No surprise, NO CALL! 2 days later she says the insurance adjuster said to go ahead and ship our stuff but that it won't be until the next week. The next day no call, the day after that no call, then Tammy calls says the same thing she told me last time! One more week goes by and she calls to tell me the insurance adjuster will be there the next morning and that she would call me then. Tammy promises me that she will call and how sorry she is. I told them my frustration from the lack of communication and told them I wanted a phone call everyday to get a report about the situation. Finally they call and say they were still waiting to hear from the insurance company. One week goes by and were having a hell of a time trying to even make contact with Billy or Tammy. Who unloads a persons things in the open under black clouds?!! BILLY TINES TRANSFERS DOES! I was shocked by what I was hearing! I had to get a hold of him to find all of this out! He says were waiting to get a hold of the insurance company, and when we do we will contact you from there. My sister called and told me the story, I called Billy and he told me yeah we were unloading your stuff from the truck and had it outside in the open when the rain came down and soaked your stuff. He said there had been a leak in the truck roof and some of our stuff had gotten water damage and that they would have to wait for the insurance company to come and assess the damage. She called Billy and asked when he was going to be there. On the 23rd they were to deliver to Houston Texas, my sister was to meet them at the storage facility to let them in the gate.

I reluctantly paid them with my credit card. I was furious and wish to this day I would have had them unload it all back into my house and let me take it myself! Nevertheless they said if I didn't give them more than half they wouldn't go anywhere. They said that because I used up the rest of the truck and packing materials this was the new charge. I called the company and told them this was not what was agreeded upon in the bid. That's when I told them hey can we please close that door?!!! They did and then proceeded to tell me that I owed them a total bid of $2000!! They barely had room to get all of our stuff on the truck because it was a 3rd of the way full! It started to rain and they were all done just sitting there watching the rain and they had left the truck back door open letting my things get rained on. They ran out of blankets and had to use plastic to wrap everything else which was about half of our furniture. We had all of things packed and in boxes ready to go.

When the movers came they were several hours late, there was two guys one had only been working there for two weeks, the other guy was brand new and it was obvous he didn't know anything about packing.

The movers we supposed to come on the 20th, Tammy called to see if we could move it to the 21nd, and deliver on the 24th, plenty of time to get to Texas from Florida. Tammy ( HIS MOM ) acts as Billy's secretary she told me on the phone after a long conversation that she was in fact his MOTHER. Got several bids from businesses, Billy tines bid was the lowest, his bid was for 1300. Started off with a bid from the bid was for a 2 bedroom house all pictures included and as much detail as possible. I'll try to just give you the facts as they happened. Without even taking a breath or a minute to think, Collins did what most if not all good Doxie moms would do, she punched that bear smack in the face! The Lord must have been with both Fudge and Brooke Collins that evening, for instead of attacking Collins, the bear looked puzzled and then tore off down the driveway and into the bushes.Wow this has been the worst experience with any company ever! I could write a book about how many things went wrong with this move. “That bear was carrying her like a salmon,” she said. Running to the source of the barks, she was horrified to discover a black bear holding little Fudge between its massive paws, biting into the small dog’s neck. Punching a black bear in the face is likely not on the top of anyone’s ‘safety list’, but I’d like to send a shout out to the Juneau, Alaska woman tho did just that–and all to save her little dachshund, Fudge.Īccording to an Associated Press article posted today at the Boston Herald, 22-year-old Brooke Collins was letting her dogs out for an evening stroll when she heard a horrible sounding barks. The black bear was carrying the dog like it would a salmon.

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