I'd call local law enforcement and your state Attorney General's Consumer Protection division. These guys are crooks.

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Sep 14, 2017
6:02:53pm

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One of my employess just got screwed by a moving company. They showed up and

wabluecoug

9/14/17 5:48pm

Give her an extra day on the relocate and tell them to stuff it

CLCougar

9/14/17 5:49pm

I'm not the one relocating her, she's leaving for another job and is kind of on

wabluecoug

9/14/17 5:51pm

Document all and take them to small claims court

cougarfann888

9/14/17 5:55pm

I would walk into my house then come back out with...

CougarThug

9/14/17 6:33pm

I honestly wouldn't want these people to have sole possession of my belongings

cougarfann888

9/14/17 6:35pm

I think i would do this too.

SweetBabyG

9/14/17 7:11pm

She should have gone with a reputable company

JOPE

9/14/17 5:55pm

Call the Elder's Quorum

donnerstag

9/14/17 5:58pm

That would be a crazy awesome Elders Quorum if they are going to drive her stuff

cwilke1

9/14/17 6:00pm

They can load it and she can hire a driver from CB

donnerstag

9/14/17 6:09pm

I'd call local law enforcement and your state Attorney General's Consumer Protection division. These guys are crooks.

Smack'sWife

9/14/17 6:02pm

If her stuff fits in a Chevy Malibu and she is moving to Virginia, I know a guy

PenrynCoug

9/14/17 6:06pm

They want the move. I'd tell them "I'm sorry but all I have is a XXX amount

SanDiegoCoug

9/14/17 6:18pm

Tell her to cry - and offer them $200 instead... they'll do it.

ClackamasCoug

9/14/17 6:26pm

Post the company name so that we all know who it is.

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