My Gallagher contact based in Vancouver, Wa. was exceptional. Her name is Lainie. Extremely helpful…read moreand knowledgeable. I always felt like she had my back as I navigated the complex, at times, import customer world. I highly recommend this organization to all. To Gallagher management, give this woman a raise, as a CEO of a data science company I would be proud to have her on my team. Thank you Lainie and to the Gallagher team.

I utilize Gallagher for our import clearance needs for the majority of our accounts and they have…read morealways provided us with the service we require. They are expeditious, responsive and extremely knowledgeable. I highly recommend them for any of your import needs.

I am so glad that I no longer have accounts with AXA Denver…read more Clearly, being transparent about fees, penalties or returned calls was not my experience. I had an attorney and non AXA planner review my accounts and learned that they were charging me extreme management fees for 15 years. Interesting that over that number of years fees never came up. Knowing my financial situation would have never warranted the products they sold me. Be certain that they will sell their own products and impose as many "riders" for each as possible. I strongly suggest that if you are shopping for financial planners do your homework and ask about fees, penalties and fiduciary responsibility.

Axa has been going around to public schools and getting teacher's to sign up for 403Bs. They enter…read moreour public schools in Denver under the facade that they are there to "help teachers". The reality is, they could not care less! They get commissions off every new account. As a teacher, once you open a 403B with Axa, they FAIL to mention that every contribution needs to be in their system/bank for 6 years before you can transfer it/take it out. I recently left the profession, all the money I made off my investment I cannot take with me. It stays with Axa because "it has not been in the bank for more than 6 years). If I want all the investment, then the money needs to stay with Axa basically for the next 20 years with the amounts of contributions I have given. I made ZERO money on the account PLUSm they took extra money out for miscellaneous "fees" the again, they did not disclose when they came to my school and sold their services to us. TEACHERS BEWARE! Any financial firm that comes to your school for business is a SCAM at best. You are better off going through a credit union and verifying their legitimacy through https://brokercheck.finra.org and the North American Securities Association which can be found at: http://www.nasaa.org/2709/how-to-check-out-your-broker-or-investment-adviser/ Oh and you wanna know what else? They guy you signed me up, whom I TRUSTED ended up not being my financial advisor. I got some random guy instead and I NEVER got any notification of changes whatsoever (nor communication on my account). SO there you go. You really want to trust these scam artists with your money? Shame on you Axa.

I was so impressed by this company…read more I had my first car shipped from coast to coast in 2015 and remember being happy with this company. Last month, I had my Mercedes shipped from New Jersey to California. Dispatch was kind and gave me updates. All of my questions and messages were responded to immediately. The driver was kind, professional, courteous, gave me his cell number for any questions and got my car to me earlier than promised. Very happy with this company and would highly recommend this to family or friends. thank you!

The booking process was super easy and they patiently answered all my question. My car even showed…read moreup to days early definitely not something you see often in this industry. They were very good services. Thank you so much to the whole team.

UPDATE #2: The company fixed our walls free of charge and we are in the process of filling a claim…read morefor the damages to our stuff. UPDATE: I have been contacted by the company who have said they will repair the damage and we are working on the claim for the damage to our belongings. Will update again when that process is done. We moved from Colorado to Virginia. The guys that came to pack up our stuff were fantastic. Very fast and packed most of our belongings with care. The crew that came out to unpack our belongings on the other hand did not care one bit. Not only were our things damaged, but they also damaged our walls in the process. I have chunks of drywall missing from our walls. The refrigerator liner was punctured and our washer was damaged and scraped.

I would strongly advise anyone considering Edens Moving Company to look elsewhere…read more Our experience was one of the most unprofessional customer service experiences I have ever had. During our move, the movers damaged two TVs, a table, and a dresser, and they also failed to deliver our weight set. When we contacted the company, customer service representative Danielle had the driver call us directly. Instead of resolving the issue, the driver told us he had no intention of bringing our weights back because we were "too far out of the way." When we asked what he could do to make the situation right, we simply told him the value of the missing weights. His response was, "Fuck that," before arguing with us and hanging up the phone. (Driver name: RIchard) Thinking customer service would help, we called back only to be met with even more unprofessional behavior. Danielle raised her voice, blamed us for the situation, called us liars, and told us that because we didn't purchase additional insurance, we were essentially "SOL." There was no accountability, no empathy, and no effort to resolve the damage or recover our missing property. The most disappointing part is that we weren't asking for anything unreasonable. We simply wanted the company to take responsibility for damaged and missing items and work toward a fair resolution. Instead, it became very clear that they simply did not care. To make matters worse, I had actually referred someone else to this company before experiencing this myself. Unfortunately, they had a similar experience and have been waiting over two months for their belongings. As of today, we still have not been compensated for the damaged items or had our missing property returned. Accidents can happen during a move. What separates a good company from a bad one is how they handle those situations. Based on our experience, Edens Moving Company failed completely in that regard. I cannot recommend this company to anyone and would encourage others to choose a mover that values professionalism, accountability, and customer service.

Dena and her team have recently helped my husband and me sell our home in SW Longmont. We had an…read moreexceptional experience with her and her assistant Shelby. As soon as the contract was signed with her, she quickly made the house picture-ready by rearranging some of the furniture and improving the decoration. She then had high quality pictures produced by hiring one of the best photographers in the area. During the selling process, Dena exhibited her professionalism by patiently listening to our every need and calmly providing knowledgeable and helpful feedback. She had always been responsive and prompt even on evenings and weekends. Because of her diligent work, our house was sold in a short time frame above our asking price, exceeding our expectation. We could not have asked for a better, nicer, and more pleasant realtor than Dena. We will instantly hire Dena again for future real estate needs and strongly recommend her to our friends.

Dena and team are very professional and thorough in their approach to selling your home. They are…read moregreat assets to have during a very stressful process.

I have already written a review on how horrible these movers were. Negligent, incompetent and…read moreirresponsible. We moved at the end of June and now it is November. I have finally been offered a settlement of $77 from their "insurance co." I has taken 5 months and cost me close to $1,000 to repair and/or replace my damaged and/or lost furniture. How is it possible for these people to get away with this?! When checking out a mover if their insurance coverage is with MovingClaims.net run fast and far. It means that they are a fly by night operation and that they can loose, break and destroy your property and not give you anything for it. Buyers beware!

northern van lines and moving connections are all liars and unprofessional…read more 4/3/2012 i asked joshua wiley 3 questions: 1-are you a broker or an actual mover? he said a mover. 2-what are your cancellation policies? josh replied, 5 days prior to pick up, deposit is refundable. 3-do i need to pay for insurance as a precaution? he answered your belongings will be professionally handled and we offer protection at no additional cost. i told josh i didn't have a destination address yet and he guaranteed me two things: 1-northern van lines' climate controlled 30 days free of charge storage 2-he said the fact that i was in no rush for delivery played in my favor. hence, based on the questions answered above, i was comfortable to start business with northern van lines. i made a $525 deposit based on $1400/2,000lbs. (everything up to this point was being done verbally over the phone.) the week of april 15th 2012, i get a call from julian claiming to be the quality assurance guy. julian then says he has to re-reserve my pick with dispatch to include the correct inventory and he would need an additional $300-$400 to do so. i told julian i did not have that money to give instantly and that's when he threatened to inform his drivers at pick to leave my boxes. i started panicking and called josh right after i hung up with julian. i told josh that i did not feel 100% sure of doing business with them anymore because of my conversation with julian, so i asked him to refund my $525 deposit and cancel my reservation. (note that i asked for a refund on april 17th, a week prior to my pick up date.) to my big surprise, josh tells me the contract he sent me stated my deposit is non-refundable--josh falsified information over the phone to lock me into doing business with him by stating 5 days notice prior to delivery guaranteed one's refund. mind you that i made my deposit on the 3rd of april over the phone with him prior to me signing that contract he sent and i signed on the 13th of april. at that point i was forced to do business with him because i did not have the extra funds to forfeit $525 and go with a different mover. little did i know then that he had also falsified information about the free 30 days storage. communication & professionalism lacks this company. after everything that had happened, i tried calling josh to get some questions answered but he would not pick my call up. days after not hearing anything back about where my goods were, i called customer service and spoke with wes who was surprised that there were no notes associated with my job id. wes then informed me that my goods were still in kansas due to a truck delay, he also told me prior to loading my goods from their warehouse for the new haven direction, dispatch was going to call me and inform me my goods were loaded and i should be getting ready for delivery. that never happened. nor did i get a call or an email giving me details about my updated moving bill. after millions of calls, they finally told me my goods were in new haven, ct (at this point because i did not receive that promised call prior to driving my goods to new haven, i was not ready for them to deliver.) so i called them back and told them to either bring my stuff back to kansas or hold them in storage for the 30 days free as originally promised. at my big surprise, the kansas dispatch says if i want my stuff in storage, they will charge me $400. so i went on to contact amy who was also unable to resolve the $400 extra charge. amy started avoiding my calls as well. amy is now saying everything will cost me $2500, and she is not releasing my goods (held in a new jersey warehouse) until i pay with a credit card. i called and even left a voicemail for robert michaels. never heard back from him. i also learnt that northern van lines is falsifying information into luring customers to think they are actual movers instead of brokers (carlos told me this himself when i asked which company he worked for.) in addition, moving connections inc. is somehow involved in this process although i never entered any contract with them to touch my belongings. i contacted the attorney general of oregon and spoke with joann who stated that they have been having issues with northern van lines as well. joann warned me to seek legal help immediately because my belongings could be in danger of being get ride of by northern van lines. do not even think of ever contracting with these two companies unless your sanity is not of importance to you.