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Moving Tip # 14 -
Garage Sale 2 Months Prior to Start of Packing * Organize a garage sale at least 2 to 3 months BEFORE you begin packing - don't pay to move items you don't use. Be sure to advertise your garage sale in local papers, or put up signs. Also be sure to tell all of your friends and neighbors.
Quick Moving Tip # 82 -
Not All Movers Are Licensed * For interstate, or state to state moving, make sure the mover you choose is registered with the FMCSA and has a USDOT license number. This is the most important aspect in choosing a mover. There are many movers not licensed, and hiring one could spell big trouble.
Moving Tip # 71 -
Are You Packing Your Own Boxes * If you are packing your own boxes don't expect the mover to take liability for damage to the contents unless the box has been severely damaged or crushed
Quick Moving Tip # 76 -
Moving Terms - Carrier * Carrier: The mover transporting your goods. In long distance moves, your carrier will probably have a very large truck, that could carry many households along with yours. For local moving your carrier will likely have small trucks designed for local moving.
Moving Tip # 23 -
Plan For Storage Options * Plan out exactly what you are going to move into your new home and consider short-term and long-term storage options if needed. When considering storage options, take into account length of time and total cost of storage vs. length of time in storage. You'd be surprised how many people spends thousands of dollars storing items that have very little value.
Movers Tip # 17 -
Load Last, Unload First * When loading your items, make sure you designate some boxes for essentials and items needed immediately at unload. Be sure these boxes are clearly labeled as "load last / unload first" or something similar, for easy accessibility. These items might include first day snacks, drinks and food. Also important toiletries and linens, medications, bedding, TV remote and flashlights.
Movers Tip # 39 -
Medications * Keep on top of your medications. Renew your prescriptions and pack them in an accessible place during the move. Make sure to put them in a place where the movers won't accidentally pack or load them.
Movers Tip # 51 -
Know Your Moving Rights and Responsiblities * Know your rights, you will be signing a contract. As a consumer you are protected and you do have rights. But you have to do your homework before signing anything. And make sure you completely understand all the terms and conditions of the contract.
Movers Tip # 70 -
Plenty Of Insurance * Make sure you have ample insurance to cover your goods. If you have expensive furniture, this is a must. Have the right amount of insurance to cover any loss or damage during your move. Ask a lot of questions when insuring your goods.
Movers Tip # 45 -
Moving Terms - Order For Service * Order For Service: A list of all the services the mover will perform, and the rates for those services, and shows the dates your household goods will be picked up and delivered. Read this carefully so you know exactly the movers duties during the move.
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