ABSOLUTELY DO NOT USE.
It's really enraging that you cannot decide to book them or not. I used High Priority Movers, and they assigned me to Max Moving and Storage and they are TERRIBLE. They damaged multiple of my items and boxes, and Guy Ailam took LITERALLY 9 MONTHS to send me the money back after filing my claim for the damages. No joke. I moved in August 2018, and I received the money back end of April, beginning of May. It was insane.
I am including all the damages to my furniture and boxes that for you to see. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!
I want to highlight what Stephanie M. shared from August--which I wish I had seen myself before I hired them! Their experience with them is pretty much how mine went down:
"DO NOT EVEN TRY TO DO BUSINESS WITH THIS "COMPANY". They are SCAMMERS! Do some deep research. Read all the bad reviews. BBB gave them an F rating for issues nonresolved. Guy Ailam is a scam artist. He's changed companies names, operates with a different license in each State and keeps doing bad things to good people. He is a egotistical, a narcissistic, a social pathological liar who constantly lies about delivery dates, saying that he does not know where the truck is and that you will receive your belongings "soon", "in a few days", "in a week". He truly enjoys the hardships he puts people through. He treats people like trash no matter what, but treats women even worse.
I booked my move with American Moving Partners, which were no help with information and promised my delivery would take 7-14 days. I had no idea that Max Moving and Storage would be moving my furniture until the day of the move, needless to say what I was going to be put through this Summer. My move was from Virginia to California and the driver of the truck was arrested on his way in Texas, and it took more than 2 months for they to deliver mine and other people's belongings. They broke half of my brand new furniture and Guy Ailam did not even want to send in the claim form until I asked my broker to contact him to send me the form. I already reported him to almost every agency I could and I will keep reporting him until I receive the whole money back for all the damage and the money he owes me for the delayed shipment. He only wants to offer $700 for the damage, delay, and lies he put me through.
Research Guy Ailam and you will find a bunch of scams throughout many years. Hope this guy is caught red handed and goes to prison someday.
There are things you can do so he is reported to the right agencies. The more reports he gets, the better. They cannot make him pay for the damage and delayed shipment with a fair amount, but at least it will be on record what he has done to you and there will be investigators and investigations involved. He will not want his insurance to pay for anything because he wants to "take care of it" himself (meaning he does not want his cargo insurance to go up and will offer you the minimal amount for damages, delay, stress, pain and suffering). Still report it. Also keep everything on record.
Call the victim hotline of fraudulent moving companies at 1-800-424-9071 or email hotline@oig.dot.gov
File a complaint with the BBB, file a complaint with the FMCSA (fmcsa.dot.gov), and if he tries to keep your stuff hostage in a storage unit (where he won't tell you the exact location of where it is), call the police. He will tell you that you need to pay more money to go get your stuff. That's another one of his lies."
Insurance information for Max Moving and Storage LLC.
Travelers Property Causality Company of America
1 Tower Square, 5GS
Hartford, CT 06183
The policy number is: 5J321745
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