.. shills come to this website - a complaints website - to do damage control. You're so happy with them and yet you can't even post the legal business name and street address of this "company".
This one is another shady Moving Company. Our county is covered in these, soliciting business any way that they can. First rule: Never do business from a sign along the roadside. These are illegal almost everywhere, and if they're willing to break those laws, do you really want them in your house? Second rule: Ask to see current proof of workman's comp and liability insurance, and verify it - a phone call will do. This one has no actual business address, for example, just a couple of guys doing whatever. We could find no evidence of a business license or anything else that is stated on their marketing stuff. If they get hurt working for you, break, lose or steal some stuff, run over your fence or dog, or screw up your house, you'll be footing the bill. If you need a mover, find someone legitimate!
I called the number to see if I could get some more information on the company... a website, references, etc. The male that answered insisted on having the address and refused to answer any questions. I asked for a second time if I could please have references to check into them further before providing my information and he hung up on me. Extremely rude and super sketchy.....
Saw a sign about moving, differnt areas in the atlanta area. Thought i'd take a chance, i called a male answered & said movers. I asked what company are you? The idiot hung up on me. I guess that served as fair warning!
You really can't say these type of road sign movers are illegal. A mover in Georgia can have all City,State & Federal licenses but the big moving companies put "Certicate of Necessity" in there way. Call a "Class B Household Goods Certificate". With this, no matter if business owner who is applying in is perfect, qualifies & has all the insurances necessary he has to have $50,000 to get the Certicate. Then if he happens to have the $50,000 by some rare circumstance they put another road block there that money can't buy.You have to get approval from the very moving companies in the state that pay to keep that Certicate in place to block you the 1st time.
If the don't approve "YOU DON'T GET IT" bottom line.
I just called them and asked for copies of their license, insurance and bonding before I hired them and he refused. He said they don't give that out until the day of the move. Buyer beware!