T L C Moving

TLC Movers
[redacted] W
Columbia, MO XXXXX
The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was so extensive I decided to call and talk to someone (there were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf). I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email. Again she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls a “manager” and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn't do it. I disagreed and told them, “yes you did”. He began yelling at me and calling me a liar. I told him to get out of my house. He slammed the door as hard as he could on the way out.
The “manager” took pictures of the damage and even he argued with me about it. Saying they didn't do some of it. He finished and told me he would be back at 6pm when my boyfriend was home and tell us what was decided.
He never called or showed.
I called them again the next day. Told them this is [redacted] and I shouldn't have to be going through this or be treated this way. The woman on the phone said she would get with him and find out what was up.
She actually called back – not the “manager” like I requested. She then asked me if they could pick up the furniture to have it repaired. At the same time the “manager” was calling my boyfriend and asking him if they really did the damage. After all, I am a woman and either was a liar, or too stupid to know what was happening, or to deal with. I had been nothing but POLITE.
Of course we decided we didn't want them to touch our stuff again and the “manager” told my bf that they would only color the damaged areas. That was how they repair things. WRONG! These are antiques and they weren't going to do that to them!
I never received an apology for any of this. Not even for being called a liar!
If you value your belongings, and don

TLC Movers
[redacted] W
Columbia, MO XXXXX
The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was so extensive I decided to call and talk to someone (there were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf). I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email. Again she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls a “manager” and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn't do it. I disagreed and told them, “yes you did”. He began yelling at me and calling me a liar. I told him to get out of my house. He slammed the door as hard as he could on the way out.
The “manager” took pictures of the damage and even he argued with me about it. Saying they didn't do some of it. He finished and told me he would be back at 6pm when my boyfriend was home and tell us what was decided.
He never called or showed.
I called them again the next day. Told them this is [redacted] and I shouldn't have to be going through this or be treated this way. The woman on the phone said she would get with him and find out what was up.
She actually called back – not the “manager” like I requested. She then asked me if they could pick up the furniture to have it repaired. At the same time the “manager” was calling my boyfriend and asking him if they really did the damage. After all, I am a woman and either was a liar, or too stupid to know what was happening, or to deal with. I had been nothing but POLITE.
Of course we decided we didn't want them to touch our stuff again and the “manager” told my bf that they would only color the damaged areas. That was how they repair things. WRONG! These are antiques and they weren't going to do that to them!
I never received an apology for any of this. Not even for being called a liar!
If you value your belongings, and don

The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was extensive. There were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf. I called the company and I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email and told her such. Again, she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls to them over a three day period, a “manager” [redacted], and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn

TLC Movers
[redacted] W
Columbia, MO XXXXX
The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was so extensive I decided to call and talk to someone (there were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf). I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email. Again she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls a “manager” and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn't do it. I disagreed and told them, “yes you did”. He began yelling at me and calling me a liar. I told him to get out of my house. He slammed the door as hard as he could on the way out.
The “manager” took pictures of the damage and even he argued with me about it. Saying they didn't do some of it. He finished and told me he would be back at 6pm when my boyfriend was home and tell us what was decided.
He never called or showed.
I called them again the next day. Told them this is [redacted] and I shouldn't have to be going through this or be treated this way. The woman on the phone said she would get with him and find out what was up.
She actually called back – not the “manager” like I requested. She then asked me if they could pick up the furniture to have it repaired. At the same time the “manager” was calling my boyfriend and asking him if they really did the damage. After all, I am a woman and either was a liar, or too stupid to know what was happening, or to deal with. I had been nothing but POLITE.
Of course we decided we didn't want them to touch our stuff again and the “manager” told my bf that they would only color the damaged areas. That was how they repair things. WRONG! These are antiques and they weren't going to do that to them!
I never received an apology for any of this. Not even for being called a liar!
If you value your belongings, and don

The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was extensive. There were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf. I called the company and I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email and told her such. Again, she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls to them over a three day period, a “manager” [redacted], and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn

The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was extensive. There were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf. I called the company and I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email and told her such. Again, she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls to them over a three day period, a “manager” [redacted], and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn

The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was extensive. There were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf. I called the company and I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email and told her such. Again, she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls to them over a three day period, a “manager” [redacted], and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn

TLC Movers
[redacted] W
Columbia, MO XXXXX
The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was so extensive I decided to call and talk to someone (there were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf). I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email. Again she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls a “manager” and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn't do it. I disagreed and told them, “yes you did”. He began yelling at me and calling me a liar. I told him to get out of my house. He slammed the door as hard as he could on the way out.
The “manager” took pictures of the damage and even he argued with me about it. Saying they didn't do some of it. He finished and told me he would be back at 6pm when my boyfriend was home and tell us what was decided.
He never called or showed.
I called them again the next day. Told them this is [redacted] and I shouldn't have to be going through this or be treated this way. The woman on the phone said she would get with him and find out what was up.
She actually called back – not the “manager” like I requested. She then asked me if they could pick up the furniture to have it repaired. At the same time the “manager” was calling my boyfriend and asking him if they really did the damage. After all, I am a woman and either was a liar, or too stupid to know what was happening, or to deal with. I had been nothing but POLITE.
Of course we decided we didn't want them to touch our stuff again and the “manager” told my bf that they would only color the damaged areas. That was how they repair things. WRONG! These are antiques and they weren't going to do that to them!
I never received an apology for any of this. Not even for being called a liar!
If you value your belongings, and don

The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was extensive. There were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf. I called the company and I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email and told her such. Again, she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls to them over a three day period, a “manager” [redacted], and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn

The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was extensive. There were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf. I called the company and I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email and told her such. Again, she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls to them over a three day period, a “manager” [redacted], and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn

TLC Movers
[redacted] W
Columbia, MO XXXXX
The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was so extensive I decided to call and talk to someone (there were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf). I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email. Again she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls a “manager” and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn't do it. I disagreed and told them, “yes you did”. He began yelling at me and calling me a liar. I told him to get out of my house. He slammed the door as hard as he could on the way out.
The “manager” took pictures of the damage and even he argued with me about it. Saying they didn't do some of it. He finished and told me he would be back at 6pm when my boyfriend was home and tell us what was decided.
He never called or showed.
I called them again the next day. Told them this is [redacted] and I shouldn't have to be going through this or be treated this way. The woman on the phone said she would get with him and find out what was up.
She actually called back – not the “manager” like I requested. She then asked me if they could pick up the furniture to have it repaired. At the same time the “manager” was calling my boyfriend and asking him if they really did the damage. After all, I am a woman and either was a liar, or too stupid to know what was happening, or to deal with. I had been nothing but POLITE.
Of course we decided we didn't want them to touch our stuff again and the “manager” told my bf that they would only color the damaged areas. That was how they repair things. WRONG! These are antiques and they weren't going to do that to them!
I never received an apology for any of this. Not even for being called a liar!
If you value your belongings, and don

The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was extensive. There were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf. I called the company and I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email and told her such. Again, she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls to them over a three day period, a “manager” [redacted], and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn

The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was extensive. There were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf. I called the company and I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email and told her such. Again, she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls to them over a three day period, a “manager” [redacted], and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn

TLC Movers
[redacted] W
Columbia, MO XXXXX
The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was so extensive I decided to call and talk to someone (there were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf). I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email. Again she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls a “manager” and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn't do it. I disagreed and told them, “yes you did”. He began yelling at me and calling me a liar. I told him to get out of my house. He slammed the door as hard as he could on the way out.
The “manager” took pictures of the damage and even he argued with me about it. Saying they didn't do some of it. He finished and told me he would be back at 6pm when my boyfriend was home and tell us what was decided.
He never called or showed.
I called them again the next day. Told them this is [redacted] and I shouldn't have to be going through this or be treated this way. The woman on the phone said she would get with him and find out what was up.
She actually called back – not the “manager” like I requested. She then asked me if they could pick up the furniture to have it repaired. At the same time the “manager” was calling my boyfriend and asking him if they really did the damage. After all, I am a woman and either was a liar, or too stupid to know what was happening, or to deal with. I had been nothing but POLITE.
Of course we decided we didn't want them to touch our stuff again and the “manager” told my bf that they would only color the damaged areas. That was how they repair things. WRONG! These are antiques and they weren't going to do that to them!
I never received an apology for any of this. Not even for being called a liar!
If you value your belongings, and don

TLC Movers
[redacted] W
Columbia, MO XXXXX
The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was so extensive I decided to call and talk to someone (there were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf). I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email. Again she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls a “manager” and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn't do it. I disagreed and told them, “yes you did”. He began yelling at me and calling me a liar. I told him to get out of my house. He slammed the door as hard as he could on the way out.
The “manager” took pictures of the damage and even he argued with me about it. Saying they didn't do some of it. He finished and told me he would be back at 6pm when my boyfriend was home and tell us what was decided.
He never called or showed.
I called them again the next day. Told them this is [redacted] and I shouldn't have to be going through this or be treated this way. The woman on the phone said she would get with him and find out what was up.
She actually called back – not the “manager” like I requested. She then asked me if they could pick up the furniture to have it repaired. At the same time the “manager” was calling my boyfriend and asking him if they really did the damage. After all, I am a woman and either was a liar, or too stupid to know what was happening, or to deal with. I had been nothing but POLITE.
Of course we decided we didn't want them to touch our stuff again and the “manager” told my bf that they would only color the damaged areas. That was how they repair things. WRONG! These are antiques and they weren't going to do that to them!
I never received an apology for any of this. Not even for being called a liar!
If you value your belongings, and don

TLC Movers
[redacted] W
Columbia, MO XXXXX
The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was so extensive I decided to call and talk to someone (there were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf). I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email. Again she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls a “manager” and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn't do it. I disagreed and told them, “yes you did”. He began yelling at me and calling me a liar. I told him to get out of my house. He slammed the door as hard as he could on the way out.
The “manager” took pictures of the damage and even he argued with me about it. Saying they didn't do some of it. He finished and told me he would be back at 6pm when my boyfriend was home and tell us what was decided.
He never called or showed.
I called them again the next day. Told them this is [redacted] and I shouldn't have to be going through this or be treated this way. The woman on the phone said she would get with him and find out what was up.
She actually called back – not the “manager” like I requested. She then asked me if they could pick up the furniture to have it repaired. At the same time the “manager” was calling my boyfriend and asking him if they really did the damage. After all, I am a woman and either was a liar, or too stupid to know what was happening, or to deal with. I had been nothing but POLITE.
Of course we decided we didn't want them to touch our stuff again and the “manager” told my bf that they would only color the damaged areas. That was how they repair things. WRONG! These are antiques and they weren't going to do that to them!
I never received an apology for any of this. Not even for being called a liar!
If you value your belongings, and don

TLC Movers
[redacted] W
Columbia, MO XXXXX
The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was so extensive I decided to call and talk to someone (there were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf). I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email. Again she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls a “manager” and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn't do it. I disagreed and told them, “yes you did”. He began yelling at me and calling me a liar. I told him to get out of my house. He slammed the door as hard as he could on the way out.
The “manager” took pictures of the damage and even he argued with me about it. Saying they didn't do some of it. He finished and told me he would be back at 6pm when my boyfriend was home and tell us what was decided.
He never called or showed.
I called them again the next day. Told them this is [redacted] and I shouldn't have to be going through this or be treated this way. The woman on the phone said she would get with him and find out what was up.
She actually called back – not the “manager” like I requested. She then asked me if they could pick up the furniture to have it repaired. At the same time the “manager” was calling my boyfriend and asking him if they really did the damage. After all, I am a woman and either was a liar, or too stupid to know what was happening, or to deal with. I had been nothing but POLITE.
Of course we decided we didn't want them to touch our stuff again and the “manager” told my bf that they would only color the damaged areas. That was how they repair things. WRONG! These are antiques and they weren't going to do that to them!
I never received an apology for any of this. Not even for being called a liar!
If you value your belongings, and don

The amount of damage this company did to my belongings and home was extensive. There were even muddy foot prints on the bottom of my dining room table where they had turned it upside down and walked on it, breaking the leaf. I called the company and I was told someone would contact me.
Called again, two days later and was lied to by the woman on the phone. She said they sent me an email asking for pictures. I never gave them an email and told her such. Again, she said she would have someone contact me.
After several calls to them over a three day period, a “manager” [redacted], and one of the original movers came to the house to see the damage. The very first thing I showed them, the mover said they didn