They will cheat you once you sign I moved with One Source in December of 2023. Intially the person who helped me was very nice, and walked me through everything - which gave me confidence to go with this company. When one of their team called me a week before the move to verify what I was shipping, they told me I would be charged 90% of the total move price to add on only about 20% more items to the total. So if my total move was $4000 and I had to add some items on at the end increasing my total truck used space by 20%, they wanted to charge me an additional $3600 to do so, - even though I was told my square foot cost would stay the same as when I put my deposit down. After I questioned this - they told me "well if you don't want to pay it you can just it behind." Which is thinly veiled threat. Additionally I was charged $700 dollars to shuttle my stuff because the roads to my place could not take a tractor trailer - even though the contract said it would be no more than $500. These people are scum, cheats, and they pray on people once they sign the line. They will talk nice to get you to commit. From there - criminals.

Price changes 2 days before move 1.5 months before the move they did a visual inspection and gave me a quote. 2 days before the move, after I had boxed up my house, they changed the price from $6k to $10k, and asked for another $2k deposit. The day of the move I came to my senses and cancelled after they arrived. All I want is the second $2k payment back but they won't return any calls.

We have been lied to from the getgo We have been lied to from the getgo. They said it would be 3k for the move. They said the movers would call us 1 hour before they showed up. Movers called us 20 minutes before showing up. They told us it would be 6k to move. We were told 3-5 business days we should expect our things. Called at 5 business days, got told 5-14. Called at 14, got told that we would get a partial refund. Got told that our shipment was loaded and headed our way, then got told the loaders lied and they were not coming until the next week. A month without our things we got told the movers had loaded and would call us 24-48 hrs before they arrived. They called us three hours before their ‘expected’ arrival. Told us 6, showed up at 10 pm. They are throwing are things. Won’t take stuff upstairs. Found out we don’t get a partial refund because it’s 21 business days, and we had been lied to the three times we had communicated before. We were told the movers would be the same who picked up and delivered. They were not.

If I could give 0 Stars I Would If I could give 0 Stars I Would. This company took advantage of me and I should have trusted my gut opinion when I initially cancelled my move with them since I had concerns with their service as previous co-workers had horrible experiences with them/other moving companies. I sent pictures of all of my inventory items and explained to Daisha that my main concern was spending more money than I was quoted for, for my move. She responded by saying if I sent pictures and I had nothing more than what was pictured then there should be no concerns about a difference in price from the carrier. Well she was wrong, I had to pay $1,000 more to Prince Moving due to them saying I had an excess of 1,000 cubic feet than what I was quoted for. How, when I sent pictures of all of my belongings and was sent an updated quote after submission of pictures? A $1,000 that I didn't have. They begged me for my service and I trusted them! The movers showed up and charged me an additional $75 dollars because there was an excess of a flight of steps which in their contract "Princz Moving" stated a flight = 7 steps. My contract with ONE SOURCE VAN LINES stated that a flight of steps = 10 steps. I called Jim from One Source Van Lines while the movers was at my pick-up location and told him Princz Moving was trying to charge me for a flight of steps that I shouldnt have been charged because my contract stated a flight was 10 steps not 7 steps. He told me to pay Princz moving the additional fee so they could do the job since they were on site and One Source Van Lines would reimburse me for the charges because I signed a contract with One Source Van Lines not Princz Moving Company. I've been waiting on my updated paperwork only to be told that I'm not going to be reimbursed because that is not the responsibility of One Source Van Lines, its the responsibility of the carrier Princz Moving. However, Jim from One Source Van Lines is the one who told me that since their were discrepancies with the contract, that One Source would submit paperwork for review for me to get reimbursed. I got my furniture from Princz Moving at the dropoff location, while they were "nice dudes" they did not assembly any of my furniture at dropoff. They also lost a box of my belongings, and the headboard to my bed. I was originally quoted $2,900 for the move. After sending pictures that quote went up to around $3,100 dollars. I paid $4,000, $900 dollars more than my updated quote and now they want to penny pinch $75 that is owed to me and act like I'm fussing over something small. It's the principle that I followed the instructions of your worker JIM, and he ensured that I was binded to a contract agreement with one source van lines and that I would receive some reimbursement, Now, Jim is allegedly on vacation for a week and they want me to show my hand while they sit back and don't acknowledge how they took advantage of a hard working man who is trying to provide for his family. I NEVER leave reviews but you all must trust me, DO NOT USE THESE COMPANIES!! MOVE YOUR THINGS YOURSELF!!!

Choose ANYONE but OneSource OneSource Van Lines was a complete letdown, and took advantage of us financially. We hired OneSource for a cross-country move, and ultimately decided to cancel the move well within the 72 hour timeframe that they included in the contract. But the company completely twisted their own rules, claiming that multiple phone calls and check-ins on our cancellation were insufficient. They kept nearly our entire deposit, and offered us $200 of our $1000 initial payment. This was for a move nearly 6 months away, that was canceled within the first 3 days. Still, they insist that they should keep $800, for zero work - they certainly didn't move a single belonging! I simply cannot stress enough that there are far more trustworthy, honest partners out there. Good luck, and stay vigilant.