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The Junkman NY

September 27th, 2009
by Junkman NYC

The Junkman

Here is a pretty inventive ad that was on Craigslist recently.

HAVE LEFT OVER STUFF? WAIT! DON’T PUT IT ON THE CURB……

junkman NYC

junkman NYC

IT DID NOT SELL? TIME HAS RUN OUT AND YOU HAVE TO GO? STUCK ON A WALKUP? NO WHERE TO TURN. MUST GET RID OF YOUR STUFF ASAP AND HAVE TO DRAG IT OUT TO THE CURB? WELL, SAY NO MORE.
JUST EMAIL JUNKMAN NYC AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE AND I WILL COME BY AND TAKE IT ALL OUT FOR YOU.
I WILL EVEN TAKE YOUR COMPUTER STUFF TOO.
I WILL TAKE EVERYTHING THAT YOU DO NOT WANT.
MY REPAYMENT IS YOUR STUFF (and a very reasonable fee, of course).
SO IF YOU NEED IT OUT ASAP.
I AM YOUR MAN.
24 HRS A DAY
ANYTIME IS THE RIGHT TIME.
THANKS AND HAVE A GREAT DAY!

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Clean Outs Available

September 15th, 2009
by NYC Movers
Allegro NYC Junkman

Allegro NYC Junkman

Clean Outs Available
Upon your request, we’ll even clean out your home after you move. We offer all types of clean out and clean ups services for business’s, basements, yards and attics. We can cleanups what ever needs to be done. Call us Today at 212 274 8303 or get a FREE online quote HERE.

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Find a Trustworthy Moving Company

August 3rd, 2009
by NYC Movers

Zack Stern

PC World via Washington Post
Monday, August 3, 2009; 12:19 AM

The cheapest movers can end up being costly in hidden fees or poor service. Use these tips to find a great mover.

Visit the Protect Your Move website for an overview on what to do and avoid. Especially navigate to the state page; depending on where you live, you might find a link to a regional website with specific state rules.

Armed with those details and phone numbers, verify that a mover is currently licensed. If you’re trying to make the move with a cheap connection on Craigslist or a brokering site, such as CityMove, be sure the company is licensed. If not, you’re more likely to fall into scams where it’ll be surprisingly cheap for the company to load gear into the truck, but it’ll cost extra if you want them to deliver it to the new office.

Estimate the amount of hardware you need to transport, and contact a few local companies. If one company is surprisingly cheap, that could be a red flag for hidden–illegal–costs they’ll make up later.

With those quotes in-hand, delve into online sites that provide feedback. TryMoving ScamYelpAngie’s List(subscription required), and even a Google search. And after you complete the move, post back to one of those sites to leave your thoughts.

Moving can be hectic, but with a little background digging, you can keep costs down and connect with a trustworthy company.

Zack Stern is building a new business from San Francisco, where he frequently contributes to PC World.

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Allegro Shredding Services Paper Shredding

August 2nd, 2009
by NYC Movers

Allegro Shredding Services: Certificate Guaranteed Upon Destruction

Other Products & Services:

* Delivery Services

Specialties:

* Commercial,Residential Movers,Local,Long Distance Movers,Delivery

Payment Options:

* All Major Cards Accepted

Additional Information:

NY Dot #34863, MC #387190, US Dot #889671, Safe And Sound, The Progressive Moving & Storage Company, Full Service Moving Company, Commercial & Residential Movers, Professional Local & Long Distance Movers, Storage Available, Clean Outs Available, Last Minute Moves Welcome, Moving & Packing Supplies Available, General Delivery Service, Serving All The Boro’s For Brooklyn Call, Founded In 1953

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Allergo NYC Movers

July 26th, 2009
by NYC Movers

A full-service moving company for all of your moving needs.
Allegro Moving service includes:

Allegro Movers

Allegro Movers

  • 28 – foot, fully equipped late model moving vans and 18 – wheel tractor rigs
  • FREE written moving estimates provided on premises
  • Personalized packing service
  • Commercial moving
  • Residential moving
  • Local and long distance moving
  • Guaranteed pick-up on all long distance moving
  • Modern storage facilities
  • Licensed piano movers
  • Antique and fine art moving and storage
  • Quilted furniture pads for your maximum protection
  • Licensed and insured for your protection
  • Drivers and Labor available by the Hour
    Give us a call – When it’s time to move, or store your belongings, we’ll be waiting to serve you. Our corporate headquarters are in Manhattan, and we have convenient branches in Brooklyn, Staten Island, and Elizabeth, NJ.
    Estimates
    We offer competitive prices. Call us or use the free quote form to request a rate.
    Commercial & Residential Moves
    We are antique, piano and fine art specialists, as well as office and computer moving specialists.
    Moving & Packing Supplies Available
    We take pride in offering only the highest quality packing supplies, heavy corrugated cartons in many shapes and sizes and bubble wraps.
    Last-Minute Moves Welcome
    Do not hesitate to call.
    Storage Available
    Our 30,000 square foot storage facility, located in Elizabeth, NJ, is designed to protect and preserve your possessions. We offer a climate controlled, fully alarmed, 24hr secured and monitored storage center. If you are planning to renovate your home,we’ll even pick up your possessions, store them and redeliver them upon completion, all at your convenience.
    For Our College Students Moving out of the dorms or leaving during break? We will pick up your stuff at the dorm, store it and redeliver it when you return, all for a reasonable cost.
    Clean Outs Available
    Upon your request, we’ll even clean out your home after you move.

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    Great Tips for a Smoother Move

    December 12th, 2007
    by NYC Movers

    From Coral Nafie,
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    If you’re among thousands of people who have picked up and moved their family to a new home or a new community, you have fresh memories of some of the ups and downs or thrills or frustrations of moving.

    Drawing from personal experience, I know there are lots of ways to help make your household move easier and more smooth. Read here for help to get your life, and your possessions, organized for a peaceful and exciting move.

    Make a list.
    Write everything down! You’ll thank yourself later. Before you pack even one box, create a simple record keeping system. Create a computer-printed list of numbers with a space to write the contents. Or have a spiral-bound notebook for the job. You’ll place a number on EVERY box you pack and list the contents on your list. Don’t put the list down unless it’s in a place you’ll call Packing Central. This is where you’ll find your labels, marking pens, box tape, and other supplies. When describing the box contents, be specific — “A-D files” is better than “files”, and “Tulip dishes” rather than “misc. kitchen”.

    Have plenty of supplies.
    Don’t make me say this twice– you’ll need LOTS of boxes–probably more boxes than you think, and having enough boxes will make your life easier! (If you buy your boxes from a moving company, you can always return unused boxes for a refund. If you got them free from the grocery, just toss any leftovers.) Have about 10 boxes set aside to use for last minute items on moving day, such as bedding, clothing, and cleaning supplies. You’ll need strong plastic packing tape to close up the boxes securely. Use unprinted newsprint (newspaper can stain your items) or packing paper or bubble wrap to wrap and cushion household good. Again, you’ll need lots more supplies than you think, so get extra so the packing can go smoothly. Return any unused supplies after the truck is packed.

    Utilize wardrobe boxes.
    These tall boxes are perfect for bulky, lightweight items such as comforters, pillows, and blankets, as well as clothes that need to remain hanging. Call your mover to ask the width of the wardrobe boxes they’ll be bringing. Then measure the clothes in your closets (including coat closets) to see how many wardrobe boxes you’ll need. You can also use them for closet storage boxes, shoe boxes, and other bulky items such as fabric bolts, large baskets, or gift wrap tubes.

    Don’t make the boxes too heavy to lift, however. One mover told the story of someone who put a bowling ball in a wardrobe box! When the box was lifted off the truck the bottom gave way, sending the bowling ball on a wild ride down the ramp, across the street to the gutter, then down a hill where it finally came to rest in a roadside ditch. (Is that a strike or a spare?)

    Strategize wardrobe box use.
    Moving companies will be happy to deliver boxes ahead of your moving day. Or if you’re doing the move yourself, get things organized as early as possible. A few days before your move, fill some sturdy handled shopping bags with bulky closet items such as shoes, sweaters, belts, and jeans. On moving day, fill the bottom of the wardrobe boxes with some of the shopping bags, then add your hanging clothing. Pack hanging items tightly so things won’t move around and fall off of hangers. Finally, cover the shoulders of your clothes (a dry cleaning bag works well), then add a few purses or sweaters on top. You’ll have fewer boxes, and closet items remain together. Also, the shopping bags will make it easier to retrieve your belongings from the bottoms of a tall wardrobe box.

    Color coordinate.
    Designate a color for each room in the new home, such as yellow for kitchen, orange for dining room, etc. Apply colored stickers on the box near the box number. In your new home. Put a matching sticker on the door to each room. The movers will know where to put everything when they arrive at the desitination. It’s also helpful to post a big sign on the wall in the room where you want boxes stacked, (”Boxes here please”) to keep them out of furniture and traffic areas.

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    Free Quotes from Allegro Moving Systems

    December 11th, 2007
    by NYC Movers

    Just fill out our easy, online form for a quick quote for any of your moving or delivery needs.

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    Drivers and Labor Available by Flat Rate or the Hour

    October 20th, 2007
    by NYC Movers

    A common local moving quoting process is the Flat rate, or Guaranteed estimate. Allegro NYC movers estimate their moves based on a similar concept. The customer generally provides an inventory of the items to be moved in order to accurately determine the costs involved. Lets look at the advantages.

    Flat rate pros:

    When payment time comes due, oftentimes a flat rate is at or near the original estimate, and/or extra charges will have been explained in detail prior to payment time. This makes for less surprises and hopefully less anxiety on move day. When getting a quote, a customer makes an inventory and describes the conditions to the best of their ability for much closer approximation of the final price than an hourly mover can give. This is especially true in the case of larger moves, and often with very small as well (no hourly minimum). An important feature is Allegro’s ability to dispatch the proper personnel for each job, as they have a good idea of what is going to be involved. While more time consuming during the quote process, this time is often more than made up for on move day. Generally speaking, the more motivated movers choose to work this way, movers unaccustomed to working fast and careful need not apply.

    If a customer is careful and thorough, theres no reason a consumer can’t predict their final price to within a small variance if they’re willing to take the time. Once the process is done once, the preceding comparison quotes are much easier and faster. The time savings on move day, again, can be dramatic. Often job times end up taking a fraction of the customer’s last hourly move’s time. This is great for obvious reasons, but before you jump on the “guaranteed quote” bandwagon, there are some negatives to consider too.

    Flat rate cons:

    When first getting your flat rate quote, as it takes more time, you’ll want to document the information conveyed in the form of a written estimate.  Any time you get a Flat, or Guaranteed quote, you NEED to get the estimate in writing to alleviate expensive inconsistencies on move day. A good estimator might seem almost irritating with the barrage of questions you might not think relevant. Have a little patience though, as this is  a good sign. Once its on paper, carefully check and make certain you covered all your bases to assure an accurate quote. If not, the estimator can adjust accordingly BEFORE move day, this way Allegro stays competitive. Same day additions can be much more expensive than the pre-determined inventory.

    Some other things that can make this type of scheduling less appealing is that often circumstances arise that cannot be pre-determined. Most competitive Flat rate movers include disassembly and assembly of simple items. More complex items however can often incur extra charges. Platform beds, water beds, bridge units, stereos and complex entertainment systems that hourly movers are more than happy to take care of (well you are paying for it) are expected to be done before the Flat rate movers arrive, for your best price. Again, if you let Allegro know beforehand, the charges are usually quite reasonable. Same day charges, as the extra time can cause all sorts of problems for the movers, can often be exorbitant.

    Many of the things that Allegro Flat rate movers end up charging extra for, are things that are covered by hourly movers in time charged. Things that weren’t considered at quote time (recall the questioning estimator), or perhaps the customer thought they might do themselves, but didnt get around to them. A consumer is better off taking the time and forethought to cover their bases thoroughly to assure themselves of the best price.

    As you can see there are pros and cons to both quote systems. I hope some of this info can help you decide which might be better suited to your needs. While the hourly quote is quick and painless, theres really no guarantee, or sometimes even idea of how long it will take. The Flat rate is more time and thought demanding, and can give a good idea of your final bill, but the customer has to be careful everything is accounted for, including conditions. Either way, get your estimate in writing, make certain of things you will do at the time of quote are done, for your best price. Find a mover, by referral is best, that your comfortable with and has a good reputation. In doing these things, your next move might not turn out to be the nightmare you possibly envision it to be.

    All this said and done, the absolute best way to get an estimate, is of course an in-home walk-through performed by one of Allegro NYC movers consultants.

    Drivers and Labor available by the Hour

    We offer competitive prices and personalized service….
    Give us a call – When it’s time to move, or store your belongings, we’ll be waiting to serve you. Our corporate headquarters are in Manhattan, and we have convenient branches in Brooklyn, Staten Island, and Elizabeth, NJ.Estimates
    We offer competitive prices. Call us today at 212-274-8303 or use our free quote form by clicking HERE to request a rate.

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