All moving companies are not created equal. Shirley from Washington made this discovery when she moved to another state. Now, as they prepare for yet another move, they're worried about hiring another company.
Like Shirley, we found out the hard way that some moving companies are not reputable. In the end, we did manage to get our damaged goods back, but it took the police, an enthusiastic television crew and our determined efforts to do it - a situation no one should experience.
So look for these signs of a rogue mover and make sure your household goods arrive safely at your new home.
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