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    Stor-U-Self

    Stor-U-Self

    (8 reviews)

    They don't honor their own advertised Veterans' discount…read more I went on-line to find a reasonably priced, local storage facility, to keep some furniture, here in Plymouth, Massachusetts. I came across "Stor-U-Self" Storage, at 8 Natalie Way. They were close-by, clean, and priced similarly to what I was finding elsewhere. They offered a 9'X10' indoor, first floor room for $114 per month, with a promotion for the first two months being 50% off. It's of note that this promotion isn't anything particularly special since I found that the price was very similar to other storage facilities prices for the same size room, and the "first two months at 50% off" promo wasn't dissimilar to the 1st month free that many storage facilities offer. Their website also clearly advertised a 5% discount for Veterans and Seniors (I'm a 62-year-old VA-rated Disabled Veteran). I reserved the 9'X10' room on-line and went over to the facility to look it over and see the room. When I arrived, I met with the Assistant Manager, Jonathan Busby, who took me on a tour of the facility and showed me larger rooms on the second floor (which I declined). He also made sure to show me a "price sheet" and pointed out that I was quoted the "on-line price" because the "in person price" was $239 per month (no such "in-person" pricing was advertised on their website, nor posted at the facility). We also spoke about the advertised first two months being 50% off. He pointed out that when I booked the room, I would pay for the first month and the second month would be free. As part of our ongoing conversation, I pointed out that, while it wasn't quite what was advertised (50% off each of the first two months), it equated to the same thing and that it was no different than many storage facilities do as promotions. Which he acknowledged. When we came back to the Office, I asked about the 5% Veterans' discount that was advertised. Jonathan bantered about not "knowing how to apply the Veteran's discount in addition to the first two months at 50% off promotion". We chatted about the difference between a temporary sales promotion and a stated permanent discount but, ultimately, I was told that Walter Pollock, the Facility General Manager, would likely be able to help me. I waited patiently for Mr. Pollock to finish with two other customers and then he came over to chat with me. He unequivocally stated that they would not honor the Veterans' discount. He gave me a litany of reasons, 1) I was already receiving the "on-line rate", rather than the "walk-in rate" (there is no posted "walk-in rate", only a sheet that they carried around with them), 2) I was receiving the "first two months at 50% off" (a temporary promo, not a permanent discount, and no different than any other storage facility), 3) I didn't confirm, book, and pay for the room on-line, in advance of coming in (the system sends you an e-mail message, instructing you to being in the reservation paperwork to the facility to sign the contract for the room), and 4) "We aren't going to just give the rooms away". I pointed out that, in good faith, I did everything that the website told me to do, I wasn't asking that they "give away" the room, and that "for what amounts to a $6 self-advertised discount, [they were] going to watch business walk out the door". I further indicated that I wasn't trying to be nasty in any way, I simply expected them to stand by what they advertised. Mr. Pollock just shrugged his shoulders and walked away. I left the building to bring my business elsewhere.

    Walter is the best! He is very accommodating and answers all of your questions. The facility itself…read moreis very clean and secure. The prices are very reasonable! Walter was able to help get me exactly what I needed and in such a friendly manner. Look no further than here! And ask for Walter!

    Mozart Moving

    Mozart Moving

    (187 reviews)

    Fenway

    I just recently used Mozart Moving for a move from my 3rd floor Brookline apartment. After 15 years…read morein my place a move can be a major stressful undertaking. Stephan, Ivan and Den took so much of the stress out of the process. They showed up exactly on time and set to work immediately on arrival. They worked so quickly that we had to keep up just to give them directions when they needed it. They were a marvel to watch work and they completed the move in record time. I would not hesitate to use them again for the next move another 15 years down the line. Thank you!

    Mozart Movers were top-notch! I initially did some moving…read morecompanies comparisons, and ultimately decided on Mozart as the background office staff was informative, courteous, professional and timely, and they answered all of my questions, that is a feat in itself. The movers made contact when they were en route to my location, and showed up on time. All three of the movers introduced themselves, and post my tour of what they needed to move, they went to work. Our move was sizeable 3bd apt in a house to a 2bd smaller townhouse. They disassembled, reassembled, and arranged furniture in the most effective configuration. They were real people who truly cared about the job they did. They also understood how stressful moving is. My move took 6 hours and they were moving the entire time. Nothing broken and they were a super effective team. (hopefully no time soon...the process of moving bites) If I ever need movers again Mozart Movers are going to be my choice. Thanks Dan ,Evan , and Tony, and Elisa

    The Movers - Baby Grand

    The Movers

    (9 reviews)

    I used this moving company for a 9/1 move. I made reservations with them the previous April. As…read moresomeone who has moved quite a bit (including 2 cross country moves) I am pretty good at giving a moving company all pertinent information relating to my move so we can move, pun intended, as quickly as possible. While the movers (including the owner) did show up on time, that was about all they did correctly for my move. It took them almost 4 hours to move the large pieces of furniture from my 1 bedroom apartment (with an elevator) into the truck. I had already moved all boxes and small items myself to the loading area prior to their arrival. The movers had NO EQUIPMENT, not even gloves, to carry anything or expedite the process. When we arrived at my new location (2nd floor walk up in JP) They seem to take their time moving things in (I moved more in then they did) and when my couch needed to be hoisted up, the owner seemed to be upset with me. He told me time and again during the day about how they know how to move people in Boston. "This is our business. We know what we are doing." Yet, they had no equipment and were unprepared to hoist anything. The total move took 8 hours! Then the owner made it seem like he was doing me a favor by coming back 2 days later and hoisting my couch up. Not only will I not use them again but after the near $1000 I spent, I actively recommend against them!

    I cannot say enough about how pleased I am with this company. Moving during a very trying time in…read moremy life was difficult to say the least. From the first interaction with Melissa to the final box being off loaded, it was simply a pleasure. There were no damages, the guys worked hard and never complained. They were on-time, fair and professional. I cannot recommend this company or crew enough. Thank you "The Movers of Boston!"

    New Leaf Transitions Move Management Professionals - New Leaf Transitions

    New Leaf Transitions Move Management Professionals

    (4 reviews)

    Well, Ingrid certainly knows how to contact a mover and do some things. HOWEVER, I used her…read moreservices twice and when it happened to be on site on the actual day the move, I found Ingrid to be very impatient, and would interrupt the movers when they were trying to ask me a question. The first time I used her services I thought perhaps she was just having a bad day. The second time I realized I was just better off doing it myself.

    DO NOT HIRE THEM!!! They were highly incompetent in almost every aspect of our move. The truth of…read morethe matter is that they are taking advantage of the elderly and people in vulnerable positions. Let me explain. I am disabled. My mother works all day. My Stepfather passed away in 2017. Our Large Estate was too much for us to handle on our own. We needed a clean out done (lots of junk) But also needed movers to help us pack what we would be taking with us. They claim to "Do it all!" Boy they sure do! They'll DO you alright. DO ya right in to the dirt pal! Don't get me started on their cleaning expertise. The place was so clean it was spotless almost as if our possessions weren't even there! Oh wait a minute, that's because they weren't! They'll clean you right out! They come in and under the guise of helping you pack, eye ball all of your belongings and decide what they will keep for themselves to sell off and what junk they will wrap up and send off with you! My mother can not believe how many of her precious things were not packed and mine too. The owner Ingrid wrapped up my stepdads ashes! His ashes! The one thing my mom said she'd personally bring with her they packed up. and very disrespectfully at that. Thank god my mom saw them in the box on the floor. Ingrid then tried to convince me that I did not need my rolling closet that was like 100$ I assured her that I did need it. Guess what! She decided I didn't! She kept it! My moms reclining chair. They took it! My mom flipped and they brought it back. The back that had been damaged previously was already fixed!!! They played it off like that was a favor.. lady had our chair fixed and never told us about it haha! Sounds more like it was getting ready to be sold rather. Plenty more went wrong here I won't continue. Ok I will. They took my tools and my brother had to go retrieve them. He approached a guy on the truck. The guy pretended he "Didn't see NO tools!" His words. My bro spotted them behind the guy. GUY was blocking/hiding them with his body! Furious and befuddled that the jig was up the guy threw them at my brother. Not only did they poach anything of value that we didn't specifically say pack. They were highly disrespectful with the things they packed for us and super gentle with everything in the clean out. I mean it's almost as if the trucks were swapped and we got the clean out truck and they kept our possessions. I mean the truly disgusting and despicable part of it is that the place pretends to be a beacon of light in a tough time. Like especially after grief or a death apparently or a loved one too old to take care of themselves. They cater to retirement homes and estate sales etc..etc.. I'm disabled but I'm only 26 and am able to tell you all what happened. I can't imagine how many sickly and elderly people these folks must have Swindled that simply can't speak on it. I mean retirement homes for goodness sake. From a hypothetical stand point I could easily imagine an elderly woman saying "hey where's this and where is that?" But everybody just thinks she's old and crazy and never had a radio from 1936 or maybe she even thought the year now is 1936 so like who would really care right??? Nobody would care that's who and that's exactly what New Leaf is counting on. Their counting on that very sentiment all the way to the bank!!! How do these folks from retirement homes feel I wonder. That their stuff was taken. It was (hypothetically but entirely possible) an old person's that probably can't use a computer and give a review or they're dead and buried and rolling in their grave. Not able to say how mortified they are that their possessions were hawked and sold and everything was handled with utter carelessness. My mom had to write on the boxes with a sharpie because even their stickers were cheap. They would fall right off and wait here's the shocking climax...even more stuff got mixed up and "lost" ..cough "sold " Not to mention this was not a cheap service. So we essentially paid to have our items stolen from us and sold elsewhere for a profit. The term from Seinfeld "double dipping" comes to mind.

    The UPS Store

    The UPS Store

    (21 reviews)

    I will never go back to this UPS Store #4762 located at Home Depot Plaza in Plymouth. I have been…read morea customer for years and suddenly they are charging me a $10 "holding fee" for shipped boxes. This morning (7/05/26) was the second time in month this occurred. Today's 8-3/4" X 15" boxed charged rate at19 lbs. was delivered to this UPS Store last Wednesday and we received no notification. Someone from this store penned in $10. on the label which seems very suspicious. This might be a store policy but if so, it appears very suspect. The clerk at the counter couldn't even explain why this fee is occurring other than, "it's a store policy".

    Be careful if you are returning merchandise here…read more There's a new staff person (a young blonde-haired man) who doesn't seem to be properly trained and inaccuracies of your return/tracking receipts could cost you money. Standing in line, I was watching him taking care of an elderly lady that was having some difficulty with her returns and I watched him roll his eyes multiple times. She was being polite but he seemed to be visibly annoyed. When it was my turn, I had four (4) packages to return to Amazon. If you're unfamiliar, Amazon's return/refund process begins with the scan of your package at the shipping facility. If it's not scanned properly, you don't get your refund (or it can make it difficult). When I left, I realized that I had four (4) tracking receipts but he had double scanned one of the items and not scanned another. In addition, one of the scanned labels showed a zero (0) weight which could cause a vendor to believe that nothing was in the box if the box was lost in transit and I tried to show that I properly returned it. I had to drive back to the store. When I came back to the store, he seemed annoyed/rushed when looking for my packages. When he finally found them he scanned the package that had not been previously scanned but did so with someone else's package on the scale. This caused my tracking receipt to illustrate a weight that was three times what it actually was. It would seem that he isn't aware that these kind of mistakes can cost customers considerable money if the items aren't properly scanned, and then get lost in shipping. It would also seem that he needs remedial training in customer service and courtesy.

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