Moving container companies miss delivery dates with no real compensation
A moving container company confirmed a delivery date, then pushed it back nearly two weeks, leaving a family with young children without belongings in an empty house. The company offered only a small future-use credit rather than covering the resulting hotel or furniture costs.
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