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Keep in mind that this involves driving around an unfamiliar city (Denver) during morning rush hour. So, off to the next U-Haul location, which is where the people at the first place told him to go. But we can take the hitch.' Think about this for a minute: what the FUCK is my family going to do with the trailer if they don't have a hitch to tow it with? My dad contemplates just leaving the trailer in their parking lot, but he is told that he'll be charged with a late fee and some bullshit 'destination charges' if he does that. They get to the first U-Haul place in Denver and are told 'Sorry, but we can't accept the trailer, we have too many of them already. They just had to drop down to Denver to a U-Haul place, drop off the trailer, and wait half an hour (according to U-Haul) for the rental hitch to be uninstalled. I bid my family farewell, as they were leaving that morning to start the drive back to Oregon (which they were plannning on taking 3 days to do). We arrived in Boulder in front of my dorm building early in the morning, I got all checked in and met my roomate, and we unpacked the trailer and got me all moved in to my room. The drive to Colorado was uneventful, and we took a few extra days and stopped in Jackson Hole, WY, a couple places in Montana, and Steamboat Springs, CO. Everything went well when we had the hitch installed and picked up the trailer (see story #2 for the nightmare version of this experience).

My family had rented a 4x8' trailer and trailer hitch to help me move out to Colorado for my freshman year at CU. The first one involves a hellish day of trying to return a trailer and get the towing hitch removed from our car. Ok, here are my two U-Haul stories (slightly shortened for readability): So I've got a broken DVD Burner in my closet in a box with peanuts.

The tech said 'keep it.' My dad asked for it in writing and we never heard from them. However, after informing them that we had stopped payment on it and received out money back, we asked them where they wanted their drive (I had my money back, its theirs now).

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Its been almost 9 months now, so I figure I am free from it. The paperwork from the bank said they would persue legal actions with them and if they lost, they would take my money back. The bank returned my money, we gave them copies of all my e-mails and the paperwork. So he called the bank (I'm on his account) and stopped payment on the credit card (its actually a debit card with visa logo). My dad called them and spoke with them and go nowhere. When I received the RMA back, a month after I shipped it, the paperwork said 'RMA Refused, Item physically damaged.' So I filed for an RMA with the company I bought it from (as the manufacture was very little help). The system would detect it, but no media. I bought a DVD burner online, that when it arrived there was damage to the drive. but usually when i think of disputing credit card charges, i think of when you lose your card or if your # got stolen or whatever.Īs am I very young with the Credit Card situation, here is a story.

i'm not saying you should have to pay for it, by any stretch of the imagination. How does disputing a credit card charge for something like this work? i mean, you did get the truck. I'm fairly new to the credit card game, so perhaps someone can clarify something for me. If even 25% of the people who got screwed over by U-Haul took this one simple measure, they'd be forced to change their business model. I know someone else said this, but you really need to do it. To get an exact quote to move your safe, please fill out our Quote Form below.I would _call the credit card company and dispute payment_, immediately. The cost of moving for other locations you can find here: Rates may vary depending on the logistics of the move. Above table is for reference purposes only. Additional services such as bolt down will incur additional charges. Rates start at $250 for the smaller safes and can go up to $500+ for the large, heavy safes. The prices for our residential safe moving service are mainly based on the weight of the safe and the difficulty of the job. *Prices are subject to change based on unforeseen obstacles and/or logistics of the move. *Upstairs delivery is only possible if staircase permits and if approved by Delivery Manager. *Delivery Includes set-up inside the house. The Cost Of Gun & Home Safe Moving Safe Weight