2004 Jeep Cherokee Special Edition

June Shashura Submitted this review about Move On Time
Review made Live: 2/25/2006 9:02:00 AM
The time and price for the transport of the Jeep was good. The problem with this was that the Jeep was damaged in transport and I could not get anyone to admit it was their problem. The transport company (Mini Rigs, Inc.) did not get any paperwork from the dealer in Florida stating that there was/was not any damage to the vehicle. I have pictures that show that the Jeep was undamaged before pick-up. Estimates of the damage are $500 and no one will accept the blame. I tried to get Andy and the transport company to split the cost with me but Andy became very rude and beligerent with me. I was also told by the transport company to"take me to court and sue me for the damages". I recommend to everyone to make sure that you have ALL the proper paperwork in hand and also to document any damage. My transport of the Jeep now will cost me over $1000 and I don't think that is a very good deal, do you?
Be aware that Andy is only a broker (a middleman) who gets his commission by finding a trucking company willing to transport your vehicle for you and he is not responsible for anything (losses or lateness) that occurs with your vehicle.

Company Response
Ed Reznik from Move On Time Submitted this response.
Response Date: 2/28/2006 8:40:00 AM
This is a copy of your e-mail to me after reciving your car: From: June & Mick [mailto:junickey@msn.com] Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 03:00 To: Andy Kasper Subject: Re: Job #476926 Transport Assigned The Jeep was delivered on Sunday February 12 in the afternoon. Thanks for the good service. The driver was very pleasant to deal with. If I need to transport another vehicle, I will probably use your company again. Thanks Serveral days later you called me about damage and this is how I responded: I spoke with the carrier and I was advised as follows: 1. You and he spoke with the seller at the time of the delivery. 2. The seller admitted to driving the vehicle for 2 weeks before pick-up. 3. The scratches were covered with mud and definitely had been on the vehicle for some time. 4. An inspection report was completed at the pick-up point. I am positive that if you speak with the person that inspected the scratches they will advise you that they are indeed not new to the vehicle. In that you signed a completed bill of landing and you confirmed satisfaction of delivery be e-mail on 02/14/06, there is nothing available to satisfy your new complaint. If the person who inspected the vehicle can verify that the scratches are in fact new and can provide me with a signed report as such, I will forward the document to the carrier for resolution. The Jeep is 2 years old and it is very difficult to accept a claim for scratches. However, if you can provide the documentation requested every effort will be made to bring a satisfactory resolution to the complaint. It is impossible to process claims after you sign a clean delivery report and after you communicate with the driver and seller on the same day of delivery.