Was told if I removed my negative review they Would give a refund - still waiting- don't trust themread more

We got scammed. The driver did not show up for the auto transport. When we reached out to the…read morecompany, they ignored us. After I posted some negative reviews online, then they said they would give me my money back if I removed the reviews. They are scam artists.

What an amazing experience! Long Distance movers handled my antique furniture with such care, I…read morewill never use another company again. On time, affordable and professional.

I got a good deal on some furniture and told my friend about it, and she took on my offer so I had…read morethese goodies shipped over to her. Paul had helped me with the contract and scheduling- walked me through the whole process. The team at Long Distance Movers were quick, attentive, and so helpful with any request we had as I've emphasized to them to please be extra careful with this. My friend received her stuff in only a matter of days, much faster than some of my online orders lol. Everything was delivered in mint condition and we couldn't be happier with this service!

I would only recommend if you intend on towing from point A to point B. once it's on the lot it's a…read moreheadache

BEWARE!!! Do not ever use this towing service!!! If you are in an accident and the cops mainly…read morestate police are involved, and have to call a tow service, make sure you find out who they are calling, most likely they will call these guys since they work together, apparently the owner used to be a state cop. I skid in the rain and hit the guardrail, someone called cops, state police came due to state property, i said i would call AAA and they refused and said they couldn't wait for an hour and their towing service would come sooner. They towed, normal tow, nothing unusual or major, facility was 5 miles away. Called the next morning to pick up, and was blown!!! They quoted me $600 for the tow how in the world does anyone charges $600 for an overnight tow? When asked they said "accident" tows are different, how??? Charged me for 20 miles, cleanup charge $125, admin fee $35 and accidental tow charge $299" i called many tow companies to double check and also the state police and they all wondered why the charges were so much. Fraud written all over!! Spreading the word, when cops tow check the company they r using first.

I've been using ad hoc delivery services for years, and this was hands down the most professional,…read moreeasy, pleasant and stress-free experience I have ever had. I really can't commend Nestor enough on his service and professionalism. I contacted him online, received a service quote based on distance, was sent an invoice, paid online, great communication on the day of, timely arrival, loading/unloading. 10/10. I used his service in June 2020. I am here in September writing this review, because the experience was that positive and memorable. Save his contact information, hire Nestor when you need reliable transport. Good help is hard to find. A welcome new business in the DMV! Thank you Nestor for helping with my two 14 ft kayaks!

Great price and great service. Very professional. Very fast: Requested a quote around 5pm, got a…read moreresponse at 730am, submitted payment through a link they emailed me, and got scheduled for delivery at 10am same day for 2 letters to 2 different places. Also received photo confirmation of delivery.

Kerb really saved me out of a messy moving situation. I originally booked with a different moving…read morecompany to ship my car from Virginia to Oregon. However, on the day of my cars pick up date (and less than 48 hours before my flight) the original company cancelled on me(please see my other reviews about USA Auto Transport). I had to find a company to ship my car with less than a days notice since my flight was in the early morning. I called Kerb at 5pm in the afternoon needing a car picked up the next day for a cross country move. They were able to call a driver, confirm that he would be able to pick up my car, all before I signed anything or paid any money. The next day the driver met me and picked up my car. In addition, the driver who picked up my car is the same driver who delivered my car to me in Oregon. Thats a huge plus to me. Ive shipped my car coast to coast before and sometimes your car goes through a handful of drivers. I received my car in the same condition I gave it to the driver in just 6 days. Pretty good turnaround time if you ask me. The only thing I would be aware of is that Kerb was a little pricier than some of my other options but again, this was a last minute shipping so I understand needing to pay more to entice a driver to get my car. Also, you get what you pay for with cross country moves so keep that in mind. Cheaper movers are not necessarily reliable (they may cancel on you last minute like they did with me).

DO NOT USE KERB MOVING. I picked Kerb to move myself from Washington, DC to Austin, TX. I chose…read moreKerb based on the positive reviews on Yelp. I am writing this review to explain my horrible experience that is not like the others. I regret choosing Kerb due to the damage to my goods/lost goods, and Kerb's terrible customer service. For the DC portion of the move, Kerb picked a local moving company called I Loving Moving. I paid Kerb for a full pack and the total cost to move my one bedroom apartment came to around 10,000 dollars, which included to cost of packing. The movers showed up 5 hours late on the day Kerb told me the movers were to arrive. In DC, you have to reserve a loading dock time and the elevator. I reserved the morning slot because they told me they were coming between 9 and 11 am - probably closer to 9 am. The local moving company did not arrive until 1 pm. When the local movers arrive at the site at 1 pm the loading dock was already reserved by another tenant. The local moving company decided they did NOT want to move me that day and wanted to leave my apartment. Kerb also tried to give me a new date that was TWO days later. I was frustrated that they could just switch the move on me because their own team was late. The movers provided no explanation for why they were late. They could still park the truck in the loading area and begin packing me. The other tenant only had a pod that was parked outside the loading dock area. Ultimately, I did not trust Kerb to come back two days later and considering the 14 day business window to receive my goods in TX, I wanted to have them pack my goods on the agreed upon date/window. The movers finally decided to move me after much negotiation on my part (Kerb did not help). I paid the movers to pack me. The movers did not bring anything to pack, so they had to leave to gather packing supplies. They did not begin working until around 3 p.m. They had to leave twice to get boxes and paper. They did not use special boxes for dishes or use bubble wrap. They did not use a variation of box sizes - only large boxes. The movers complained the entire time packing me. Their boss called me before hand, and asked me to observe their work ethic and report back. Their work ethic was the worst I've ever seen from movers. They threw things into boxes and were very unmotivated and angry. I had previously sent Kerb an inventory and a video of my one bedroom. There were no surprises. The moving company left my apartment at 8 p.m. This was after I went to FedEx myself before 7pm (when FedEx closed) to buy boxes because the movers just stopped packing because they ran out of boxes. I called their boss when I was at FedEx and he was also angry at his crew and offered to reimburse me for the boxes. He said he would stop by to supervise the end of the move, but he did not show up. When my stuff arrived in TX, all the boxes were smashed. The movers in TX commented on how terrible the boxes were packed. I lost two lamps and lots of kitchen equipment, like dishes and lids to my pyrex. My Mr. Coffee Espresso machine was broken. Many wine glasses and plates were shattered - at least 15. The DC movers threw all my clothes in wardrobe boxes without a rod so they were all wrinkled. I had to pay to get them dry cleaned. My kitchen chair was broken. My West Elm coffee table mirrored part was broken. My bed screws were lost, so the movers in TX could not put my bed together. My bookshelf was broken. My kitchen table is so wobbly because they did not take it apart during the move so it has expanded and doesn't fit together the same way. My nightstand leg fell off. My other nightstand had lost handles. The screws to my TV were lost so the TV could not be put on the stand. I received someone else's table - that had a different name on it and was supposed to go to Sacramento. The movers here in Texas said that they were not even driving to Sacramento. I got someone else's desk chair. I also received someone else's headboard. Kerb has done nothing to help me besides offer $250 dollars which does not cover the damages/pain and suffering for this move -- not even close. PLEASE CHOOSE SOMEONE ELSE TO MOVE YOU, especially if you're moving from DC! Please do not pay them to pack either because they will do a way worse job than you could do yourself. However, Kerb did do a great job transporting my car so if you are using Kerb for vehicle transport the man who picked up my car in DC was very meticulous and took great care of my vehicle.