Moving Container Company Quotes Wrong Pod Size, Charges Full Rate for Add-On
PODS quoted a customer the wrong storage container size for their move, then required full payment for an additional pod with no compensation for the quoting error. Customer service offered no resolution. The error-correction gap lies in the quoting process, not a product that can be built externally.
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