Question: If I understand correctly, you have 2 p/u stops, and the items listed above, includes both locations. Correct? (6/11/2009)
Response: That is correct, there are two pick up locations and the listing above includes the sum total of the estimated items to be transported. Thanks for asking. (6/11/2009)
Question: Depending on prices at that time about $6000 (6/12/2009)
Response: Thank you for the estimate. When will you be submitting a bid? I know the move is a ways off--I wanted to get some idea of how much it will cost. (6/16/2009)
Response: Closer to the move date so I can give a exact price. (6/16/2009)
Response: Hello; it is closer to my move date. Would you be interested in bidding? (8/13/2009)
Response: What is the yr., make, and model of the car? Also, live plants need special permits and may be quarantined. We may be able to work around that. (8/14/2009)
Response: 2006 Infiniti M45. I'd prefer to take my plants to Florida with me but if I have to give them away locally, I will. (8/14/2009)
Response: Are the storage items, in addition to the inventory list? (8/14/2009)
Response: The storage items are included in the inventory list. (8/14/2009)
Response: I can provide a 26' truck, and a car carrier. I would wrap furniture, load/unload, set up beds etc., and provide insurance, for $7569.52. This includes all expenses and tolls, and the fee I pay uShip. I calculated this on today's cost. thank you, Tom (8/14/2009)
Response: Thanks for your bid. It is quite a bit more than I was hoping to have to pay; I'll see what other bids I receive before making a decision. (8/17/2009)
Response: Thank you for giving me the opportunity. As a legal mover authorized to move across state lines, my costs are considerably higher than those of others who are not licensed, and offer no insurance. I would also be taking only your shipment, so you wouldn't have to worry about delays or missing items, that can and does happen with multiple loads. Whatever you decide, good luck with your move. (8/17/2009)
Question: I can give you a bid for a 8x8x24ft or a 7x7x26ft box. I pack tight so you may fit all inside. Best to use smaller boxes and half full plastic bags for clothings to fill gaps. I go by total volume. If we can do one truck only then $5,000 with loading and a pet included. The questions is how much fuel will be then. (6/12/2009)
Response: Thank you for your response. When will you be submitting a bid? I know the move is a ways off--I wanted to get some idea of how much it will cost. When you refer to the dimensions of the "box" above, are you referring to the cargo portion of a truck? Are the fuel costs in addition to the $5000 estimate or are they already included? Will you require a deposit and if so, how much and when? Do you transport cars?
Ven (6/16/2009)
Response: I am going to place a bid so you will see the terms, if you accept I will be able to hold the price since it will give me time to find other bids on the other direction. I will make it to pay on 4 parts excluded the deposit you pay to Uship. I move cars for the families I move. It is cheaper to use a multiple car hauler and some vehicles are found too heavy or wide for the rental companies trailers. The 8'x8'x24' is the inside dimension of the box, it is the comercail version has more attachments inside & liftgate. The bigest one privates rent has a 26ft box but the inside dimension is 7'x7'x26'= 1274 cubic ft instead 1536 for the 24ft comercial but they have towing which the comercail do not. (6/16/2009)
