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05/02/2012
May 2, 2012 – Arlington, VA - May is National Moving Month and the start of the busiest time of year for changing residencies…which means unlicensed movers and dishonest scammers are waiting to take advantage of consumers who aren’t careful.
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03/01/2012
Following a few simple rules when selecting a mover will go a long way toward protecting yourself from being victimized by scams this moving season.
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08/24/2011
Since June 2011 a surge of 22 complaints to BBB about Proud American Moving, Dallas, TX, concern delivery delays, missing or damaged items, unexpected price jumps, and non-response to problems.
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05/18/2011
Do you rent your home? If so, are you happy with your landlord?
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05/16/2011
Following a few simple rules when selecting a mover will go a long way toward protecting yourself, according to Better Business Bureau (BBB) and the American Moving & Storage Association (AMSA).
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05/16/2011
Following a few simple rules when selecting a mover will go a long way toward protecting yourself from being victimized by scams this summer, according to BBB and the American Moving & Storage Associa
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12/09/2010
Businesses across the country are getting phony calls claiming to be from the BBB, asking if the businesses are planning to move.
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09/29/2010
Any who's moved knows the frustration of relocation. So when you hire a professional mover to help ease the load, how do you make sure you're not going to get ripped off?
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05/06/2005
If your plans this summer include a major move, the Better Business Bureau recommends that you do some advance legwork to save yourself frustration, and possibly money. Start planning your move at least six to eight weeks before your targeted moving date. Ask friends or neighbors to recommend companies they have been happy with for past moves, and check out the companies' record with the BBB. Contact each company to ask about its charges and the types of services it offers, and compare movers to determine which one best suits your needs and budget.
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04/07/2004
Planning a move can be a big challenge. If you are moving across state lines, it can be even more difficult. Before hiring movers to transport your belongings from one state to another, the Better Business Bureau, along with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), suggest you know your rights and responsibilities. The FMCSA regulations protect consumers on interstate (state-to-state) moves.
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