Moving scam - INTERNIC MOVING SERVICES
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Moving scam - INTERNIC MOVING SERVICES Dear Madame/Sir, Me and my husband had searched for a moving company on the Internet, to relocate from Vancouver, Canada to San Jose, California. Finally, we decided to go with Internic MovingServices. They offered us a cost of US$1995.00 for 3000 (lbs). The offer also stated that a 0.85 cents will be charged for any additional pound. We did have in total 3,350 (lbs). That is a total of US$2,292.50 for 3,350 (lbs). We signed the contract, and we paid an advance of US$395 to Internic Moving Services. Internic subcontracted this moving to another company "Vega Line" based in Richmond, BC Canada. When Vega Line arrived in San Jose, CA, they asked for the amount of $2,818.17, otherwise they won't unload our goods from the truck. We tried to contact Internic but they didn't answer the phone. So, Vega Line blackmailed us, and we ended overpaying $920.67 in order to get our goods back. Vega Line said: "Go and discuss with Internic, they should give you the difference back, they are a big company..." The next day we called Internic Moving Services again. The manager form Internic, Jack Monier said that he can't give us the money back because Vega Line blackmailed us and they also did the same thing to another family. However, he said, he will contact them and solve the case. We called every day, few times per day for an answer, and they sent us from one department to another. We contacted VISA, since they charged us on VISA, and tried to dispute the charges. We told VISA about the scam, and they are taking no action.
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