receives thousands of complaints about movers every year.
There are many others.
So before you sign up with a mover, be sure you.
Here are 12 “red flags” DOT warns consumers to beware of when looking for a mover.
The FMCSA provides a search tool allowing you to search by company (for interstate movers only) showing complaints, safety information, and company contact information.
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According to the DOT, rogue movers give a low estimate over the telephone or Internet without ever visiting your home or seeing the goods you want moved.
Before you sign up with a mover, get in-home estimates of the cost from at least three different movers.
A binding estimate includes a flat fee.
The DOT warns about movers that won’t do an onsite inspection and quote sight unseen.
The FMCSA provides a search tool that lets you search by company for interstate movers only, showing complaints, safety information, and company contact information.
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1 Common Complaints Against Movers.
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