PODS refuses to expedite container delivery leaving family without furniture for two weeks
A moving storage company refused to deliver a container sooner than a two-week window despite the family sleeping on the floor with no kitchen access, and a supervisor ended the call without resolution. No exception or compensation was offered.
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