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Has anyone used them?????????????????????????????????????
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Sreeroopa

Rick wrote:

Guaranteed Not to Exceed or Binding Not to Exceed. Type either in quotes at the search field at the top of the page and it will return threads with more complete information.

The Mayflower agent in Schenectady is part of Clark Moving and Storage in Rochester. Their Rochester office has been an agent since the mid 80�s and the principles have served on the Mayflower board. The Schenectady office has been in operation about 10 years. Both offices have a great move coordination team.

There are also two Atlas Van Lines agents nearby. http://www.atlasworldgroup.com/find-agent/

The Allied Van Lines website shows that they have an agent in Guilderland Center.
Champion Moving & Storage, Inc.
Northeastern Industrial Park, Building 26
Guilderland Center, NY 12085
(518) 861-0207
http://www.championallied.com/
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Guaranteed Not to Exceed or Binding Not to Exceed. Type either in quotes at the search field at the top of the page and it will return threads with more complete information.

The Mayflower agent in Schenectady is part of Clark Moving and Storage in Rochester. Their Rochester office has been an agent since the mid 80�s and the principles have served on the Mayflower board. The Schenectady office has been in operation about 10 years. Both offices have a great move coordination team.

There are also two Atlas Van Lines agents nearby. http://www.atlasworldgroup.com/find-agent/

The Allied Van Lines website shows that they have an agent in Guilderland Center.
Champion Moving & Storage, Inc.
Northeastern Industrial Park, Building 26
Guilderland Center, NY 12085
(518) 861-0207
http://www.championallied.com/]]>_________________
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Also, what is GNTE? I know what BNTE is.

Thanks for all your help and your kind message of welcome!

twalker wrote:

Hi ssarkar,

Arnoff has been in business since 1925 and has had a very good reputation, however, we have recently been getting some complaints about them giving pretty high estimates, or requiring that the shipment be weighed prior to the estimate which would be very peculiar to say the least. I think that if you get past either of these barriers then you'd probably be okay, but you should still get estimates from at least two other reputable moving companies so you have something to compare.

One of out other experts, Diane, takes a special interest in the NYC area moving companies and this is what she had to say recently:

Diane wrote:

So far, the two companies with the most good reviews on this message board are University Van Lines (Atlas) in Rahway, NJ, and Dahill (Mayflower) in Brooklyn. See the Epinions article linked to below for reviews and contact information. There are many other good companies mentioned there.

If cost is a concern, consider using a freight company to move (ABF or Broadway Express) and hiring workers to help load. See more than 200 mostly good reviews on stickies at the top of the message board, plus a FAQ sheet. ABF has a 5-linear-foot minimum and recently BE has also dropped its minimum to that.

I hope that helps, and welcome to Iowa!

Tim Walker
MovingScam.com
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Arnoff has been in business since 1925 and has had a very good reputation, however, we have recently been getting some complaints about them giving pretty high estimates, or requiring that the shipment be weighed prior to the estimate which would be very peculiar to say the least. I think that if you get past either of these barriers then you'd probably be okay, but you should still get estimates from at least two other reputable moving companies so you have something to compare.

One of out other experts, Diane, takes a special interest in the NYC area moving companies and this is what she had to say recently:

Diane wrote:

So far, the two companies with the most good reviews on this message board are University Van Lines (Atlas) in Rahway, NJ, and Dahill (Mayflower) in Brooklyn. See the Epinions article linked to below for reviews and contact information. There are many other good companies mentioned there.

If cost is a concern, consider using a freight company to move (ABF or Broadway Express) and hiring workers to help load. See more than 200 mostly good reviews on stickies at the top of the message board, plus a FAQ sheet. ABF has a 5-linear-foot minimum and recently BE has also dropped its minimum to that.

I hope that helps, and welcome to Iowa!

Tim Walker
MovingScam.com]]>_________________
Click Here to Learn How to Find a Reputable Mover.]]>

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Thanks veru much for any information.]]>