Mark The Mover, Inc.

Moving Companies Guide

Moving Scam at www.movingscam.com is a website started by relocation consumers, without any interest in making money.  They do have some paid ads on their website now, but they are a neutral website where they have created the moving 'Super List' with information on movers all over the United States.  Also the website hosts a forum for consumers of moving and relocation where they can share their experiences.

To sumarize what they say, if you want to save money moving, first look at renting a truck.  They say that rening or borrowing a truck and moving yourself is the most economical way to relocate.

At Mark the Mover, we believe that some consumers have reached a point in life where they would rather higher a professional agency to move their heavy items, provide the truck, dollies, pads and make it all happen on time and with care.  Some consumers get aggravated when the rental place charges extra for a dolly, pads, or provides a two page agreement on how to refuels the truck to avoid extra charges at the return of the moving truck.

Mark the Mover specializes in the moving consumer that is looking for a company to show up on time with a neat and uniformed crew and all the equipment required.  Our customers see the value in saving several hours with a moving company that has a track record of prompt service and no hassles.

I just got a call today from a neighbor, frantic, his sister in law had hired a moving company and the movers were not getting the job done.  Unfortunately, we could not move them today, the last Saturday of the month is always jammed and as much as I like my neighbor, we place our first priority on customers that reserved their Mark the Mover moving crews in advance.  I also explained that most moving companies found on signs in the neighborhood or even in the phone book or on google are not licensed movers.  It is altogether unfortunate that consumers don't know this.

But you can educate yourself, the Georgia Public Service Commission has a list of licensed movers including the number of moves they did last year and the number of complaints filed with the GPSC, which you can see by going to http://www.psc.state.ga.us/transportation/carriersdata.asp their website.

Mark the Mover is fully licensed and ready to move in 48 states.  Our largest percentage of customers come from local household relocations, followed by moves all over the southeastern United States.  We also have a large storage customer base due to our secure climate controlled full service warehouse vaulted storage

Confused about moving Insurance? Then visit our new local moving insurance web page.  Remember, that the government calls the moving company a carrier, and the consumer is often called the shipper.  That is because Atlanta Moving requires big trucks,  Mark the mover also gives you careful movers, with full time experience moving Atlanta!

Call us today at (404) 351-0018 to reserve your crew.