I hired Starving Students to move me from my house in Chandler Arizona to my new house six miles down the road on June 25, 2010. After the movers finished the move it was discovered that they had broken the end base piece of a very expensive nine piece oak Entertainment Center. Instead of notifying me when the damage was taken place, they put the damaged piece behind all of the other furniture in the family room to hide it. The movers also moved two ceramic garden hose pots. The movers broke one of the pots by dropping it on the ground. I notified and filed a claim with the movers. They denied ever moving the ceramic pot and stated that they advised me that they would not be able to move it from one house to the other. They also denied ever damaging the entertainment center. In order for me to file a claim with the movers I was required to weigh the damaged piece. Because the piece they damaged was part of a nine piece set, I felt it was appropriate to weigh all of the pieces as they have to work together. The total weight for all the pieces is approximately 485 pounds. They're supposed to pay .60 cents per pound for reimbursement. Not only did they lie and say they did not damage any items but they would be happy to give me $45.00 for my troubles. I have filed a claim with the American Moving & Storage Association (AMSA) and will have no problem taking this as far as I can take it. It is time these rip off companies get what they deserve.

This is an obvious SEO. Notice the date of the events (nearly 2 years ago).