Atlanta to Athens Brick and Mortar Business

What is the cheapest and safest way to move? According to www.movingscam.com the best way is to rent a truck and do it yourself. With your trusted friends and family and with the aid of the correct furniture dollies and plenty of packing materials and moving blankets, carefully load the truck with the heaviest items on the bottom. Fill voids with cushions, comforters, pillows and other small light items. For a good book on loading the moving truck go to the library and check out Tiers without Tears by John Watts and Steve McPherson.

That is what we think at Mark the Mover Moving Co, which could make you ask, then why do we need you guys? The answer is easy. Most moving companies try to tell you that they can do it just as cheap, just as well. But as www.movingscam.com points out, this is not true. That is why we at Mark the Mover won’t tell you that we can do it cheaper. We are more expensive than moving yourself, and more expensive than 75 % of other movers.

Mark the Mover offers service. Don’t hire a mover to risk your belongings or waste your time. If you have made it to a point in life where your time is valuable and you can afford professional help with your relocation effort, the moving professionals at Mark the Mover are the best call to make at (404) 351-0018.

If you are going to do it yourself, or take your chances with the fly by night low price moving company market, make sure to visit www.movingscam.com and sign up for an account.

This is what I am talking about. Here is a quote from the article;

“The men were convicted by a jury in May following a six-week trial in connection with a scheme to lure customers with artificially low estimates and then later hold their household goods hostage until large additional payments were made. It is estimated the men extorted at least $437,000 from more than 100 victims. “

From the New York Times, where you can read the complete story from 2003. This is an illustration as to why you should ask friends, coworkers and families for recommendations when choosing Atlanta Movers. Even on-line reviews are often faked. In Atlanta, I have noticed one large local mover and one small local mover faking reviews every day. When you see the same general five star review every day under a new google login that has no other activity, it is obvious that these are not real moving customers

When judging reviews on-line, lean toward services like yelp.com, home reports, Nextdoor and Angie’s List. Especially at Angie’s List they make an effort to make sure moving companies don’t just fake their glowing reviews, that reviews are left by real moving customers. Bing, Yahoo and Google are amazing search tools for doing internet research, but they are putting no effort into policing the practices of some un-ethical movers to leave glowing reviews of themselves. If they cross that line, what might they do to put you at risk?