Brytor International Moving

Brytor International Moving employs fraudulent schemes and money extortions to rip off its clients. On January 10, 2014, Brytor provided me with a quotation, which expired on February 28 - a few weeks before the pickup date. The company’s manager assured that in terms of price an increase will not exceed $100.00. The uplift day was set up on March 12, 2014, and I was required to pay the invoiced amount by cash five business days in advance. Brytor does not except payments by credit cards because these come with protection. After I posted a bank draft on March 4, 2014, the company’s manager demanded to pay more - $500.00 for ocean freight rate change and $200.00 for the third floor walk up. Apparently the latter charge was originally omitted due to the company's negligent quoting. After I questioned the new price, Brytor had canceled my contract without any warning. I was willing to pay any price because I made multiple reservations in connection with the move. As a result of Brytor's cancellation, my money was forfeited and I incurred additional charges with respect to the transport of my household effects. I was out of pocket approximately $209.26.
11 years ago (15-05-2014)