But, the worst part? "Lindsey". Lindsey, the cold, angry nightmare that "runs the company" even though she is just "the office manager", called ME, the customer, when I called to report the items that were missing (assuming they'd been left behind at a local warehouse, or when they "had to" transfer my stuff from one truck to another), SHE called ME a LIAR. She accused me of "making the whole thing up. For the money." First, even if you THINK that, don't SAY that to a customer! Second, even if you suspect that the customer is lying, DO a THOROUGH SEARCH for what he is claiming is missing; you may have to prove, in court, that you launched an extensive search. Third, if y7ou are going to accuse a customer of fraud, of scamming you, at least have it make sense. a COUCH?" Really? Something RIDICULOUS like a couch? Also, my desktop computer, while it cost $2,000 new, is three years old. I have no idea what it is worth now. Which doesn't MATTER because you, Ori Van Lines, the worst company I have ever come into contact with -- and I've been to Tijuana -- pay only 65 Cents per POUND for lost items. Thus, a $4000 couch, to YOU, is worth $4,000. To me, according to your "insurance plan", since you idiots lost my 4$,000 couch, I'll get $195. Wow, am I ever a smart scam artist! I give YOU my $4,000 couch and you give ME $195. And, I'M the scam artist? Shame on you, Shame, shame.

Your God will punish you.