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Best Auto Movers Submitted this response.
Response Date: 3/5/2015 6:22:00 PM
As stated on the contract, we were supposed to deliver the cars by 01/12/15 and they were delivered exactly on that date. Our truck actually arrived to the delivery location on Friday, Jan 9th, but since the delivery location closed at 4pm and would not accept the cars after hours or on Saturday/Sunday, our driver had to wait till Monday to unload the cars. Also, considering the fact that it was snow storm time and many trucks would not make deliveries on time, our truck arrived without any delays.
Here is a link to see a copy of the contract: https://www.evernote.com/shard/s274/sh/7eb091cb-e7bf-4136-a48a-ce18fa0bb8e5/030ddb27f316007e91f7d9fa25858523
When the cars were being picked up, all 5 of them had scratched rims which were marked off on all 5 Bill of Ladings. Keep in mind that those Fiskers were being picked up from a test field which means that they were not handled with care during the test drives and already had curb scratches. Below are the links to the copies of Bill of Ladings as a proof that all of the scratches on the rims existed before we loaded the cars for transport.
BOL 1 - https://www.evernote.com/shard/s274/sh/e5fb5329-0cc6-4447-9d62-c78810734ca3/8a2f76c09704447c194a42f6f929cea4
BOL 2 - https://www.evernote.com/shard/s274/sh/5c6b7d41-4d4a-409e-85b9-1da8425baa05/1d1b415f62b0c5d9270faf06118484a3
BOL 3 - https://www.evernote.com/shard/s274/sh/966259ad-3867-432d-9f8c-99e459c557e2/ee9caad9835cd5330541b882891ac1cb
BOL 4 - https://www.evernote.com/shard/s274/sh/9bfa19c6-5352-4be8-8550-017abd490c43/9d00b997e44ea234ce69e3d7575c76c0
BOL 5 - https://www.evernote.com/shard/s274/sh/de2e4f31-1810-4e06-834d-4fba85a1247a/295958a836e3bd72b177d490fb368e4e
When the cars were delivered and unloaded, the receiver claimed that 2 of the Fiskers had new scratches on the rims and that he saw the driver causing those scratches when unloading the cars. When asked to point out where the scratches were made and how, he could not say anything or point out anything. Then he started refusing to pay the transport fee, which made us believe that he was just trying to avoid the payment by claiming that we caused the damage, or just wanted to get a discount out of the total price considering that he claimed that the damage cost was worth $1,000. So the customer did submit the claim, and after the investigation, insurance denied the claim and noted it as fraud.
Also the transport was actually enclosed not open.