26 Jun 2015 · MoveAdvisor
1.0 out of 51.0
I arranged this move of our son's dorm room items directly with Preston Phillips, one of the owners of Maverick Moving and Transport, via phone call and text messages. Preston himself did the move. Bottom-line: Not everything that went into his SUV on May 6 in Norfolk was delivered to our home in Arlington! Afterwards, I tried to get him to put this issue on the record via the company's email, or even US mail, but he refused. When I finally texted him that I was sending an email to the company, he broke all contact. The company will not reply to my email, or answer my phone calls (I'm guessing I'm 'blocked'). What kind of company refuses to engage with a customer who has a legitimate complaint? Preston at first said he would send an insurance form for me to fill out. It never came. When I asked him about it, he then said, 'just tell me how many pounds it was.' Unbelievable. It was a low-cost move. Preston originally asked for $600, I said I was willing to pay $500; he agreed. I'm missing about $150 worth of stuff. You do the math! It seems Preston found a way to get his original price, plus a generous tip, after all. Also, Preston didn't do an inventory on the load end (where I was not present), so he claims he is not responsible for whatever didn't make it to the delivery end. How convenient, as well as unprofessional. I have had quite a number of moves done in the past (retired military), and never saw one done without an inventory. DON'T BE A FOOL, DON'T USE THIS COMPANY! YOU CANNOT TRUST THEM! .
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