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  1. 10-12-2006, 07:26 PM #1
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    Can anyone recommend a good moving company. I had a horrible problem with one. I have to move next month.
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    How far are you moving? I know Mayflower and Allied are big companies. Oh you can check out this company Pods, it looks like a great service. www.pods.com
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    I moving about 2 hours away. The pods looks cool. My problem is dont have anyone to help me carry stuff at my new addy. So i need to hire people for the labor.
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    Atlas Van Lines.....
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    You could probably hire some guys to help you out, i think you will save some money if you go the pods way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by STYLE74
    You could probably hire some guys to help you out, i think you will save some money if you go the pods way.
    Not a bad idea. I see what a pod cost. And alteast i can take my time that way.

    I used twin van lines last time i moved and they screwed me big time
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    Quote Originally Posted by gixxerboy1
    Not a bad idea. I see what a pod cost. And alteast i can take my time that way.

    I used twin van lines last time i moved and they screwed me big time
    That's what i'm saying, atleast you can order the pod and pack it at your own convenience and you know exactly what to pack and where it is, and you know you will be careful with your own stuff. Just maybe hire a couple of guys if you need help for heavy stuff and save that all for one day and pack all the little stuff on your own other days. Plus you know how crazy moving in one day is, with the pod you can take your time.
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    can i stick the wife in the pod?
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    Quote Originally Posted by damiongage
    Atlas Van Lines.....
    my dads company that moves executives subs to Atlas when they have too much work......so i'm sure you can get a good driver with them
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    Quote Originally Posted by gixxerboy1
    can i stick the wife in the pod?
    LOL...... Yeah but when she gets out she might.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by salmon1
    There's no such thing as a good moving company. 100% of them will break some of your stuff and screw up.

    You gotta have some friends or family to help. right
    why would anyone put their 65" flat screen in the hands of a person that makes $8 per hour
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    ya know shyt i would move ya if your where in my city
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    i would rent a uhaul and put up a sign at a college to hire some students and just watch them while they move your shit so that nothing happens to your stuff
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    so would i, just pay me with some "GEAR"
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    yea i would take 20ml of test e please
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    Quote Originally Posted by THE_DOME
    yea i would take 20ml of test e please
    thats it, you could come and work for me anytime!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by salmon1
    There's no such thing as a good moving company. 100% of them will break some of your stuff and screw up.

    You gotta have some friends or family to help. right
    you're a complete idiot if you actually think that.......i'd like you try to move 25000 pounds of household over 1000 miles and see how many things you break.......how many things break on our truck when we move people? none.....now if you're packin your own shit in the instances you speak of that's your issue.......most people have not a clue how to pack and then things get broken because they're put in the wrong boxes for the item and such........and even if something is broken the driver is liable for it and he has to pay for it so.......your statement is complete bullshit....
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    I don't know any outside of Canada. i'm moving on the 1st of November and just renting a U-haul to bring my crap. I'm only moving 25 minutes away from my current place though.
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  19. 10-13-2006, 05:08 AM #19
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    i have a buddy that has a moving company. he is a one truck operation. ive made a few moves with him for cash. and being a mover is not a easy job. my advice to you would be to get a local mover, but be there while they pack and move your belongins.........or your wife may come up a panty or two short......trust me on this one, bro
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  20. 10-13-2006, 07:38 AM #20
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    I'm doing the whole PODS thing right now. I have the 16' sitting in my driveway. I'm moving from Detroit to Atlanta, and I also have to move everything on my own when I get there. I'm going to rent furniture dollys and furniture platforms to be able to wheel everything around myself. And let me tell you, the Pod is completely packed to the roof. It's definitely gonna suck having to unload it
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