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We will be moving approximately 3 hours from present location (NJ to Upstate NY). Some moving companies charge an hourly rate, and others charge by weight. Can anyone give me some information on how can I determine the most economical cost?
My best advice is to call the compainies that charge by weight and see if they offer a free in home estimate... where they come take a look at what you want to move, be sure to find out if they will stick to the price qouted even if they under-estimate the weight.
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My best advice is to call the compainies that charge by weight and see if they offer a free in home estimate... where they come take a look at what you want to move, be sure to find out if they will stick to the price qouted even if they under-estimate the weight.
READ ALL THE SMALL PRINT IN EVERYTHING YOU SIGN, including the back side of the pages.
Thanks Corel. I think I will stick with the old companies like Allied and Mayflower. I don't like the idea of using an hourly rate.
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