By MyApronStore April 12, 2012
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By Absolute Training, LLC January 14, 2012
YOU ARE THE BEST !!!!! Thank you for connecting to our network! We will be sending customers your way! We also wish you success in your business! Please contact Absolute Training, LLC at (702) 530-OSHA, (702) 979-GUNS or (702) 580-4358 (you can leave a message or text us as well) if is anything that we can do for you. Best of luck! ...read more
By Chair Caning & Wicker Repair December 10, 2011
Chair Caning & Wicker Repair Mooresville, NC. 704-235-8171 (By Appointment Only) – is honored have to you join our network. We wish your business to have continued growth and success. To help with your success here is five stars for your great company. We would also like to extend a special discount to our connections & their clients, just mention Merchant Circle for discount. Let us help on any Chair Caning or Wicker Repair needs. Services Include: Rush - Fiber or Natural, Pressed Cane, Hand/Strand Cane, Splint, Blind Cane, Danish Cord, and Wicker Repair. Visit our website www.chaircaning.webs.com for photos of recent repairs. ...read more
Staging Homes To Sell Fast, Save On Moving CostsHere is a move tip for staging homes to sell faster, for a better price and as an extra bonus you will save on moving costs.Making your home look roomy is a key part in staging a home. Shredding old documents will help with clutter. Shredding old records will also help prevent Identity theft. Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in today’s world.And guess what shedding and destroying unneeded documents will save money on your move. Volume is the biggest driver of relocation costs. Long distance, and storage moves are done by weight – reduce weight reduce costs. Local moves are hourly, less to move = less time. When your home looks roomy it sells faster. Prospective buyers want to feel as if they are buying a spacious new home. Closets&attics; full of stuff makes a house cramped. Houses that have wonderful storage spaces always look and appeal more.And since you sorted through and destroyed old records ahead of time preparing for the busy move time is simpler and faster. Some moving companies also are in the Records Management business. Ask them if they will do the shredding for you. A company likeAdmiral Records Managementis a perfect example. We know because we happen to own that business as well asAdmiral Movers. Staging homes sells Shredding helps prevent Identity Theft Shredding and recycling is environmentally friendly Reducing and sorting old documents will expedite the moveThe shredding of old documents, donating unwanted items reduces moving costs.If you are moving with Admiral Movers we will shred up to 200lbs. of documents FREE. For more tips on staging homes or reducing moving costsfill out the form to the right or call (877) 816- 3454 ...read more
By Admiral Movers May 24, 2014
How to Move “On-the-Cheap”— A Cheapo Mover’s Survival Guidexml version='1.0' encoding='%SOUP-ENCODING%' If you’re trying to move at bargain-basement prices, you need to be prepared for the worst, because that’s what you’ll get. So for those of you who insist on choosing the cheapest mover you can find, here’s my best advice and a few survival tips for your bottom-dollar move: Plan to Lose Everything When you move, you are entrusting your property to someone else’s care—care in handling your property, care in moving your property, and care in delivering it. The cheapest vendors don’t know the appropriate ways to handle sensitive equipment, sensitive records and valuable items, and frankly don’t care—they are more interested in finding their next mark and getting their next check than in doing right by you. So as long as you expect to lose everything, you won’t be disappointed. “Insurance? What Insurance?” Reputable movers are insured, so that if an accident happens, you, their valued client, are made whole. Cheap movers can’t afford decent insurance because they don’t charge enough for their services, so don’t think for a second you will be able to recover anything from their insurance, if they even have any. “Liability for Breach of Confidentiality Costs HOW MUCH?” Just because your mover doesn’t have insurance, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t—in fact, you should beef up your insurance to cover your exposure to additional risk, or in the move you could lose everything you ever WILL have in addition to everything you currently have. Not only will your cheapo movers not protect your and your customers’ confidential information, they might very well help themselves to it while your records are in their custody. So unless you have hundreds of thousands of dollars socked away for a rainy day, you’d best prepare yourself. Incompetence Will Rule the Day If you think moving can be done right by any dumb fool, prepare to have your hypothesis tested to the limit on moving day. There are logistical issues about where you can park, how to best load and unload to maintain the stability of the truck and protect its contents, how and what you can stack, how to protect furniture and equipment from damage in transit, and even the best way to carry heavy or bulky items so you don’t drop them. Your cheap movers won’t have a clue about any of that, so plan on hours of extra time and thousands of dollars in extra damage their stupidity will cause. “Call Someone Who Cares—if You Can Find a Number” Cheap movers are often either fly-by-night operations or firms that are about to go belly-up and file for bankruptcy. They don’t necessarily have real offices, or real phone numbers, and even if they have either of those now, there is no guarantee you’ll be able to find hide or hair of them when everything with your move goes wrong. Just try filing suit against someone you can’t find, and see how satisfying it is to win a default judgment you’ll never see a dime of because it would cost you thousands of dollars to even attempt to collect on it. They have no assets, no property in their names, and no licenses you can try to have revoked— and you have no one to blame but yourself. Real Movers Charge Real Rates and Offer Real Peace-of-Mind—You Really Do Get What You Pay For Moving is a service, and real movers make a point of providing excellent service to you before, during AND after your move. They know how to handle all of your property with care and concern, and in fact treat it as their own. They want to earn your business in the future and your total satisfaction at the time of your move, and they invest in the right equipment and personnel to handle everything for you quickly, efficiently and properly. Real movers charge appropriate rates and carry appropriate insurance including liability insurance, and they will prove it to you with a certificate of insurance. Real movers have an established, long-term presence, a roster of repeat-customer fans, and a track record of avoiding problems altogether or, if they can’t, making things right. And they do it again and again. Real movers want to provide the very best service so they can charge higher rates, because they know your peace-of-mind is something you’ll pay to keep, especially where your valuable property, furniture, equipment and records are concerned. You’ve invested thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars in what you’re moving—why on earth would you skimp when you’re moving that kind of investment? So if you choose to cheap out on your move, I wish you the very best of luck, and hope you’ve made the very best preparations—you’re going to need it. ...read more
By Admiral Movers September 29, 2011
More and more we are seeing traditional long distance household movers camouflaging themselves as office movers. It is no mystery why, the housing is off so it is survival. For very little money they buy or rent plastic crates, but, they miss the point. That point is using a plastic crate means you still have all the downtime associated with packing and stacking. Once everything is placed and stacked guess what your business is SHUT DOWN, no revenue, no productivity, no customer care. A plastic crate is a box, albeit a plastic box, but it is still a box. So you arrive at your new office, more downtime as you go through and unpack your crates/boxes. Also they are the wrong size for office material (books, files, manuals) which always goes in a 1.2 cube box because of the weight. No mover would allow you to load a box bigger than a 1.2 cube box, because at 1.2 cubes you are already at 50 lbs. Plastic crates are twice that the size of a 1.2 at 2.5-3 cubes andweigh80-90lbs. And who is going to be packing, loading those mammoth boxes/crates your office staff. I hope you have very forgiving workman’s compensation insurance because you are about to hurt someone.These wiseguys will say things like “plastic crates are green”, “they are renewable” but, what they are not is efficient for an office move unless you do not mind the hassle. And you have more money than good sense. The household mover does not really care he just wants your money until house moves pick back up and he can return to what he really does.Real office moving professionals will use office gondolas, double-sided book shelves (shelves tilt in) on ultra smooth caster using non skid, non marking wheels. They load in a tenth of the time as packing and you items are accessible the whole time. (unless you want secure transfer, where we use a different material to seal gondolas, numbered security seals). Gondolas allow one mover to move what would normally take 3-4 movers which not only cuts down on your downtime it save moving charges as well. Everything is in order throughout the move. Getting you back up and running immediately is the icing on the cake. And since no boxes, petroleum, plastic were used anywhere in the process I guess we know who the GREEN mover is.Be sure to look for a true box-less mover with office gondolas, they will also have E-carts for smooth ride in anti-static bubble wrap bags for electronics and computers. If one of these crate mover are not serious enough about office making to make the full investment of gondolas tell him to take a hike with his plastic crate/boxy things! ...read more
By Admiral Movers April 10, 2011
Moving to a new home is often stressful and overwhelming. There are many important factors to consider and plan for, including the overall cost of moving. One way to make the process of moving a little bit more manageable and controlled is to estimate your moving costs ahead of time. This will help yo... ...read more
