If I Could Give Zero Stars
If I Could Give Zero Stars, I Would
If you are looking for a moving company that specializes in turning your belongings into a pile of crushed cardboard and broken packing material, congratulations—you may have found the right company.
These pictures pretty much tell the entire story.
Boxes arrived crushed, ripped open, collapsed, and visibly compromised. One box looks like it has been through an actual war. The contents are exposed, cardboard is torn apart, and there is damaged/broken glass and packing material mixed throughout. Another box is literally caving in on itself.
I understand that moving involves some bumps and normal wear and tear. What I do not understand is how anyone could look at the condition of these boxes and think, “Yep, that’s how we return a customer’s belongings.”
This isn’t “a little scuffed.” This isn’t “one box got bumped.” The photographs show seriously damaged packaging and belongings that were not adequately protected during the move.
And let’s talk about the irony: these are supposed to be professional movers. Apparently, “professional” means putting your possessions in boxes, loading them up, and then letting physics and fate figure out the rest.
My advice: photograph EVERYTHING before your move. Because if your experience is anything like mine, you’re going to need evidence afterward.
I hired movers because I expected my belongings to be handled with care. Instead, I was left looking at boxes that appear to have been crushed, torn, opened, and generally treated like they had no value whatsoever.
People aren’t paying a moving company to simply relocate cardboard from Point A to Point B. They’re paying for care, handling, protection, and professionalism. These photos do not exactly inspire confidence in any of those things.
If this is what your belongings look like when the truck arrives, you might as well save the moving fee and throw everything down the stairs yourself. At least then you’ll know what happened to it.
Absolutely unacceptable. Based on what is shown in these photographs, I would not trust this company with a box of rocks, much less my household belongings.







