Okay- this is a very late review-the date was almost 2 months ago and it's kind of different. You'll see why-it's not a review for the actual Moving services at Aussies, but rather a review of the people at Aussies. So you'll know that the kind of people that they employ in this company have a high level of Quality, Integrity and Honor. That at least two of their young men possess these attributes and from knowing THIS you will realize that you are in safe hands with this company. I believe that the two were Richard and Steven, because I can't find my notes right now from that fateful day, but when I do and if necessary then I will edit. These guys were my angels one day. Literally. My car engine had been given a terminal diagnosis the day before, but I was told that if I wanted to risk driving it again, there might be a bit of life left in it. So I risked it. Made it to my destination, but on the way back home, the car died. Forever. Right at the busy intersection of I35 & Riverside Dr. heading South, right after crossing the bridge. Picture this spot if you will. Very busy location. Light turns green, and my car inches forward but that's all, just enough to block the entire intersection and send furious glares my way from drivers around me, I'm helpless at this point. I hop out just by my door and start hollering "Can someone help me move this out of the way??!!" Nothing. Then, a couple of pan-handlers began pushing from behind and the car moved slowly and barely made it out of the main box, then the road began an incline, Uh Oh. not enough man power any more. My joy instantly went to fear as I am now right in the middle of traffic- I open my door again, hop out and standing right next to it, turned my head around and what do I see? Running up from behind, dressed all in black, and running in unison side-by-side were my two saviors! It was as if I had just called over to them personally, and they came running upon hearing my cries for help! To this day I don't really know how it all happened. It was all in slow motion, like a car wreck, only with a good ending. Later they told me that they saw this poor lady with her car broken down, and even though they were ON their way to WORK, they stopped their car, parked it right there by the side of the access road and ran to help me. I don't think they even stopped to think about it, it was just an automatic reflex for these two. Their strength picked up where the others' left off and they were magically able to push my car UP HILL into an UP HILL DRIVEWAY and Parking Lot and out of the road while I steered. And to top it off, as I was seriously freaked out by then, they were so kind and attempted to calm me down and to help me figure out what to do next. They guided me through the logical steps, "Ok, get your stuff that's important out of the car, leave a note, lock it up" etc. THEN they offered to give me a ride home, not even asking me how far or where I was going!! I ask you, when does this ever really happen except for in a movie?? We had a wonderful talk all the way to my home which wasn't close at all, but they didn't mind and smiled all the way keeping up the chatter to keep me calm. Their main concern was for my welfare and making sure that I was OK and smiling again. What gentlemen! These are they kind of men that all men should be. Courteous, kind, polite and going above and beyond to help someone in need. Unbelievable. Okay, this is long but I don't care. These guys saved my life and they work for Aussie's and when and if I ever have to move again, they will be the FIRST place that I call for help, because I know that not only will they actually be able to easily move my things safely with strength and muscle, but they will be people that I can trust to treat me with respect and to make sure all is well before handing me my receipt for work well done. That is my story and it is true. These guys are my heroes and really made what could have been a nightmare into a happy experience and rekindled my faith in humanity, at least for one day. read more