What is the best long distance moving company with the best rates?
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I worked for a moving company, do yourself a favor do it yourself.  Nothing but headaches
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St George have the best...tho they call it a multi access card...with the account I am on with them you only pay a $6 flat fee per month.\n\n\nHTH
1055178
Ask your freight forwarder for yearly contract rate. They will very happy to assist you with no cost. Why should bother yourself with the calculation when someone else can do it free for you?\n\nIn case like UPS / FedEx / DHL, you can browse their services online.
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I was an insurance agent for years.\nSafeCo is excellent in their auto insurance division...stole a lot of business AND executives from GEICO.\nHartford is a VERY long standing and highly reputable insurance.\nI've actually done business with Travelers Insurance.  They are well rounded, easy to work with, and have a quite decent reputation.\n\nGo to the site below.  \nA M Best is a company that RATES Insurance companies.\nJust type in your company and peruse what the experts say.\nWarning.... these companies are ALL HUGE.\n\nhttp://www3.ambest.com/ratings/default.asp
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ING Direct is awesome and great rates.  Very simple to sign up and use.  Only down fall is that the transaction period of moving money can take a day or two.  But definitely would recommend ING.  4.25% rate is better that the usual 0.25%
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check out some country-clubs in the yellow pages. They usually have decent rates (and their used to putting up with rich stiffs)
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Costco gives some of the best rates. \nThe service is very good, too. There was this time when I couldn't start my car. Since it's a certain European car, it couldn't be jumpstarted by a friend's car. Only a tow truck had enough power to jumpstart it. I called the Costco auto assitance. Not only did they send a tow truck quickly, but they also called to follow up on whether the problem was fixed or not. Highly recommend it!
250379
you should probably Ask the Area your wishing to employ under. Each company alway has different rates.
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i heard western union is good. but i dont know if it operates in australia too.  \nthe banks - ICICI, SBI etc. do a good job tooo
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There is The US Postal Service, US parcel service, Federal Express, just to name a few.  You can look them up on your search engine, and then contact them about there prices!!\n\nMuch Success in your Business,\n\nDuane J.
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use DHL or FedEx!\nthe big question of life...
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I use Commerce Bank and have been very happy. Also, if you are looking for savings vehicles and are not internet adverse, try ING Direct.
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I have an account with ING direct, but I've since abandoned it in favor of Emigrant Direct and HSBC.  I was very pleased with ING, but their interest rate on savings is no longer competitive.
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I would think its all due to poor money management, moving is not cheap! Everytime weve moved its cost about 2 grand. Not chump change, and im a cheapo :P so i do everything the cheapest way possible, so it can cost alllllot more if you let it. But anyawys i think they just are really unresponsible with there money, if you can shell out 2 grand every 3 or 4 months. you can afford your rent
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Look in the newspapers for your area.  You want to select a locations that are easy to get to on a daily basis.  Store chains generally have better benefits, but lower pay.  Some small pharmacies have low benefits but better pay.  That is not true in all cases however!\n\nRemember you want to keep your cost of getting there down or a big salary will not be much use if you spend it traveling back and forth.
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Try Travelex. They are cheaper. Do it online\n\nwww.travelex.com
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Verzion or Comcast, both are in head to head competion and have cut throat rates, with both offering unlimted long distance. If you go with Verzion use the Yahoo! Verzion option, because that has the cheapest internet rate plus you get around $200 of premium Yahoo! services.