Be very cautious about a company from Chicago that provides the lowest possible price for any move - check the "Super List" on this website. Keep in mind that the final charges on most international shipments are based on the actual weight and space of a shipment, not the estimated cost. If working ...

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Due to the restrictions in Chicago regarding containers most companies avoid the city. However it is my understanding the container can be dropped off in the morning and picked up in the afternoon - just as thought it were an international container. You will still need to get parking permits from c...

Humboldt is a fantastic agent to work with in the Boston area. Their organization has serviced both interstate household goods and commercial office relocations for my customers, Humboldt is my partner of choice in the greater Boston area.

GRAEBEL, ARMSTRONG and ACE Relocation didnt return the call back even after 2 attempts. Given the reputation these guys had, I thought they could have done a better job.

Would you please share what contact information you used in your attempt to obtain an estimate if available?

Humboldt is a United Van Lines agent and has been outstanding to work with! We use them for all shipments in bound to the Boston area

It is always best in the Chicago market, no matter the size or distance of the move to have an in home estimate provided. I have spoken to customers in the past who skipped the estimate and had a great move, others who used the same company had moves that took 3x as long as the phone quote.

MusicMom wrote:Can we close this thread?

MusicMom,
I think that it would be great if we closed this thread. Armstrong never performed service on this move, nor did the Chicago office hear back from the customer until the review was posted.

Wouldn't an "On Point" estimate be considered the same as a GTNE, I understand that with an "Option W" estimate the customer does recieve a credit back but is it not considered a GTNE??