Moving Company Damage Claims Lack Direct Access to Claims Department
A customer whose property was damaged during a PODS container delivery describes being unable to reach the claims department directly, forced instead to escalate through supervisors and wait indefinitely for resolution. This reflects a broader gap in accountability and communication when service companies handle property damage disputes.
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