Moving Resources For Consumers
Moving Fraud:
How To Spot The Red Flags
Summarized from the FMCSA red flags
The mover does not provide a written estimate or says they will determine the cost after loading.
The mover asks you to sign blank documents.
The mover doesn't provide you with a copy of Your Rights and Responsibilities Brochure
The company’s website has no local address and no information about their registration or insurance.
The mover claims that you have more belongings than estimated.
The moving company demands cash or a large deposit before the move.
Office/warehouse is in poor condition or nonexistent.
The moving company claims all goods are covered by their insurance
On moving day, a rental truck arrives rather than a company-owned or marked fleet truck.
When you call, the phone is answered with a generic “Movers” or “Moving Company.”
