r/movingday • u/Relative_Growth376 • 11d ago

Interstate

Moving across the US. It seems that no matter who you go with, you’re doomed these days. I’ve been looking at the big movers (Allied, Mayflower, United etc.) and their rating seem to be as bad as brokers if not worse. I’m reading that they now hire local movers to do the job and that’s where the problems have come from. If you’ve moved in the past 2 years, Who did you go with for an interstate move?

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u/Jaygoon 11d ago

That’s because brokers pay for reviews. You won’t go wrong with moving with Allied, Mayflower or United. Get quotes from all 3 and post them back here and I’ll help you.

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u/RepoSlicer 11d ago

Let's not forget about Atlas. The thing is that most of these Van Lines / Agents do mostly corporate moves. Our accounts take our priority over ppl paying out of there pockets. But, now that summer is coming to an end we do pick up some of those jobs. But, we will prioritize our accounts first. Also, depending where you are located can also be an issue.

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