Moving Companies Failing to Document Military Weight Ticket Requests
Military personnel completing PCS moves require certified weight tickets for reimbursement, but moving companies fail to annotate these requests on accounts, then deny they were ever made. The dispute leaves service members out-of-pocket for moving costs they are entitled to recoup. There is no independent record of verbal service agreements.
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