International Transport

 Alaska
 Hawaii
 Puerto Rico
 Europe, Asia, Middle East
 

        Confidence

  
        Quality Service

         In the auto transport industry we realize there are MANY companies that do not do what they promise.  At Interstate Auto Movers we pride ourselves on the attitude take
         by our employees.  We basically do our best to get the job done the way it was agreed upon.  Time and time again we have done this for our customers, both new and 
         returning and we'll do the same for you. Just tell us what you need and we'll do it. That's carrier confidence you can count on.


        BBB

        Many people rely on the better Business Business Bureau to do research on a specific company that they wish to do business with.  However the many people do not
        know that the BBB is not a government entity and is listed as a 501 (c) (3) charitable organization.  The BBB try's to give consumers a false feeling of security by
        offering companies memberships and hiding the negative reports or FEDERAL lawsuits a company has gotten in the past.  Interstate Auto Movers is Not a member
        because we choose not to be as we feel the BBB is a lie that we do not wish to be associated with.  However we are listed on the BBB as they are able to get information
        on our company through various searches and add us to their database.  Popularly known as consumer advocates, Better Business Bureaus (BBB's) are private, nonprofit
        membership organizations that attempt to resolve consumer complaints with businesses. They also publish consumer protection warnings and histories of unresolved
        complaints against companies. BBB member companies must meet certain requirements and agree to work with their local bureaus to resolve consumer disputes;
        however, BBB's issue complaint reports on both members and nonmembers.  some 135 regional BBB's in the United States are affiliated with the Council of Better
        Business Bureaus, the national umbrella organization based in Arlington, Virginia. The entire U.S. organization consists of 250,000 member companies. The BBB system
        is supported through membership dues paid by these companies. The functions and history of BBB's remain vague in the minds of most Americans. A popular belief, for
        instance, is that a BBB crackdown will force a disreputable retailer out of business. That's false; a Better Business Bureau has no legal powers. Nor are they authorized
        to give legal advice, or assist in breaking legal contracts, make collections, or give credit information.  instead, BBB's collect and disseminate information about companies
        based on unanswered questions or unsettled complaints. In this respect, the BBB serves merely as a clearinghouse for consumer complaints. The bureau also provides
        buyer/seller mediation and arbitration services and monitors advertising and selling practices.  The BBB themselves have been affected by negative publicity and even
        member attrition. In the 1990s a number of regional BBB's reported declines in membership and the loss of a few high-profile businesses from their ranks. Unhappily for the
        BBB, one of its own branches (South Florida) also became insolvent and closed in 1997, leaving hundreds of thousands of dollars of bad debt.  Currently in our industry
        (according to the BBB's rating system) the highest rating we can possibly get from the is a C+ which is an average rating.  Let us assure you we are not an average vehicle
        transport company.  We have placed  a few links from several consumers that apparently agree the BBB is not trust worthy.


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