Shipping - OMG!!!!! They already inflate the costs of hte parts by 100% and then you have to…read moredouble the cost to get it shipped. $25 for a .5g item. For context a letter and postage stamp would be enough to send this.

They gave me a shipping rate online then email a couple days later with an increase of $350 for a…read moresingle 70lb compressor. 0 stars

This company movers are not good .i lost 16 big boxes of home belongings with this movers. Most of…read morethe furnitures were damaged. The agent is not answering your phon calls. Driver took my expensive paintings and wall decors and is not answering your calls. Do not work whit them

I would not recommend. However, I don't know that there is a good moving company out there. Still…read moreworking thru my experience with Armstrong but learning that what I thought was going to be a good experience is slowly deteriorating. I thought the packers did a good and efficient job but looking at the "detailed inventory" that they prepared, it is anything but detailed. Sure, I can see a box that has a number on it, but there is not indication of what is in the box. If they never packed something, how does an owner account for it? More on this later. They mispresented the condition of my items. My move was cross country. I was provided a delivery window of approximately 7 days which was fine. I was notified by my "coordinator" that my items would be arriving in my new state and that delivery would be on the last day of my delivery window. OK fine, you have had my items for almost 3 weeks. The night before the delivery I texted the coordinator to find out what time I could expect the movers. I was told she would have to wait until the morning to find out, it was Sunday night when I texted her. The next morning I was informed that my items had not arrived at the local dispatch company. Long story short, my delivery showed up 3 days outside the delivery window. So what information was the coordinator going on 4 days before? I won't even get into the "let me tell you how it is" speech that I got from a 2nd coordinator when I asked for the delivery driver to let me know when he was on his way. My items were being delivered to a storage facility and I wanted to make sure I was there to meet them. Let me tell you how it went... no one called me, the delivery showed up at 7 am and we ran out of the house to drive to meet the truck. The delivery team was anxious to unload our items and were shouting out inventory numbers as the unloaded and moved our items into a storage facility. We never had the opportunity to go thru the boxes ourselves to verify what was there. When we tried to slow down, the driver said they needed to move on with their day. Turns out, after going thru our storage unit 3 times, we have items that we cannot locate as being inventoried to begin with AND never delivered. Example, an 8 foot ladder (not sure how you miss that) and a garment bag the held expensive suits. Also disturbing was that someone elses items were included in our delivery. Note: our items were the only delivery on the truck, it was not combined with another delivery. Once you sign the contract with your Armstrong sales rep you will disappear and turn you over to a "coordinator". The coordinators that I dealt with were not able to coordinate my move nor communicate effectively. My guess is that there is a lot of turnover in the position and the skill set required is low. I am now onto the claims phase of my move. So far communication has been vague. I am seeking reimbursement for the late delivery of my items. That process seemed easy until I got unintelligible e-mails from the claims rep asking me to confirm information but no explanation of what I was actually confirming. The 2nd part of my claim will be for my items that were never inventoried and were not delivered. I am waiting for Armstrong to get back to me on that point. I don't have high hopes...why? The OOO that I got for that claims rep said she would return to the office Monday, June 18...June 18 was a Thursday. Not much for detail is she? Again, I don't know if there is such thing as a good experience when you are dealing with a big move, but if you are considering Armstrong, maybe move them down the list.

I'll give their products five thumbs up I ordered two trash cans with the with the lids locks…read morestands all and they told me that it will take about 10 weeks get them, but I actually got them less than a month so I recommend them their products are excellent

We have been doing business with The Cary Company for a couple of years now. We have dealt with…read moremultiple customer service reps, but by far, Jacquie Palumbo has been the BEST! She is so efficient and gets us all the proper information that we need for shipping. She is my go to even when other reps are helping us.

They are the absolute worst! 4 packages lost, in 2 weeks. Mixed stories every time from Margaret…read morewho is a dispatcher / supervisor. They are rude, have NO clue what they are doing. We ship over 25+ packages a week. Moving all my business to FedEx. These guys are clowns.

They no longer are a reliable organization. The UPS of the past is gone…read more It really is a shame because they stood out and were representative of what American business was all about. You had no doubt that the item/s you entrusted to them would be carefully and pridefully handled and delivered to the destination. I seriously doubt it will ever again be the solid, dependable organization it once was.

This is my 'home' US post office location that I've visited at least weekly for the last 17 years…read more My overall rating is 3 stars, but 4 stars for the self-service features and 2 stars for the human-manned positions... I like that this PO location has a unit that allows me to send packages without waiting in long lines. And, yes there are often lines here. The thing is that the self serve machine only takes packages that fit into the metal storage unit attached to the machine. 4 stars for this feature. Now on to the human-manned staffers -- the word 'entitlement' comes to mind when I think of most USPS workers. Because while they are always polite, they are not actually friendly in any genuine sense of the word. I also DO NOT TRUST their package prices without first either using the self-service unit to get a price, or using an online calculator. CASE IN POINT: I wanted to ship a used 3/4 guitar to Arizona this week. I measured the package myself and then used an online cost calculator by USPS for the price. I knew the ground rate would be approx $20, and when the "human worker" gave me the price it was that amount but then she said the final price was closed to $48 once she keyed in the measurements. HUH? WHAT? I knew this was WRONG. I said I'd go elsewhere because I had used an online calculator and got the $20 rate... Hence, I went to Office Depot on Roosevelt and sure enough they matched my self-calculated rate. I then opted to spend a few more dollars and shipped the guitar via UPS because I was pissed at the "human" oat the PO.. My suggestion - try using the self service machine to ship. It's easy to use and at least you'll get an accurate price. Overall, USPS as a whole does a poor job in that they try to upsell you CONSTANTLY on services and features that you don't need, while also not being entirely helpful in providing even the most basic necessities such as generic package labels without having to buy them.

This Post Office is out of stock of many uses shipping supplies…read more As far as stamps they do not have a very big selection and some featured stamps are Out of Stock My biggest cimplain is that it would not kill these Postal Emploees to smile and say Good morning or Have a Nice Day back to you

Received payment, no reason why I could not get a simple answer on this without leaving a bad…read morereview. Brokers/agents booking the loads seem helpful but accounting likes to play games and not issue payments without you having to chase them down day after day. I would not haul again from this broker.

We had a very disappointing business experience with DAN HARRIS A truck was ordered and later…read morecanceled, and despite fulfilling our obligations, the TONU was not paid. This shows a lack of professionalism and accountability. I would advise carriers to be careful and verify everything in writing before accepting any load from them

5 STARS! This is my 3rd move with Hassett, BIG thank you to Todd and his team. As everyone is aware…read moremoving is VERY stressful and Todd made sure I was taken care of from start to finish. I appreciate that Todd came downtown (Chicago) to see my condo and discuss the upcoming move. He took the time to draw a plan for me and even suggested methods of packing that would insure my possessions went from point A to B without damage. On moving day the crew that arrived were on time, friendly, prepared and ready to work. My entire move took less time and less money that I had planned and I couldn't be happier. When it comes time for me to "pack up" (pun intended) again, I will 100% be calling Hassett. Thank you!

Really unprofessional employees. They decided to block the entire street during rush hour in the…read moremiddle of the city at Waveland and Pine Grove. When asked to move their truck, so traffic could get by and access the parking lot, they refused and were very aggressive and combative. I called the police and moved on with my day. If you are going to break the law and treat people like this, you probably shouldn't wear your logo and phone number on your shirts.

Finally a real transport company that wasn't just brokering out your car and having you wait ,…read morehoping they find someone to pick it up. Luxury auto transport is fully transparent and by far the best car shipping company I have ever used and will use ! Thanks guys!

Liars and thieves. That is what you get if you hire Luxury Auto Transport to move your car. I hired…read morethem to move my car from Delaware to North Carolina. After they receive payment, they want nothing to do with you. Specifically, Karl Mikulec, Director of Operations and Brenden Gilbert, dispatcher. They would never call back. Never could reach a live person via phone. Every call went to voice mail with no return phone calls. Repeated lies and delays as to why they did not pick up the car. Only received e mail and text. They would never speak with you in person. Numerous times Karl would write he would call me by end of day and guess what? No calls. Not one. No updates. No follow up. They committed to giving me a refund. Guess what? Never got a refund. Like I said. Liars and Thieves. Do yourself a favor and stay as far away as possible from Luxury Auto Transport. I also suspect staged reviews on trust pilot and yelp as Karl Mikulec, Director of Operations for Luxury Auto Transport is the author on some reviews. Surprise, Surprise!!

I've wanted to bid on multiple auctions they have had through the liveauctioneer app until I see…read morehow much they gouge you for shipping. Don't even bother getting a quote from them anymore and I just excluded them from searches. One quote $276 for a painting. $76 to ups and $200 for packaging and handling. 55 comic books is $26 to shipping and $28 to packaging and handling. In no reality should a box and bubble wrap cost more then the shipping cost

Good first experience selling a selection of unrelated antiques, jewelry art and coins. Felt like I…read morehad started a relationship to trust but thinking not. Would recommend. Worked for what I needed at the time. Onwards.