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Worst moving company ever. Moved with them in July - they stole money from my wallet, damaged my furniture and TV. At one point hijacked all my belongings and kept them in their offices until I agreed to not file a police complaint on the theft.
The worst moving experience I've ever had and I've moved a lot. I booked them for a local move and they somehow managed to destroy my furniture, smash my dishes and glasses, and deliver boxes that had been crushed. When I complained to senior management they could have cared less.
Update - they did finally send me a check to repair my furniture...
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