Movers - Out of State

I'm moving to beantown and can't do it by myself. I may be moving with a U-haul and a friend, but that's all up in the air now. Does anyone have any suggestions for out of state movers? What price range? I'm also looking online, but I can't distinguish who's legit or not.

P.S. I've missed out on all of the box posts. If anyone has any extra boxes, please pm me! Thanks!

No one give Brooklynound information or boxes so she won't move.

If I had good ideas I wouldn't give them to you as I must stay on Ms Scarlet's good side.

DONT LEAVE ME!!!!!!

We haven't even been to karaoke yet!! WTF! Damn you woman!!!

Scarlett, hold me.

I will honey, how bout at brunch tomorrow?

Get this - my upstairs neighbors just moved and asked me what they should tip the moving guys. The movers actually told them they get 15% of the total cost to move as a tip. So in essence, they wanted about $250 bucks. Is that normal? I've never heard of such a thing!!!

PS - BB isn't allowed to move.

Screw that, tip them 20 each and call it a day.

Ps... BB will be kidnapped and kept with me. She's not allowed to leave my apt with out a tracking bracelet.

That's what I said. I've never heard of tipping 15% on 2,500.00!!

Hm. I think it is appropriate to tip 15% depending on the job they did. Did they ruin anything? Lose anything? Did they have to climb a bunch of stairs? Or was the large cost due to across state driving?

I don't care about them and their tips. I just need a mover to ship me up to Boston! I'm not moving for a couple months. So you have plenty of time to enjoy the pleasure of my company!LOL.

I agree with Mamacita, $20

It was a move out of state. I'd never tip that much unless I got some sex out of it.

Anastasia Beaverhausen wrote: It was a move out of state. I'd never tip that much unless I got some sex out of it.

Women will pay men for sex? ....all those internet ads are true?

Women won't pay you for sex.

BB - where are you going to be living in Boston? I'm from MA and lived in Boston ages ago. It can be a fun town (but it can get small, quickly).

Oh no! What a shame you're going....

Will have to whoop it up before you leave then.

scarlett wrote: Hm. I think it is appropriate to tip 15% depending on the job they did. Did they ruin anything? Lose anything? Did they have to climb a bunch of stairs? Or was the large cost due to across state driving?

I heard $6-10 per person per hour.