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ParticipantI have used Upack on two cross country moves bc we were not paid moving expenses on either occasion. I dont know if i would use it now (more stuff and nicer stuff) but it worked well for what it was.
Upack drops a truck (without the cab) in front of your home. You have a set amount of time to have it packed and you put up a lockable partition once you are finished. They pick it up, pack the rest of the truck with freight going to your destination area (this contributes to the lower cost) and move it across the country. You unpack it when it gets there.
We packed the home ourselves and hired professional movers to move all our stuff out of the home, pack the truck and unpack it on the other end.
In two moves, we lost only one vase and has scratches on one piece of furniture. We put tarps over top of everything to protect our stuff just in case.
Sounds like a lot of hassel but it went smoothly on both occasions and usually saves a lot of money. Picked up movers via emove i believe.
ParticipantI have used Upack on two cross country moves bc we were not paid moving expenses on either occasion. I dont know if i would use it now (more stuff and nicer stuff) but it worked well for what it was.
Upack drops a truck (without the cab) in front of your home. You have a set amount of time to have it packed and you put up a lockable partition once you are finished. They pick it up, pack the rest of the truck with freight going to your destination area (this contributes to the lower cost) and move it across the country. You unpack it when it gets there.
We packed the home ourselves and hired professional movers to move all our stuff out of the home, pack the truck and unpack it on the other end.
In two moves, we lost only one vase and has scratches on one piece of furniture. We put tarps over top of everything to protect our stuff just in case.
Sounds like a lot of hassel but it went smoothly on both occasions and usually saves a lot of money. Picked up movers via emove i believe.
ParticipantI have used Upack on two cross country moves bc we were not paid moving expenses on either occasion. I dont know if i would use it now (more stuff and nicer stuff) but it worked well for what it was.
Upack drops a truck (without the cab) in front of your home. You have a set amount of time to have it packed and you put up a lockable partition once you are finished. They pick it up, pack the rest of the truck with freight going to your destination area (this contributes to the lower cost) and move it across the country. You unpack it when it gets there.
We packed the home ourselves and hired professional movers to move all our stuff out of the home, pack the truck and unpack it on the other end.
In two moves, we lost only one vase and has scratches on one piece of furniture. We put tarps over top of everything to protect our stuff just in case.
Sounds like a lot of hassel but it went smoothly on both occasions and usually saves a lot of money. Picked up movers via emove i believe.
ParticipantI have used Upack on two cross country moves bc we were not paid moving expenses on either occasion. I dont know if i would use it now (more stuff and nicer stuff) but it worked well for what it was.
Upack drops a truck (without the cab) in front of your home. You have a set amount of time to have it packed and you put up a lockable partition once you are finished. They pick it up, pack the rest of the truck with freight going to your destination area (this contributes to the lower cost) and move it across the country. You unpack it when it gets there.
We packed the home ourselves and hired professional movers to move all our stuff out of the home, pack the truck and unpack it on the other end.
In two moves, we lost only one vase and has scratches on one piece of furniture. We put tarps over top of everything to protect our stuff just in case.
Sounds like a lot of hassel but it went smoothly on both occasions and usually saves a lot of money. Picked up movers via emove i believe.
August 26, 2011 at 8:00 AM in reply to: Just when you think the machines have taken over….a glimmer of good news….. #724670ParticipantThey should keep the things in place to instill the fear of a ticket. They should focus cameras on the people who roll through red lights and stop signs.
Im suprised they havent spaced the timing in between lights – between a red one way and the green the other. This would cut down on the potential for accidents due to the clowns that run reds.
There are bigger fish to fry, like all the morons in this state that refuse to use a turn signal. I wish we were allowed to run those people off the road for that nonsense.
And stop ticketing people for speeding on the highway (referring to the ones that stay in the left lanes, not the ones that lane change like they are in a nascar race). All the fast and furious rice rocket boys who feel the need to lane change constantly without signals should be the focal point of Highway Patrol.
Lastly, put left lane for passing only laws like Jersey has. The HP in Jersey are ruthless with that law and we need it here.
August 26, 2011 at 8:00 AM in reply to: Just when you think the machines have taken over….a glimmer of good news….. #724761ParticipantThey should keep the things in place to instill the fear of a ticket. They should focus cameras on the people who roll through red lights and stop signs.
Im suprised they havent spaced the timing in between lights – between a red one way and the green the other. This would cut down on the potential for accidents due to the clowns that run reds.
There are bigger fish to fry, like all the morons in this state that refuse to use a turn signal. I wish we were allowed to run those people off the road for that nonsense.
And stop ticketing people for speeding on the highway (referring to the ones that stay in the left lanes, not the ones that lane change like they are in a nascar race). All the fast and furious rice rocket boys who feel the need to lane change constantly without signals should be the focal point of Highway Patrol.
Lastly, put left lane for passing only laws like Jersey has. The HP in Jersey are ruthless with that law and we need it here.
August 26, 2011 at 8:00 AM in reply to: Just when you think the machines have taken over….a glimmer of good news….. #725359ParticipantThey should keep the things in place to instill the fear of a ticket. They should focus cameras on the people who roll through red lights and stop signs.
Im suprised they havent spaced the timing in between lights – between a red one way and the green the other. This would cut down on the potential for accidents due to the clowns that run reds.
There are bigger fish to fry, like all the morons in this state that refuse to use a turn signal. I wish we were allowed to run those people off the road for that nonsense.
And stop ticketing people for speeding on the highway (referring to the ones that stay in the left lanes, not the ones that lane change like they are in a nascar race). All the fast and furious rice rocket boys who feel the need to lane change constantly without signals should be the focal point of Highway Patrol.
Lastly, put left lane for passing only laws like Jersey has. The HP in Jersey are ruthless with that law and we need it here.
August 26, 2011 at 8:00 AM in reply to: Just when you think the machines have taken over….a glimmer of good news….. #725514ParticipantThey should keep the things in place to instill the fear of a ticket. They should focus cameras on the people who roll through red lights and stop signs.
Im suprised they havent spaced the timing in between lights – between a red one way and the green the other. This would cut down on the potential for accidents due to the clowns that run reds.
There are bigger fish to fry, like all the morons in this state that refuse to use a turn signal. I wish we were allowed to run those people off the road for that nonsense.
And stop ticketing people for speeding on the highway (referring to the ones that stay in the left lanes, not the ones that lane change like they are in a nascar race). All the fast and furious rice rocket boys who feel the need to lane change constantly without signals should be the focal point of Highway Patrol.
Lastly, put left lane for passing only laws like Jersey has. The HP in Jersey are ruthless with that law and we need it here.
August 26, 2011 at 8:00 AM in reply to: Just when you think the machines have taken over….a glimmer of good news….. #725877ParticipantThey should keep the things in place to instill the fear of a ticket. They should focus cameras on the people who roll through red lights and stop signs.
Im suprised they havent spaced the timing in between lights – between a red one way and the green the other. This would cut down on the potential for accidents due to the clowns that run reds.
There are bigger fish to fry, like all the morons in this state that refuse to use a turn signal. I wish we were allowed to run those people off the road for that nonsense.
And stop ticketing people for speeding on the highway (referring to the ones that stay in the left lanes, not the ones that lane change like they are in a nascar race). All the fast and furious rice rocket boys who feel the need to lane change constantly without signals should be the focal point of Highway Patrol.
Lastly, put left lane for passing only laws like Jersey has. The HP in Jersey are ruthless with that law and we need it here.
ParticipantI was under the impression that when trying to sell a home, its best to remove the clutter, personal photos and have it staged (which means clean). If it were me, I would put away the dog beds, dog food, etc and have the place cleaned. Imagine someone who is allergic walking into your house. They will About, Face and walk right out.
ParticipantI was under the impression that when trying to sell a home, its best to remove the clutter, personal photos and have it staged (which means clean). If it were me, I would put away the dog beds, dog food, etc and have the place cleaned. Imagine someone who is allergic walking into your house. They will About, Face and walk right out.
ParticipantI was under the impression that when trying to sell a home, its best to remove the clutter, personal photos and have it staged (which means clean). If it were me, I would put away the dog beds, dog food, etc and have the place cleaned. Imagine someone who is allergic walking into your house. They will About, Face and walk right out.
ParticipantI was under the impression that when trying to sell a home, its best to remove the clutter, personal photos and have it staged (which means clean). If it were me, I would put away the dog beds, dog food, etc and have the place cleaned. Imagine someone who is allergic walking into your house. They will About, Face and walk right out.
ParticipantI was under the impression that when trying to sell a home, its best to remove the clutter, personal photos and have it staged (which means clean). If it were me, I would put away the dog beds, dog food, etc and have the place cleaned. Imagine someone who is allergic walking into your house. They will About, Face and walk right out.
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