ASAP Relocations Scams

San Jose
Relocations Jungle

A Fully DOT Licensed Network of
Thieves in the San Francisco Bay Area!
Welcome to the Cynical Universe of
A.S.A.P. Relocations, Inc.
(Champions Movers?)

		*1859 days 6 hours 4 minutes 20 seconds*
since A.S.A.P. Relocations, Inc. stole my boxes in San Francisco, California

Welcome to the relocations jungle, the haven of professional scam artists where licensed gangsters operate freely and openly under the nose of local, state and federal authorities.

The purpose of this website is only to help those who want to relocate and are ready to contact a moving company avoid these vampires operating from San Jose California, that are sucking the blood of the San Francisco Bay area shippers.

If you are relocating and you do not consider your belongings to be a junk, please read through the following page before a moving company calls you or before you contact a moving company. You should also ask yourself the following key questions before you decide to use the services of a mover:

What if my mover disappears with my belongings?
What if my mover does not deliver my belongings?
What if my mover increases the agreed price?
What if my mover says that it is fully insured and is not and my belongings are never delivered?
What if my mover promises a delivery date just to have me sign the moving contract and does not respect the delivery date?
What if my mover determines the weight of my belongings out of thin air even before the trucks are loaded and the scales station visited?
Is the mover a member of the Better Business Bureau (BBB)?
How many complaints have been filed against the mover at the nearest BBB? e.g. you may search the San Jose BBB database if the mover is based in San Jose.
How many complaints have been filed against the company at the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA )?
What are the experiences of other shippers with my mover? Search the internet using the mover’s name plus “scam” or “complaints” keywords. Also visit the moving scam black list.

You’ll find below a full account of a relocation from San Francisco to Seattle using the services of A.S.A.P. Relocations, Inc., a San Jose-based team of professional moving fraudsters.

Relocations 419 Recipe

When A.S.A.P. Relocations Inc. contacted me on April 10, 2008 about my relocation from San Francisco to Seattle , I got e-mails from Wayne@asaprelocations.com that said clearly that the company was fully insured. I also discussed a firm delivery date and confirmed by e-mail on May 4, 2008 and that was June 1, 2008. E-mails from A.S.A.P. Relocations also showed clearly that the mover would disassemble and re-assemble my furniture. The pick up date was fixed on May 17, 2008 for June 1, 2008 delivery. I should also mention that it was a cold call from a company that I had not contacted before and I have a solid proof that they got my data from 123Movers.com that has a data feed subscription with www.Forrent.com that I used for my apartment search.

First surprise, on May 16, 2008 I got a phone call from the driver asking me to disassemble and package everything before their arrival the next for pick up. When they showed up the next day I had packaged everything and their job was to wrap two tables with tapes. My boxes did not require extra protection. Guess at what cost? They charged me $310 for wrapping two tables! Adjust your seatbelt before we continue. A.S.A.P. Relocations tagged all my boxes and tables and when two guys were loading their truck I got another surprise - the driver told me how the move was going to cost me on the spot even before all boxes were loaded. I asked him how he determined the true weight of the boxes and he told me that it was only an estimate and that the company would call me after they go to the scales station. Later I got a call telling me exactly the same amount that the driver wrote on the contract in my apartment without even loading all boxes onto the truck and I am charged per pound!. The feeling of an ongoing scam was there but it was not bad enough yet. When two boxes were remaining on the 6th floor, the driver asked me to sign the paper work. He checked all boxes where I had to sign and was showing a sign of hurry because they had to go to the next job. I signed without reading but at one point I stopped and asked him where I had to declare the value of my boxes since I received e-mails from Wayne saying that A.S.A.P. Relocations was fully insured. The driver told me that they were not fully insured and that I had to sign the agreement because he had to go! I was a little confused but after seeing them tagging all boxes I was confident that they had procedures in place to track all items. They left with my boxes on May 17, 2008 and I was expecting them to be delivered on June 1, 2008 as agreed upon.

On May 31, 2008 I got no phone call from A.S.A.P. Relocations as promised by the driver that came to empty my apartment on May 17, 2008. On June 1, 2008 nothing. On June 2nd, 2008 nothing. I then picked up the phone and called their office and asked a bitch called Linda (the Devil's spokeswoman) why they did not deliver my boxes and furniture on June 1, 2008 as agreed. She bluntly told me that they did not have to deliver on June 1, 2008 because I had signed a contract that showed June 1, 2008 as the first date available for delivery and that under federal law they had until June 22, 2008 to deliver. She then hung up and refused to respond to my e-mails when I forwarded her all e-mails from Wayne@Asaprelocations.com that showed another reality (Wayne is their consultant and chief architect of this ongoing drama). Welcome to the A.S.A.P. Relocations world! Do not rely on anything these tugs tell you over the phone or e-mails, they know what they are doing. They are just trying to do anything to have you sign the contract for their services. I had planned all my move based on the fact that my furniture was going to arrive on June 1, 2008 and their consultant was the one who told me that if I wanted my belongings on June 1, 2008 they should be picked up 2 weeks earlier and we agreed on May 17, 2008 as the pick up date!. I sent e-mails to Wayne and he never replied and this is the consultant behind this scam.

After sleeping on the floor for 9 days I got a phone call this time from the Continental Express driver – this is 24 days after they picked up my boxes . The guy told me that he was in my area and had to deliver the boxes from A.S.A.P. Relocations within 2 hours because he had to return to California the same day (June 9, 2009). He also wanted the remaining 50% of the moving fees in cash only before unloading the boxes. So, I had to go to the bank 3 miles away to get the money in cash (no credit card, no checks allowed when dealing with scammers) within 2 hours. At 3pm the truck showed up and I handed the money to the driver in an envelop and they started unloading my boxes and furniture. I also used my copy of the check list to track what they were unloading. Then came the time of truth! Two giant boxes were not in their truck and they had come all the way from San Jose to Seattle to deliver something that they did not have with a checklist in their pocket! I asked the driver where my boxes were and the answer was crystal clear: we do not work for A.S.A.P. Relocations, we only deliver what they loaded onto our truck in San Jose . I then called A.S.A.P. Relocations on the spot and the person I talked to asked me to let him talk to the driver over my phone and they started chatting in a language that I could not understand. It was not English or Spanish for sure (maybe a borrowed Martian dialect for their scam recipes) but I felt there was something very ugly in the making. After they finished their conversation the driver (Gweta Oshri) told me that he was going to call me back after their next delivery that was scheduled just a couple of miles away. They left and never called me back. A.S.A.P. Relocations never called me back either! Also note that Continental Express has no physical address on their website and has been involved in moving scams. Their website shows only phone numbers and e-mail addresses and God alone knows how my boxes picked up by A.S.A.P. Relocations Inc. ended up on Continental Express' truck!

Remember that Continental Express guys did not assemble my furniture as stated in e-mails from A.S.A.P. Relocations since they do not work for A.S.A.P. Relocations. They delivered part of my belongings and left with the money!. Are we in a jungle here? Why should the law authorize scammers to collect money when they have not delivered the goods?. Shouldn’t the shipper be withholding the payment until all goods are delivered? Why can't I use a check or a credit card to pay moving fees so that scammers can be tracked?

At the end of June, i.e more than 45 days after they picked up my boxes their status was still “undelivered” since I had not signed a delivery order – were they stolen? Did they vaporize? Where they damaged to the point where they did not want to deliver? Did they just steal them? When I called the company I hit a wall. Even the bitch I had talked to on June 2nd, 2008 did not want to answer the phone. Worst of all, they had the switchboard operator tell me 3 weeks after the Continental Express driver showed up in Seattle that they had never received the delivery papers. Can you believe that a driver who had told me on June 9, 2008 that he was leaving for California the same day was still on the road at the end of June? That sound the alarm and I understood what these gangsters were up to. You have a moving contract with a company and the only person you can talk to is the switchboard operator after they have failed to deliver your boxes 45 days after pick up! Did I mention that when I removed the wrapping tape that cost me $310 from my home office table 2 days later it was so bruised inside that the fourth leg could no longer fit into the top part? If A.S.A.P. Dislocations had assembled my furniture as promised they would have noticed upfront their mess on June 9, 2008. These vampires stink like wild beasts.

The first step was then to establish the status of my boxes. As of August 15, 2008, I never heard from A.S.A.P. Relocations!.That's 3 months since they picked up by boxes. I have clearly established that A.S.A.P. Relocations Inc. stole my boxes and I have updated their status from "Undelivered" to "Stolen by the mover". They contain properties worth at least $48,000. They hit the right boxes - they got their jackpot. Can this just be by sheer luck or do they sniff the boxes that people send to their San Jose den (or warehouse if you wish)? I had to go through this step because your house cannot burn down and you just call the insurance company for payment without showing a fire department or police report that shows what had happened. If insurance companies (assuming that scammers have one) do not ask movers to establish the status of packages that they declare as lost, it means that there is something damn wrong in the system and fraudsters will not let the opportunity pass them by - Anyway, not A.S.A.P. Relocations Inc. of San Jose.

The second step was to create this website in order to warn potential shippers of tolerated criminal activities in the San Francisco Bay area because they are also potential relocations 419 scam victims.

This is where I am currently with this scam and I’ll update this site as I proceed with this case.

The conclusions about this ongoing odyssey with A.S.A.P. Relocations of San Jose California are as follows:

A.S.A.P. Relocations is a bunch of scam artists to be avoided like plague.
A.S.A.P. Relocations lies about the weight of your goods. There is no transparency about how they determine the weight.
A.S.A.P. Relocations does not disassemble and re-assemble your furniture.
A.S.A.P. Relocations is not a reliable company.
A.S.A.P. Relocations has no procedures in place to ensure the traceability of your belongings and they should be avoided unless you consider your belongings a junk.
A.S.A.P. Relocations is not fully insured.
A.S.A.P. Relocations does not respect its delivery date.
A.S.A.P. Relocations is rude with clients and is very disrespectful.
A.S.A.P. Relocations can be a good junk removal company but should not be allowed to touch your valuables.
A.S.A.P. Relocations excels only in cynicism and in deceitful business practices and their license should be suspended until all cases against them are resolved (unless the Department of Transportation tolerates larceny in relocation). They stink. They suck.
These gangsters seem to be operating under different names in order to erase their deadly footprints. Most of their e-mails sent to me also showed 123 Movers in lieu of A.S.A.P. Relocations Inc. What we see here may just be the tip of the iceberg.
A.S.A.P. Relocations is the relocations 419 of the San Francisco Bay area (Rating of F at San Jose BBB)
A.S.A.P. Dislocations considers the moving contract binding for you but not for them. They are above the law and operate like in a jungle.
Do NOT enter your personal contact information if you visit www.Rent.com, www.Forrent.com or www.123Movers.com. These are some of the sites that feed the mafia with the users' data.
As of October 5, 2008 A.S.A.P. Relocations had 24 belongings' sequestration complaints against them at the California Moving and Storage Association (CMSA) of which they claim to be a member, and that they dismissed as petty in nature when interviewed by the San Jose Mercury News. The same article also pointed out that they have one of the worst driving records in the industry that you can also very here. This shows you clearly the contempt that they have for shippers - they don't careless and sip your blood with impunity. They quote you $1,000 for out of state move and when they realize that you've already left the state they ask for $4,000 and if you don't pay, they confiscate your belongings for auction. This extorsion is known as low-balling scam and seems to be legal(?) since the pirates operate with a DOT license and a CPUC license! In my case I paid 100% of the 140% times the non-biding quote amount that they charged me and they are still withholding my belongings (see clock below or above) with no explanation. Maybe they considered that a factor of 1.4 was not enough since other victims are paying 4 times the quoted amount!
The San Jose BBB rating of F is very consistent with their records that you can obtain from the FMCSA, CMSA and CPUC. Also, note that only 1 in 5 scam victims reports scammers to any of the above agencies!
Watch out for planted reviews by the mafia. These saprophytes give themselves 4-5 stars on different review boards in order to compensate for their deserved low ratings. You are dealing with the evil!
A.S.A.P. Relocations, Inc.'s Household Goods Permit was suspended on 03/07/09 by the CPUC and they are likely operating under a different alias since their ads machine is still operating at full steam.

Please do not forget to leave us a feedback after your move in order to tell us if the above information helped or not. Good luck for your relocation and ensure that you do your research first, not after you have been scammed. Also check the related links below about relocations 419.

If you have already been scammed by A.S.A.P. Relocations, Inc., please add your review below. It's very important for potential scam victims since it helps them understand the inner workings of the moving scam universe as typifies by A.S.A.P. Relocations, Inc.'s.

If you have any artifacts that can help in this case, please email them to scam.victim@asaprelocationscam.com

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A.S.A.P. 419 Rating:	012345
0: Should be shut down 1: Junk 2: Poor 3: Acceptable 4: Good 5: Excellent

Reviews: 54

Avg Rating: 0.06 out of 5

Gadna Jahbulon

Post Date : 4/14/2013 9:16:00 PM

Rating : 0

This terror on the American streets is carried out by the Gadna Gestapo organized in 313 terror cells throughout the US, 13 Cells in Canada, 33 cells in Germany and lead from their Bat-Yam headquarters. They use moving companies just as a camouflage for their blood sucking cult. Their holy book is called "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion" and can be found on Amazon.com at:

http://www.amazon.com/The-Protocols-Learned-Elders-Zion/dp/0935199527

The Gadna members carry 3 to 5 fake passports (provided by their diplomatic missions around the world) that they can use to escape in case the law enforcement agency makes an arrest in one of their offices when they’re on the road. They always catch the first fly to a third country for which they hold a passport before returning to their base at Bat-Yam.
They can do in less than “5 years what the Italian mafia is unable to do in 40 years. Sic.” – see all details here:

http://rense.com/general95/myfarewell.htm

Also note that they are funded by the US government to the tune of $3billion per year. This handout is supposed to finance their welfare system but ends up backfiring and being used to destroy the same tax payer who unwillingly fund them.

karina ramos

Post Date : 10/19/2012 12:02:00 AM

Rating : 0

ASAP Relocation has a pending criminal case with Santa Clara District Attorney for extortion
And conspiracy.

Wolf

Post Date : 8/20/2012 9:54:00 PM

Rating : 0

WOW! Is this how bad it has become? Guys, after reading all these reviews I can say that the protocols at work will be obvious to u now that u’ve been tested. The first time I heard about these folks was when my friend got ripped off in Texas and I thought it was a local problem until I discovered the following link on the internet about their modus operandi:

http://www.ripoffreport.com/moving-companies/national-moving-netw/national-moving-network-isra-jj65e.htm

This complaint lead me to the following book on Amazon.com

http://www.amazon.com/The-Protocols-Learned-Elders-Zion/dp/159364020X

Then to the following site:

http://www.biblestudysite.com/plez.htm

DO NOT think about this as a company because they change company names so often that if you even hire a lawyer and pay the retainer you’re toast because they’ll vanish by the time u’re lawyer files the paper work. Only their subcontractors in Texas know them and don’t care about which company names they use.
To summarize my findings from the above links, protocol #11 fits your case very well and if u can’t buy the book on amazon.com this is an excerpt of the protocol:

“The GOYIM are a flock of sheep, and we are their wolves. And you know what happens when the wolves get hold of the flock? ....
There is another reason also why they will close their eyes: for we shall keep promising them to give back all the liberties we have taken away as soon as we have quelled the enemies of peace and tamed all parties ....
It is not worth to say anything about how long a time they will be kept waiting for this return of their liberties ....
For what purpose then have we invented this whole policy and insinuated it into the minds of the GOY without giving them any chance to examine its underlying meaning? For what, indeed, if not in order to obtain in a roundabout way what is for our scattered tribe unattainable by the direct road? It is this which has served as the basis for our organization of SECRET MASONRY WHICH IS NOT KNOWN TO, AND AIMS WHICH ARE NOT EVEN SO MUCH AS SUSPECTED BY, THESE "GOY" CATTLE, ATTRACTED BY US INTO THE "SHOW" ARMY OF MASONIC LODGES IN ORDER TO THROW DUST IN THE EYES OF THEIR FELLOWS.
God has granted to us, His Chosen People, the gift of the dispersion, and in this which appears in all eyes to be our weakness, has come forth all our strength, which has now brought us to the threshold of sovereignty over all the world.
There now remains not much more for us to build up upon the foundation we have laid..”

Hope u got it right!!!

Eltonette Smith

Post Date : 4/20/2012 12:55:00 PM

Rating : 0

these crooks cheated my move in 2008. They kept everything! Thet were suppose to move me from Richmond,CA to Richmond,VA. They kept my entire household goods and then they had a nerve to put the charge on my credit report. They used me as a victim because I am blind and disable. My family were moving me back to Virginia. They knew that I could not drive so as soon as they got all of my household goods on their truck they demanded more money in order to deliver my things to Virginia.they were also late in coming toi do their pickup. They had a second location to pickup from that was never done. When they did not want me to know what they were saying they spoke in another langauge. They knew that because of my disablity I would have trouble keeping up with them. Don't trust these people! They only see victims when they service the elderly and disable.To this day I have not seen not even one item own. I have conplainted to the BBB. No one seem to be able to help. My late husband's ashes are gone by now. I would not use them even if they offered their services for free!DON'T TRUST THEM!!

RONI HAYON I DID NOT WANT TO PAY INDIAN ASIAN BITCHES PAY CHECK

Post Date : 1/18/2012 8:50:00 PM

Rating : 0

1341 days 10 hours 5 minutes 6 seconds

RONI HAYON THREATENED TO MURDER MUSLIMS TO STEAL PAYCHEX PAYCHECKS Post Date : 1/17/2012 10:16:00 PM Rating : 0
http://www.thecmsa.org/html/communicator/1-lead-articles/1105-articles/1105-cpuc-investigations.htm

Thank you for contacting the UNITED STATES FEDERAL Department of Transportation OFFICE OF THE HONORABLE INSPECTOR GENERAL,

oig.dot.gov@globalcompliance.com,

If the move was across state lines, please report it to the FMCSA by telephone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! at 1-888-DOT-SAFT (1-888-368-7238) Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM EST,

or online at www.1-888-dot-saft.com

or www.fmcsa.dot.gov.

If the move occurred within your state, you will need to contact your state attorney general’s office!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CONTACT
UNITED STATES FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FBI
HONORABLE Frank Montoya, Jr. Special Agent in Charge
PHONE 1 408 369 8900

CONTACT CALIFORNIA STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL HONORABLE KAMALA DEVI HARRIS
Phone: (916) 445-9555
Phone: (415) 703-5500
Phone: (510) 622-2100
Phone: (559) 477-1691
Phone: (213) 897-2000
Phone: (619) 645-2001

I don't know why it took so long but thankfully they can no longer rip anyone off. The company has been stopped, owners arrested. I was abused horribly by them. They were merciless, extorted money from me, stole from me and didn't even deliver any of my items into the house, instead leaving them on the front porch.
I am seeking an attorney- I want restitution for all of my suffering. These crooks knew i had suffered a heart attack just a few wks before the move. It was unimaginable what i was put though by the company.
Anyone interested in starting a class action suit please contact me. I have pictures, video, & a Sheriff's report. I suffered, extortion, lies, broken items and theft from this company and I have witnesses. I want them out of business! I used this company only 3 wks after suffering a massive heart attack and they knew I was in a fragile state. The stress these thieves and con-artists have put me through is unimaginable.
Contact me please Andread913@gmail.com
I couldn't have ever imagined a worse experience moving.This all took place yesterday. we had to call the police... I am a 50 year old female. I had a heart attack and stent placement less than 5 weeks ago. Due to a move already in the works i had to go through with my plans only 3 weeks after the ordeal. I had talked with ASAP and actually booked the move and paid the deposit the day before i was to land in the hospital. The move was sched. for July 19th. I was given a rough estimate as to the cost. The day the movings came to load the truck which was a Budget Rental truck. They showed up at 12:30 instead of bet 8-10am as planned. They insisted I had to have some of my items shrink wrapped at $25 a piece as well as other items even chairs had to be in boxes at $20 a piece plus tape tape and more tape. The also said that my box spring must be shrink wrapped in their warehouse later- fine. They got an addition check for me that day for $633.00 and I was then told the balance would have to be in cash or money order only. I was also told that the drop off would be anywhere from 3-7 days. The agent I worked with knew full well I was in a fragile medical state and that my friends who I was going to be living with in CA were the ones helping me out financially to make this move from Portland to Willits CA. He knew my money was extremely tight. I hadnt worked in 3 weeks at that point. After arriving in Willits with no more than a suitcase i phoned the company on the 3rd or 4th day to see if there was a delivery date set up yet. The woman Jasmine was very abrupt and said they have as many as 21 days to deliver. Okay, why didnt I know this - no one had told me. In the meantime the man I had been living with who was packing as well as he lost his house to foreclosure and had until the 29th was missing his diamond and gold ring that he kept in something on his bedside table. We didn't want to say anything yet of report it just yet because we didn't know if it would be those same two guys delivering my things. We didn't want any sort of backlash until my stuff was safe and with me.
On Thurs morning the rude Jasmine phoned me again and said the drivers would be delivering either that night or the next morning. I explained to her coming while it is still light out would be fine but we are on a remote country road, its dark and very windy to manuver in a big truck. She said it was not a problem they would come when they would come. Later that day she phoned me again (Thurs 7/28) and said they would come that night between 9-11PM. I told her i live with someone that has to get up at 4:30 am for work at the local ER and that would not work and the guys needed for their own sake to wait until morning or come before dark. I practically begged her to understand how coming in the dark will be horrible for the guys to unload everything like that. At 6pm the driver called -she they'd be here by 8:30. I felt a little better at that point. I never heard form them again until after 9:30 and the driver said he couldn't find the house. He couldnt tell me where he was. My friend who is also an RN working in the ER until 11pm at night rushed home an hr early to help. They were never on the road. The next morning when we spoke again to the office I was told it would be an additional $200 because I didn't help them find the address at 10:45 at night!! We got on the phone with the driver and my friend said he should meet her at the bottom of the rd by the mailboxes. When she got there the truck was way down on a crossing road. the driver admitted he was never on the right road the night before. Still demanding an additional $200 more in cash! They followed her up the road and when they arrived and backed down the drive way the first thing out of his mouth when he and two others got out of the truck was okay give me the balance now. We said NO! Open the truck and let us see my stuff. This isnt legal. We will pay you when we see my stuff out of the truck or at least in the truck, we wanted to see it! we are two woman in a remote area alone. Besides since when are people in business like this paid in full before completion of a job!! The guy jumped into the truck and went to drive away. Luckily my friend had blocked the driveway so he couldn't leave. We called the Sheriff. In the meantime while waiting for the Sheriff and being harasssed by this driver I started receiving threatening called on both the house phone and my cell from the office stating that every additional hr they are help up would be another $100. This move was now $700 more than the original estimate! My friend finally just to get this all over with went down to the bank for more money. The Sheriff was there thank goodness the whole day. In the end- my stuff came out of the truck much of the boxes smashed in, the box spring was not shrink wrapped which i paid for and it was black on the edges. The driver then refused to take anything into the house!

http://docs.cpuc.ca.gov/published/News_release/134181.htm
Media Contact: Terrie Prosper, 415.703.1366, news@cpuc.ca.gov
PABLO TOYA MELENDEZ Post Date : 1/15/2012 3:24:00 PM Rating : 0
CREDIT CARD FRAUD/PROPERTY THEFT/TERRORIST THREAT/RONI HAYON PRISON PAROLEE PC 422 CRIMES - Moving Review
Review on ABM America's Best Movers Van Lines

Thank you for contacting the UNITED STATES FEDERAL Department of Transportation OFFICE OF THE HONORABLE INSPECTOR GENERAL,

oig.dot.gov@globalcompliance.com,

If the move was across state lines, please report it to the FMCSA by telephone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! at 1-888-DOT-SAFT (1-888-368-7238) Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM EST,

or online at www.1-888-dot-saft.com

or www.fmcsa.dot.gov.

If the move occurred within your state, you will need to contact your state attorney general’s office!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CONTACT
UNITED STATES FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FBI
HONORABLE Frank Montoya, Jr. Special Agent in Charge
PHONE 1 408 369 8900

CONTACT CALIFORNIA STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL HONORABLE KAMALA DEVI HARRIS
Phone: (916) 445-9555
Phone: (415) 703-5500
Phone: (510) 622-2100
Phone: (559) 477-1691
Phone: (213) 897-2000
Phone: (619) 645-2001

When you have a job to move a 3900 sq. ft., 4 bedroom house, and you're paying by the hour @ $120.00 hourly, 4 (FOUR) HOUR MINIMUM PER RONI HAYON, including double drive time payment, you, owner PRISON PAROLEE RONI HAYON @ ABM VAN LINES ASAP RELOCATIONS FAST MOVES VAN LINES INC, don't deliberately, purposely, intentionally show up in a truck that is too small to move everything in one trip.

Red flags went up when the lead mover ,FOREMAN PRISON PAROLEE HECTOR WITH PRISON EYE KNIFE TATTOOS ON FOREARMS, said that they wanted cash. I advised him that I didn't have the cash on me, and that I would be using the same credit card that I had used to book the job. He asked me to go to the bank and get the cash. I was 130 miles from my bank. So, since I was going to use a credit card, the moving company was going to add 5% on to the charges. What can you do at this point? You have taken time off from work and put your life on hold for the day. The movers are at your house. You tell them to go ahead.
Then, I was advised that moving materials would be extra. I wasn't wise enough to ask what that entailed. As the first truckload of household goods was being unloaded at the new house, I found out that the charges included every roll of tape, every box, and every foot of bubble wrap. $30 for a box? Really? $10 for a roll of tape? Pretty special tape, I guess. I had no choice but to agree. I started out with a quoted minimum charge of $480 for 4 hours. I knew it was a big job, and might run to $800 or maybe $900.

The bill came to $1580 regarding newman, california, to across the street, newman california!!!!!!!!!!

PRISON PAROLEE BILLIE JEAN RAMIREZ AKA MELISSA JIMENEZ FEDERAL FELONY CRIMINAL CASE NUMBER C1196969 DOUBLE CHARGED MY VISA CREDIT CARD $4000.00!!!!!!!!!!!!! BILLIE AKA JIMENEZ THREATENED ME TO CALL MY OWN BANK, MORE THAN 100 MILES AFAR, AND CALL VISA CREDIT CORPORATE HEADQUARTER IN FOSTER CITY, CA, USA.

PRISON PAROLEE ADALINDA REYNA-MENDOZA ARRESTED/ARRAIGNED/CHARGED/FILED/PROSECUTED WITH SAME FEDERAL FELONY CRIMINAL CASE NUMBER C1196969, THREATENED TO

STEAL/HACK/WITHDRAW MY DAUGHTER LISA'S PAYROLL DIRECT DEPOSIT PAYCHEX INC PAYCHECKS!!!!!!!!!!! VIA THEIR "GRANOT SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE SAAS CANCELLATION POLICY DEPOSIT DOWN PAYMENT CREDIT CARD CHARGING SERVERS/EMC DATA STORAGE SERVERS IN MEXICO AND ISRAEL IF I EVEN THOUGHT ABOUT CALLING MY BANK OR VISA CREDIT TO FILE FRAUD!!!!!!!!!!"

As the movers were preparing to leave the house at the end of the day, they threatened me for a tip because their company got all the money. What? They only work for tips? I was upset with all the extra charges by this point, but recognized how hard they had worked. I had $106 in my pocket (the week's grocery money) and gave them $100. I guess it wasn't enough. I received no thanks.
jessica@abm threatened me your daughter sandy (LISA) owes me credit card money regarding cancellation policy deposit!

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CONTACT
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CHIEF DISTRICT ATTORNEY DA HONORABLE JEFF BOYARSKY Phone: (408) 299-3099

BERKELEY K.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA....
GOD LOVES YOU!
CUSTOMERS LOVE YOU!
OUR CHILDREN LOVE YOU!
CLIENT VICTIMS LOVE YOU!
CREDIT CARD FRAUD VICTIMS LOVE YOU!

LOL LAUGH OUT LOUD?
NO!
WHY?
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 2012, ABM VAN LINES ASAP RELOCATIONS FAST MOVES VAN LINES SALES SECRETARY TAMMY (PRISON PAROLEE) AND ABM VAN ASAP RELOCATIONS FAST MOVES SARATOGA CITY COCA COCAINE SALES OPERATION FLOOR MANAGER SHLOMI (ISRAELI ASSASSIN, NOT UNITED STATES CITIZEN) CALLED/TEXTED/EMAILED/FAXED/COMMUNICATED TO AN LGBT NON PROFIT NAMED JESSICA SANDEEP.

TAMMY AND SHLOMI THREATENED TO KILL, HURT, BEAT CUSTOMER MELISSA HORN, DISTRICT ATTORNEY TOM THOMAS VAN DYKE, CUSTOMER LISA VAN DYKE, CUSTOMER LISA RUEZGA, CUSTOMER DALE ROBERT EDWARDS, CUSTOMER SHERRIE TURNER, EMPLOYEE EVE REGARDING RONI HAYON'S PENAL CODE 422 CRIME, DAILY, "WAYNE ALLEN CHEATS ON HIS WIFE WITH EVE", EMPLOYEE MIKE REGARDING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TRAVEL WITH FEMALE CUSTOMERS, IF THEY ALL TESTIFIED IN UNITED STATES FEDERAL CRIMINAL CASES AS FOLLOW,

1. PEOPLE VS. RONI HAYON, CASE C1196969,
2. PEOPLE VS. ADALINDA REYNA-MENDOZA, C1196969
3. PEOPLE VS. LINDA CORTEZ, C1196969
4. PEOPLE VS. WAYNE ALLEN, C1196969
5. PEOPLE VS. BILLIE JEAN BEATRICE MELISSA JIMENEZ, C1196969
6. PEOPLE VS. ERAN BAR, C1196969
7. PEOPLE VS. SHLOMI SHLOMO PERETS, C1196969

First, we were quoted around $5400 for the whole move from CA to LOUISIANA/NYC. We had already packed everything and loaded it into a storage garage, and we had sold 95% of our furniture, leaving only a piano and table. All they had to do was load it from the unit.

CONTACT
HONORABLE Gordy Bowen
Criminal Investigator-Major Fraud
Santa Clara County District Attorney
70 West Hedding Street, West Wing
San Jose, CA 95110
(408) 792-2937, FAX (408) 286-2522
Gbowen@da.sccgov.org

CONTACT
SANTA CLARA COUNTY CHIEF DISTRICT ATTORNEY
DA
HONORABLE JEFF BOYARSKY
Phone: (408) 299-3099

CONTACT
UNITED STATES FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FBI
HONORABLE Frank Montoya, Jr. Special Agent in Charge
PHONE 1 408 369 8900

CONTACT ATTORNEY GENERAL HONORABLE KAMALA DEVI HARRIS
Phone: (916) 445-9555
Phone: (415) 703-5500
Phone: (510) 622-2100
Phone: (559) 477-1691
Phone: (213) 897-2000
Phone: (619) 645-2001

California Public Utilities Commission
505 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, CALIFORNIA
CPUC Contact: Terrie Prosper,
1.415.703.1366,
news@cpuc.ca.gov

CPUC INVESTIGATIONS RESULT IN ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS
AND FINES IMPOSED

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ABM America's Best Movers Van Lines Moving Overview

Quote or Order ID: 374786
Movers Cost: 10000.00 USD
Packing Included in the price: No
Unpacking Included in the price: No
Packing materials included: No
Storage service included: No
Car transportation: No
Pet Moved: No

Origin pickup Country: USA
Origin pickup State: California
Picked up: Late

Destination drop off Country: USA
Destination drop off State: Louisiana
Delivery: Late

Primary contact person (Salesman): billie jean ramirez aka melissa jimenez
Secondary contact person: adalinda reyna - mendoza
Items Condition After Delivery

Dirty Items: Yes
Stolen Items: Yes
Damaged Items: Yes
ABM America's Best Movers Van Lines Moving Rating

Honesty: 0 Star Moving Rating
Experience (Professionalism): 0 Star Moving Rating
Promptness (Hold times): 0 Star Moving Rating
Communication: 0 Star Moving Rating
Appearance: 0 Star Moving Rating
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Nabil Y. Post Date : 1/12/2012 10:05:00 PM Rating : 0
DO NOT HIRE THIS COMPANY. THE MOVERS ARE THIEVES AND THEY STEAL.

One of the movers stole my wife's engagement ring. The guy denied it and the police were not able to do anything about it saying that we don't have enough evidence. But the fact is we placed the ring in a jewelry box and he was in the room and then the ring was gone.

As if moving isn't already hard and tiring, half of the day was spent fighting with these unprofessional idiots who deny any responsibility for what happened, and the guy got away with it.

The worst thing of all is how the company reacted and treated us unprofessionally when we told them about the incident and deny any responsibility at all. They claim that they hire professional people even though this guy was a thief who was high while he was working and had marijuana in his pocket that he showed us, and was dressed like a gang-member.

Be careful, these people are extremely vicious and dishonest, like doing business with a mafia.
Judy P. Post Date : 1/12/2012 10:03:00 PM Rating : 0
I am still trying to get my things from them. They took two days to pack my stuff back in July, and then charged me four times the estimate. They charged me three times what I was paying in my storage unit to store in their storage unit because I did not have 50% of $9000.00. I asked for an itemized list of how the bill could be so high that they would not provide. They say they will take credit cards on their website and then will only take postal money orders. They will not take Western Union or any other form of payment that can be sent from a distance. I have already relocated. They cannot tell you when your things will arrive or when they will go onto a truck. They say that a truck may be lined up to put the things on it somewhere between 7 and 21 days, not including the move itself. They require every single thing to be boxed and they charge very high prices to box up the items. They do not disclose the fact that their estimate is not binding or any of the laws regarding a move. They changed the name of the company from ASAP Relocation, and so the reviews were not available when I selected America's Worst Movers.
tamara m. Post Date : 1/12/2012 10:02:00 PM Rating : 0
DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY. THEY SHOULD BE PUT OUT OF BUSINESS!!

Many of the reviews are regarding issues with the movers, however, my review is regarding their office staff, namely RONI HAYON and LINDA. I used this company at the recommendation of a coworker who had a good experience with them. HA! -- He was probably the only person on the face of this Earth that had a good experience with them. On the day of the move, we were told by the foreman on the job that we had to pay before they unloaded the truck. Therefore, the foreman had to estimate the time for the move. We paid them CASH for 7 hours total. It turns out that the move only took a total of 6 hours which included the double drive time. We asked for the refund for the 1 hour-- remember, the foreman had CASH ON HAND, but was told that he could not change anything on the contract and to call the office the next day for the refund. It was clearly stated and signed by both parties that the move took only 6 hours, but 7 hours were paid for. When I called the office the following day, the only person who would be able to assist was LINDA. Linda told me that she needed to confirm the refund with the foreman first. This took 2 days. Once Linda confirmed that I was owed a refund for 1 hour, she told me that the only person who could sign off on refunds was her operations manager, Roni, who was out of town. She said that she would contact him via email to discuss how he wanted to handle the refund, but most likely it would be in the form of a check. I waited almost a month and did not receive a refund check. I called back and spoke with Linda who told me that Roni was still out of town and he is the only one who can authorize the refund checks. She told me to call back the following week. I called them back TWO weeks later and was told by Linda that her boss was officially back in the office and that there was a "bunch of refunds to discuss with him". She said she would call me back, but never did. I called back the following week and asked to speak with Roni directly. I was told he was not in the office. I left a message for him and said that it was an urgent matter. I never received a call back. I called back the following day and spoke with prison parolee adaLinda reyna mendoza who told me that Roni was ready to sign off on all the refund checks the following week. Having an idea of how slow they operate, I questioned that I would expect to receive it in 2 weeks or so. Linda responded by saying that "it should not take that long... probably about a week". I waited 2 weeks- no refund. I called yet again to ask to speak with Roni directly since time and time again I have been told that he was the only person of authority in the company. I was told that it is hit and miss with him- sometimes he's in the office, sometimes he is not. Sometimes he's in for just a few hours out of the day. I asked for his direct number and was told he does not have one. Linda told me he was supposed to cut the checks last week (a week later than when she originally told me he was going to issue the refund checks). Linda also told me that she would contact their accounting dept. to get information and would call me back the same day. Surprise, surprise-- she never called me back. I called her back the following day and she told me that she had to confirm the refund with the foreman (AGAIN??!!!!) and discuss it with prison parolee Roni hayon (AGAIN???!!!). I told her that this should not be taking this long and asked her to imagine herself in my shoes...

Needless to say, it has been 2 months (and counting) and I have been given the run around by this company . My story leaves out all the times I've called and left messages with no call backs. They probably recognize me on their caller ID by now. I will not stop until I have the refund check in my hands.

7 on your side with Michael Finney, Call 3 Problem Solvers and BBB-- here I come!

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