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Sarah
I've used onyxxmovers several time I've dealt with George personally one of the nicest movers you would ever meet the prices are reasonable the drivers are movers a professional never had an issue with them then I just moved last week Jasonvcame out there himself their were refrenced thru Angies list
kevin michael
Jason was the reason i selected this company .. alot bait and switch movers calling my cell phone and home phone and the brokers call all night, the move too about six hours onyxx charge me extra for my 72 inch tv and 3 flight of stairs . overall i did not have to do it my self , probably use them again.
Reasonable
I was mainly happy about the price during a metal compared to the compensators movers we're okay packing was great that my stuff on time thank you for a great job
Great guys
Awesome service they were able to show up in my house in last minute because the moving company i had hired by the name of northstar did not show up at all after I reserved with them onyxx mover prices were reasonable Jason and mike very nice guys would highly recomend those fellows very outspoken guys
Edison Farrow
I received a quote for the move of my one bedroom apartment from Miami, FL to Atlanta, GA. The quote was reasonable at $1,300.
They asked for a very detailed description of the items, furniture and numbers of boxes.
They were supposed to arrive in the morning at 9pm for pick up with 4 guys. They showed up at 1pm with 2 guys. They put my belongings on the truck and told me that the price was now $3,800.
These people are NOT HONEST OR TRUSTWORTHY! If you make the mistake of using this company, record all of your conversations because they lie. With every conversation, the situation gets worse.
When my delivery arrived, there were many items that were broken, paintings had holes through them, one upholstered chair had a large hole through the fabric.
Richard
my first time moving with a moving company i set a appointment wiht Jason and kept up with the quote price movers came on time ..
Jason fields
Oh my , the service was awesome i got in contact With R. stevens who was very detailed about the service , sevral folks was trying to contact me but my family friend used this company in the past , on the day of the move i had to purchase extra Pack of boxes, because i was out of town and did not ge to pack all my thing.. so when micheal arrived the mover supervisor he had extra boxes available on the truck so i was happy, the move took 5 days to get to vegas the guy said three but thats not my first rodeo. timing was ok ...
Forrest Laird
From the very start, our experience with the rep (Paul Pappas) has been exceptional! He has provided outstanding customer service and has been professional every step of the way. Even when my family had questions on the off hours, he took time out of his his own schedule to make sure we were taken care of. Everything from the pick up, to storage, and delivery was done in a way to show the utmost respect to our belongings. I highly recommend Onyxx to anyone looking to move and if you want the best in customer service, definitely ask for Mr. Paul.
David Daniel
We have a corporate account with Onyxx for a few years now. We are head hunters for IT Annalists. Typically the clients that we arrange the moves and jobs for are young people with very very little furniture to move.. What I like about Onyxx and their staff is these young guys and girls , with very minimum belongings are treated like their moving a whole family and a big house full of furniture. Thanks
candy
GREAT guys !
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In 1933, as a part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “New Deal”, the National Recovery Administration requested that each industry creates a “code of fair competition”. The American Highway Freight Association and the Federated Trucking Associations of America met in the spring of 1933 to speak for the trucking association and begin discussing a code. By summer of 1933 the code of competition was completed and ready for approval. The two organizations had also merged to form the American Trucking Associations. The code was approved on February 10, 1934. On May 21, 1934, the first president of the ATA, Ted Rogers, became the first truck operator to sign the code. A special "Blue Eagle" license plate was created for truck operators to indicate compliance with the code.
