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10 Questions To Ask Before Hiring Cheap Long Distance Movers

Are you asking the right questions to your Cheap Long Distance Movers?<br>Before you finalize on the moving company quotes, ask all the questions that you may have in regards to your moving requirements.<br><br>Here are 5 questions to get you started:<br>1) Getting your written estimate after an in-person walkthrough?<br>2) Are they charging you by weight or cubic feet?<br>3) Do they have a solid arbitration program?<br>4) Are they okay with any form of payment?<br>5) What is the liability for loss looks like?<br><br>Ask questions before you hire one! Don't just assume. Learn to understand the estimates how does the moving companies cost for your local or long distance move and can even get a better idea by discussing with the moving companies while obtaining free moving quotes.

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10 Questions To Ask Before Hiring Cheap Long Distance Movers

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  1. 10 Questions To Ask Before Hiring Cheap Long Distance Movers MOVERSFOLDER TOLL FREE# 1-866-288-3285

  2. There are many pitfalls that you must avoid when you decide to hire a mover to help you with your move. While there are a lot of reliable and cheap long distance moversout there that try really hard to help you out with your move and to ensure that your moving experience is as stress-free as possible. But then there are a few movers out there that just intend to scam you. You should ask the following questions to the movers you are considering and check if they answer these questions correctly, cause if they don't then they are most likely trying to deceive you.

  3. Will the Movers Come to My Location to Give Me a Written Estimate? Any reputable long distance mover will go to your home or office to give you a written binding estimate. If they will give you an estimate over the phone you should not do business with them. However, no mover is obligated to go to your home. Just beware. If they are not willing to come, then they are most likely going to defraud you.

  4. How Do Cheap Long Distance Moving Companies Determine the Weight of My Move? There are strict rules for determining the weight of the load. If you can you should be present at every weighing that is done for your move. By law, they have to let you. Make sure you pick up the book Protect Your Move by FMCSA, read and understand it.

  5. How Do the Movers Estimate Charges? Movers may estimate the moves either by weight or by cubic feet for larger long distance moves or out-of-state moves. Legally they are to estimate your move by weight. For local moves of less than 40 miles, local movers will estimate an hourly fee. Make sure you know how they are estimating their fees.

  6. What Form of Payment Do the Movers Allow? A mover can get any type of payment it chooses as longs as it is lawful. You may be asked to pay by check, money order, cash, credit card and/or debit card. Make sure you know how your cheap long distance movers require payment. This may cause problems if you wish to pay credit card and they don't accept them. They legally can hold your goods until you are able to pay bills.

  7. How Do They Handle Complaints or Questions? Many rogue movers and moving scam artists do not have any defined method for you to handle complaints. If you ask this question and they are unable to answer you, it's a very bad indicator.

  8. Do They Have an Arbitration Program? By law, every moving company is to have an arbitration program to handle any disagreements. If you long distance movers cannot legitimately name their procedure then know it is not operating within the law and you may get duped.

  9. What is the Normal Liability for Loss or Damage When the Movers Accept Goods From You? There are two basic forms of insurance. One will cover you fully and the other one will only cover $.60/pound. Most rogue movers only have the latter. So make sure to find out what they are offering. Looking for quality long distance movers? Just fill in an easy form at Moversfolder to find reputable long distance moving companies in your area and get free moving quotes from them within minutes.

  10. Thank You! https://www.moversfolder.com TOLL FREE# 1-866-288-3285

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