While there are no iron-clad ways to protect yourself against Murphy's Law when planning a move, there are plenty of steps you can take to reduce the likelihood of anything going wrong. In addition to checking out prospective moving companies with the Better Business Bureau and getting a couple of comparative quotes, another simple precaution involves stocking up on packing materials.
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Do you have an upcoming move or relocation? For most of us, this is an incredibly busy time. There are utilities to transfer, people to notify, and seemingly endless boxes to pack. This all adds up to a lot of potential stress. Surprisingly, adding something to your moving task list may make things easier in the short and long term- hosting a moving sale (a.k.a garage sale, yard sale, white elephant sale, flea market, etc.)
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has issued official warnings regarding what it calls "Rogue Movers." These con artists scam innocent consumers into hiring them and then hold the moved possessions hostage while extorting ridiculous fees to unload their trucks. This article offers 4 keys to avoiding the scams.
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That's because moving is not only a stressful process, it can also be a very expensive one. If you use professional movers, the total price tag can range from around $1,000 (for a small, local move) to more than $20,000 (for a large, cross-country or international move). These recommendations can help you bring the expense of your relocation down to size.
Transportation is one of the main things that needs to be arranged. Shorter distances will allow for the pet to travel with the owners in the family vehicle, and this will help settle the animal. If unaccustomed to being in the car, it is probably better to put Fido or Tiddles in a crate where they will soon feel comfortable. Longer journeys may precipitate the need for air travel, and this will need to be planned carefully.
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