| The Cheapest Way to Move | Category: Moving Budget |
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It's Flashback Friday— each week, U-Pack will revisit a blog topic that's been helpful and fun for our readers. Be sure to check the comments section of each post for even more valuable moving advice! It's pretty obvious that everyone wants to find the cheapest way to move. If you're trying to conserve cash, moving with U-Pack is your best bet. Read on to find out why! What is the cheapest way to move? This, folks, is the million dollar question. And, when you Google it, you get lots and lots of answers. Of course, everyone tells you their way is the cheapest way to move – whether it is or not. The only way to find out for sure is to do the research, starting with getting moving quotes. You'll probably find that most full service movers require an in-home estimate, where they come to your home, take a look at your stuff, and estimate your moving cost based on weight. Although there are exceptions, like MoveBuilder&tm; - movers who charge based on space rather than weight – you probably won't add most full service movers to your "cheapest way to move" list. They usually aren't. And, if it is a full service mover that charges by weight, with an unusually low price, you should probably check them out at the BBB and movingscam.com – if it sounds too good to be true, it may be. From what I've read, popular opinion is that the all around cheapest way to move is truck rental. For some reason people automatically assume that truck rental costs less since all of the work is left up to the customer. I have to disagree. The cheapest way to move. Seriously. |
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Date: 5-3-2010
I thought you where the cheapest, but then I checked out My Move Options at http://www.mymoveoptions.com. Seems they offer a professional mover at origin and destination, do you over this with Move Builder. We are trying to move fast.