No Way to Redirect or Locate a Moving Container Once It Is In Transit
Customers using portable storage/moving services who need to change a delivery destination after pickup find the company cannot provide real-time location visibility or process redirect requests until the container reaches its next facility. The only escalation channel is an email to a logistics department with no defined response time.
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