Mr. Mover

Mr. Mover Overcharge the day of your move, hold your furniture hostage on truck till they're paid. Internet

18th of May, 2011 by User388687

DO NOT USE OR WORK FOR MR. MOVER. I worked Mr. Mover for 3 weeks, booked many moves for them, was told to blatantly lie to customers over the phone, and did not get paid 1 cent for my work and its been 2 weeks since I stopped working there. I may sound like a disgruntled employee but the complaints are everywhere online for these guys. They tell you "yes" or "sure" we can do your move then when the day of your move arrives if they have no trucks available they will tell you they will get to you the first thing the next morning. Very unprofessional atmosphere, the company is very sleazy and grimy, when it comes to business and getting your money. One young man in the military stationed in Pensacola was told it would be around $1,000 no hidden fees or hidden charges, when they finished his move they told him it was $2,700, and that if he didnt pay they were going to keep his furniture because they knew the law. Mr-Mover has a warehouse full of stuff they "confiscated" from people for "NON-PAYMENT"

I worked for them and booked a good number of moves, worked a 8am-6pm schedule 6 days a week. I had a customer take off work to do her move in Orlando, we couldnt do her move because a dispatcher in Orlando had his son in town and didnt want to work, so all the P.M. moves were cancelled. My customer (the lady who took off work) was told they could not do her move till the next day which she had to work. Save yourself the hassle, the bad experience, save yourself from these low-lifes. These 2 guys which is all you get to talk to if you call any of the numbers for Mr-Mover (Rick or Chuck) are sitting around laughing at the people who call in constantly. The owner Jason S. is only out for himself and does not care about anyone out there.

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