What do you know about moving scams??

Sure, I can help you with that. Here are some common moving scams and how to avoid them:
Phoning it in: A mover who doesn’t insist on an on-site inspection of your household goods is giving you a sight-unseen estimate — and those are usually too good to be true. Homeowners typically have considerably more belongings than they think they do, and good estimators aren’t looking at specific items as much as guesstimating their bulk and weight. Moving prices are based not only on mileage but on the weight of your belongings and the amount of room your goods take up in the truck.
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