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Understanding the #Liability of Your #Mover for Your Shipment of Household Goods
There are two types of liability coverage under Federal Law: Full Value Protection which covers the full replacement value per item of your shipment and is often obtained from your mover for a fee; and Waiver of Full Value Protection … Continue reading
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Have you discovered Loss and/or Damage to your Household Goods Shipment?
If so, you should contact the mover immediately and notify them that you have lost and/or damaged goods and file a claim. Next, you should promptly: Make a list of the items that are missing; Make a list of the … Continue reading
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#FMCSA Video to Protect #HHG Shippers Against Fraud
The FMCSA publishes a video discussing household goods moving fraud and the importance of getting written estimates, knowing liability options, and educating yourself on your rights and responsibilities when you are moving household goods across state lines. Educate yourself prior … Continue reading
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#Moving #Fraud Prevention Checklist
The FMCSA has published a Moving Fraud Prevention Checklist. The checklist is available in several languages. We are posting the checklist in English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish. Additional languages are available from the ProtectYourMove.gov website. Household goods … Continue reading
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Household Goods Updates from the FMCSA
The FMCSA Administrator testified in front of the Senate on September 20, 2012. Here are some highlights: In April 2009, FMCSA implemented a vetting program to thoroughly review applications from household goods motor carriers, brokers, and freight forwarders before granting … Continue reading
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