Coast to Coast Moving LLC

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   Hoydoo Y.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Naperville, IL to Black Diamond, WA

   23 Feb 20242-bedroomPaid $9,900

   Delay and overcharge

   Delay and delay. Then 30% more than the initial quote. Once they have my stuff, they are no longer friendly if they answer the phone at all. Never trust what they say. Whatch what they do.They refer some fine print in the contract and justifies their delay tactic.

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   Tracy C.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Alpine, TX to Biloxi, MS

   4 Apr 20233-bedroomPaid $11,700

   Long distance move from TX to MS

   Sadly, I have to give one star. All Coast had a good salesperson, so I bought into using them. I thought the price was decent also. I paid the deposit. Customer Service was helpful with questions I had as time progressed. I received a call a few days prior to the scheduled date to have the transport company arrive. I had left off some items and All Coast informed me that would increase the price another $1602.00. I was quoted $5593.00 when I paid deposit. Ok, I think that was a little more than excessive but I paid another deposit. Day of transport company to load arrives; One driver shows up in a 26 foot long truck. He takes a look and calls the guy in Arlington, TX. I assume that is the owner. Sends over photos to him and the price jumps another $4600. Now Eagle One Transport is saying All Coast under estimated the amount of cubic feet of belongings and all my boxes were not the exact same size. Blah, blah, blah. Yet, All Coast has everything I was transporting on the list. Driver also has no help to load. It is just him doing it all. I helped some. (think anyone one at Eagle One will consider that labor?) Driver finishes at 11:40 pm. Now I need to pay. I am told that to use Venmo there is a 3% fee. What? And to use a credit card there is a 3% fee. Truck arrives to deliver in MS 4 days after the scheduled date. Before this driver will open to truck door so I can see if it's really my belongings, I have to pay the remaining balance. And I am told the fee to use Venmo or credit card is 5%. I said no! Venmo has no service fees. So now I use Venmo because the guy backed down on the service fee. What a scam piece of crap Eagle One is! Now, the saga continues: all the 9 legs were missing to my mid century sofa, a table was damanged, both legs were knocked off an antique curio cabinet, one leg not to be found, broken things in boxes, a vanity broken, they just made sure I had the broken wood to go with it though. The driver says call office. No one to this day has answered that phone or returned my messages. (Did I mention that when the truck was opened, I see they had just thrown my belongings in. No consideration at all! Furniture not wrapped. They tore the fabric on the sofa also. I call All Coast. Here is the response: I will reach out to our manager about this and the not answering the phone at Eagle One. Needless to say, I am still WAITING! Wow! What professionalism. I totally do NOT recommend All Coast. And hope Eagle One is not in business much longer.

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   Jamie U.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Dunedin, FL to Muskegon, MI

   31 Mar 20233-bedroomPaid $13,000

   Garbage company, trash employees.

   My mother is 70 years old, trying to move from Florida back home to Michigan. Unfortunately, she jumped the gun in finding a moving company herself. She paid this company a $4,300 deposit with an agreement that the total would be $7,500, with remaining due upon delivery. After the deposit was paid, communication became difficult and they stopped being kind. Could never give date the trick would arrive, and even claimed to have "mis-quoted" her originally, stating her move would actually be $10,000. She was signed up for a 36 foot truck, for her use of only. Some unprofessional duo showed up in an unmarked, 28 FOOT TRUCK, which was already HALF FULL with someone else's belongings? How was her stuff going to fit in half of a 28 foot truck? It's a fully furnished 3 bedroom home! The driver then claimed that she had more stuff than he was told, so she was now going to have to pay $13,000! She tried to call Coast to Coast, with no luck. The driver cussed at her, and was frustrated with her for not going with this ridiculous excuse for moving services. She refused to let them lost anything and asked them to leave, which they did. She immediately booked a different company, which is going to cost her about $10,000. The next day, she reached Coast to Coast by phone and was treated terribly, and told she will never see her $4,300 deposit back. Do not, for ANY reason, use this company. They'll get what's coming to them.

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   Lisa P.

   Source: MoveAdvisor

   27 Sep 2022Partial movePaid $323,700

   Move from NYC to Coconut Creek, Florida

   I moved on 3/26/2022 to Florida from Queens, NYC. When truck arrived in Florida, 4 pictures were missing. I put a claim thru movingclaims.net and they came back with a good faith payment from the moving company of $75.00. The documents I sent showed a value of $1,485. Those pictures were stolen off your truck or from your warehouse, and one of your people tried to have me pay to get them back. He had all of my information which he could only get off the Bill of Lading contract. I will be passing the word around that I was scammed regarding this. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. THEY ARE NOT HONEST

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   Tim C.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Waycross, GA to Williamsburg, VA

   27 Jun 20224+ bedroomPaid $26,000

   Moving to another state

   Horrible experience. The original quote of $12,000 ballooned to > 20k after we had given a sizable deposit. Both the date of move and the date of delivery changed at the last minute and they were late for both. No professionalism. The movers were unkempt and tried to be familiar with my wife. And to top it off, the final charge was almost $26,000. But what can you do. They have your things. Extortion. But wait. If the above was not enough, my Woodrow Nash Terra cotta statue arrived broken. Irreplaceable. Do not hire this company!

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   Timothy B.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Wilmington, DE to Big Pine Key, FL

   20 Jan 20222-bedroomPaid $10,000

   Frustrating!

   Using this company has got to be up there as one of the worst decisions I’ve ever made in my life. ‼️ They started out nice and congenial however their estimate doubled the minute they stepped in my door, 3 days before my closing. By the time they loaded the truck my costs had risen by 500%. Needless to say , they require about 75% pay up front by cash at some type of cash app. No checks. I had no choice but to pay. Needless to say, it took month to receive my belongings and when they did finally arrive I had to pay the balance before they took anything off the truck. Anyway , many of my belongings were damaged and many missing. I even ended up with a pile of belongings the didn’t belong to me. This has got to be one of the worst , most disappointing experience of a life time. I would not recommend this company to anyone. They should literally be investigated for extortion !

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   Michel B.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Uniondale, NY to North Miami Beach, FL

   18 Jul 20211-bedroomPaid $2,600

   Move from NYC to FL

   This company is full of crap. The so called supervisor David made promises and then when the drivers deliver the things they are saying the company told them nothing. I called David and he now have amnesia about what he said. Missing things and no call back when you need to report something. I wish i reviewed this company before using them. I want to cuss but my love of God won't allow me to. I leave them in the hands of God.

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   Sandie A.

   Source: MoveAdvisor · Bloomington, IN to Greenfield, MA

   6 Nov 20182-bedroomPaid $3,800

   Worst Movers.

   DO NOT USE THIS SO CALLED COMPANY! The name should be MOVING MAFIA!! LLC means Limited Liability Company which means they have no liability to you or your belongings and will NOT pay you for any damaged or lost items. They have thought of everything to rip you off. Read that very fine print before you agree to anything! Do not listen to Julian or anyone that tries to tell you different, they sound nice, but it changes very quickly! They take your money for themselves to make a phone call, The driver fee is totally separate and you better have cash and don’t expect a receipt. Another thing, you will never get a weight, they DO NOT go to weigh stations. After they find a driver per internet Coast to Coast has no idea how to get a hold of them after that or who they are. They will tell you all the things they want you to hear so you will sign that contract because after that you are stuck and can’t get your money back! The driver will pick up your items when they feel like it and deliver if they feel like it, but Coast to Coast will give you a date and time and tell you they will deliver within a certain amount of time. I moved my son 900 miles and they held the items hostage on a truck and in storage units for a month and a half until I offered the driver way more money to deliver. I was threatened that the belongings would be dropped off somewhere and I could find them if I didn’t stop calling. The only reason I had the belongings delivered was because I had the drivers phone number and license plate number, coast to coast had nothing to do with the delivery and knew nothing about it so they say. I still think they have a deal with drivers and owners to hold items hostage to get more money! They still owe me $1700, items were broken and missing and that was 2 years ago. If you feel you must use these mafia movers, TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES OF YOUR BELONGINGS ON AND OFF THE TRUCK! Count the boxes, make a detailed list, have a lawyer look over the contract before you sign. Do not sign while on the phone and do not give them money until you see a lawyer for consultation. (It’s free) DEFINITELY TAKE PICTURES OF THE DRIVERS AND THE LICENSE PLATES ON THE TRUCK!! Having that plate number gives you the upper hand to find the truck or who it is associated with! They need to take responsibility with the drivers they supposedly hire! With this company more people need to get the police involved because obviously all of the bad reviews aren’t stopping them! Spend the money and get a good moving company that cares to move you from the start. If you use these people you will either never see you items or have to pay to get them. PLEASE READ THE REVIEWS!!

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   Tia A.

   Source: MoveAdvisor

   31 May 2018StudioPaid $1,748

   Local Move Gone Really Bad.

   I have moved multiple times in my adult life to include 6 international moves. This was the worst move I have experienced, the most expensive, the smallest (cargo weight), and the shortest distance. This company changed its pick up time multiple times the day of the move. The movers were very unprofessional and slow. They were unable to physically lift my couch so they drug it down the hall and the stairs and broke it before it ever made it to the truck. they did not properly wrap or secure any of my items in the truck so they were loosely bouncing and getting damaged as the truck was larger than needed for my small room of goods. The driver explained to me that depending on how full his fuel tank was I would get charged more for the weight of my goods. This is bad information and didn't make any sense. The weight of the fuel and the weight of the truck should be subtracted to find the weight of the cargo. I was quoted $1748.19. I paid $653.18 upon booking, $547.51 upon pick up and then was called and told I owed an additional $1215.50 upon delivery. This is $667 more than what I was previously quoted. This would be understandable if I had included additional items in my move. However, I reduced the move by one entire room between the pre quote and the actual pick up. I had LESS than was quoted for and they charged me more! They couldn't explain themselves and were very difficult to get clear information from. Do not use this company. They will threaten you, over charge you, break your items, and cause you a lot of stress.

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    Julie

    Source: MoveAdvisor · Chicago, IL to Alpine, TX

    21 Nov 20173-bedroomPaid $7,551

    Moving from Chicago to Texas.

    First of all, this company is not an actual moving company, it is a broker which finds actual moving companies to move your stuff. Had I known; I would not have used them. I paid them $2454 deposit. They told me wonderful things about how the move would go. Dustin (dispatch supervisor) told me all kinds of things that never happened and when I would try to call him directly or on his cell phone; he never was available to take my call. I was told that one week before, the actual truck driver would contact me; my stuff would be loaded on a 28 ft truck and be driven straight to Texas, my stuff would be packed, etc. To many things to list that I was told by Dustin. He told me that I did not need an inventory since I had a dedicated truck. After my 5th call to this company and 2 days away from the pickup date; the so called owner got on the phone and told me that I had to have an inventory. I explained this move was my 86 yr old mother and I had no clue what she had besides a lot of boxes. He got ugly and threatened to charge me an additional $2000 to $3000 for the move. I told him he would not charge me anymore as stated by my contract. Ten times he stated that he was recording the call; I said ok, I was not intimidated and the stuff that would be shipped would fit in the 28 ft truck. He made some more ugly comments and handed the phone back to his customer service person. Very immature and unprofessional! The actual moving company changed 3 times so after going to the bank twice; I decided to just get cash for the initial payment upon pickup. The movers were Spirit Van Lines. They showed up with 3 guys and the truck but without any packing materials, boxes or tape. After calls to Coast to Coast and their dispatcher, they went to Home Depot to get some supplies. They did not get enough so I ended finding totes and pieces of clothing to wrap fragile items in. They did not pack everything so even little items like books were put loose in the truck. It was then that I was told my stuff would be offloaded and reloaded into a larger truck with other shipments for Texas. This was not what I signed up for so, there is no way to determine if all the little, unpacked stuff ever made it to Texas. Pieces of furniture were not wrapped; I told them to get them wrapped, they said it would happen at the warehouse. These items got to Texas unwrapped. Items were broken when they were packed and I found the pieces on the floor. The packers did not tell me when they broke something. I had to recheck totes and boxes and ended up wrapping many items myself in articles of clothing just so they would not break. I informed this company that a 52 foot truck would not make it down my driveway and the stuff had to be reloaded into a smaller truck. I paid an additional $500 for this reload and smaller truck. I was told that the weight was double what was anticipated; I had no way to confirm that so I ended up paying an additional $1000. My husband and I gave the actual driver the directions to our house and he had no idea that he had to transfer my load to a smaller truck. Lack of communication in this company and with Coast to Coast. The driver got lost and ended up at my house round 9pm. While the driver was lost; he butt dialed me and I listened for 5 minutes while he spoke the most vulgar language and rude comments about my husband and I. When they finally made it to the house, they were in a hurry so did not want to wait till I checked off the box numbers and they were rude in the unpacking if I told them to place a box in a different location. They dropped several boxes on the ground so at this point, I do not know what was broken in the delivery. In conclusion. Coast to Coast is a company to avoid. Go directly to an actual moving company and get everything in writing. My previous moves were all military so I never had a problem and was unaware of civilian moving company practices. Avoid Spirit Van Lines and review the company before you sign a contract. Make sure every item you want accomplished is written into the contract.