Policies

Our Moving Company Has Privacy Policy?

If you are wondering why a moving service has a privacy policy, perhaps you should ask if it will cost them more to return your unused records. This will result in you paying for their time and effort in returning your records, which obviously they will use in order to do business with you. They can also use these returned records as a means of trying to attract new customers. For example, they might offer a cheaper rate if you will provide them with your old address rather than your new one and if you will agree to provide them with your old telephone number rather than your new one.

However, there are cases wherein the cost of returning your records is significantly higher than the price of the moving service's regular charge. In this case, it will turn out to be more practical to get your records from somewhere else other than the relocation service you employed. In this case, the cost of your records will be significantly higher than the usual rate charged by such services. And this is where a little bit of thinking about your privacy can save you a lot of money.

The typical policy for most services like this is one year, which means that you can expect your records to be available to you even before the next anniversaries. In most cases, you can also expect to receive assistance from your service when it comes to removing your records from your home or office. You may just have to pay a little more for their service, but at least you will not have to take the risk of having your records destroyed. Your privacy is still very much intact, and no one can dare tamper with your records. At least, not unless they want to pay someone else to do it.

What Is Our Company's Disclaimer?

We have a disclaimer on one of our older articles that has caused many people to complain. Our disclaimer reads as follows -"Our company is not responsible for goods that are lost, damaged, or stolen in connection with the shipping, transportation or storage of these goods. Whenever we transport or store goods our company assumes and warrants that the goods will be sent or stored securely and properly and that there might be a possibility that the goods may experience damage during transport or at the destination. When this happens, we make every effort to rectify the situation so that your goods arrive safely at their destination."

The main problem with this approach is that if a container transporting dangerous goods has been damaged by boisterous weather at sea or air and if the boisterous weather has also caused damage to the container or its contents then it would be difficult for the customs clearance officers to conclude that the goods were delivered as described. For this reason, the Customs declaration must refer only to actual delivery and this, in turn, can make it difficult for the customers' goods to reach their destinations. Our company takes every precaution to ensure that there might be a case when the company is liable for losses incurred by the clients' goods as a result of an unforeseen event. Therefore, we never accept responsibility for any such losses and we also ensure our clients against such losses. In addition, we never undertake to store goods for the users in our warehouse. This is done to avoid incurring loss through damage to the goods as we are not responsible if the goods do not reach their destinations.

If you would like to learn more about how our company may be liable for goods that did not arrive as advertised or if the products have damages that were not declared, we suggest you contact a professional corporate fraud lawyer. A lawyer will be able to advise you on what action you should take as a result of the events that occurred. A lawyer may also be able to use statements from other clients and conduct his own investigation. In most circumstances, you will need to provide the lawyer with access to original documentation. The law will require us to produce these documents if you ask us for a review or confirmation of a claim.