Answered by Robert Moreschi
April 15, 2013We're sorry to hear of your unfortunate moving experience, and we at Movers.com know that moving is already stressful enough without have to deal with the headaches and stress that come from a dishonest moving company. Dealing with complaints against your movers and a bad moving experience is difficult, and while it can be devastating to have to start the next stage of your life in your new home with that bad experience lingering over everything and leaving a sour taste in your mouth, there are things that you can do to alleviate the pain and to help make sure that future customers don't suffer the same fate as you did.
Moving company reviews are the best way to tell about your moving experience and help other customers who are trying to make a decision about which company to hire for their move. Customers reading your review will be able to make an informed decision about their move based on the information you provide for them, so it's important to be both descriptive and truthful in your descriptions, to prevent future customers from falling victim.
There are also other things that can be done in the wake of a bad moving experience, and they're outlined in this moving guide on the topic. Some of these things include filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, alerting moving industry organizations like AMSA (American Moving and Storage Association) of the company's transgressions and speaking to the offending moving company directly to try and get to the bottom of the problems and issues that you may have with how your move was handled.
To begin though, you should share your experience with us here at Movers.com. You can write a review of your move by visiting our moving reviews page and writing about your experience in your own words. You can rate the company on all of the criterias of the move and you can be as candid as you want about the experience. To read more about the moving process, also feel free to visit our helpful moving guides section.