I hired Dino's Movers in July, 2012. During the move money was taken by one of the movers, who had been hired a couple of days before coming to my home. I don't know if his previous employers were contacted or if a criminal check was done. Dino's Movers is insured and is a member of the BBB. Bottom line: Companies are responsible for the actions of their employees. The owner has not taken any responsibility for his employee. I would not recommend this moving company.
- Approximate cost of services:
- $650.00
- Company Response
Let me insure the readers that Dino’s Movers has sustain a respected name in the moving industry for over 20 years because of the level of care we provide with our service. If J. Stewart provides evidence to support this claim, then this is a matter for the Police and Courts. This claim is not appropriate to be discussed in open forum as this one. This is not a claim about a damaged product, service charge or service provided that J. Stewart is claiming Dino’s Movers did not assume responsibility. Before providing any compensation Dino's Movers should have the right to be presented with the proper evidence. Truthful facts and evidence are necessary before Insurance Companies will provide compensation. Would J. Stewart assume responsibility for actions that have not been proven? I hope that J. Stewart would agree that any one person should not be held responsible or convicted for a crime based on information provided by another person’s understanding, assumption or belief of what took place. If J. Stewart's intention was not to discredit or slander Dino’s Movers name and reputation publicly to cause hardship, then a retraction of her statement might be sufficient. To accuse or associate any person or origination publicly with a crime should be taken seriously.