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Re: Re: Re: how would you ship a tractor across the country?
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Posted by Dennis Benson on September 25, 2002 at 11:43:18 from (205.188.209.109):
In Reply to: Re: Re: how would you ship a tractor across the country? posted by John S-B on September 24, 2002 at 19:20:02:
Uhaul sure is bad. I reserved a truck and trailer to haul a forklift about 75 miles. I showed up for the truck and trailer and was told they cancelled my reservation, but they didn't call to tell me they cancelled. I complained to the corporate HQ and got a call from the lady that runs the local Uhaul. She offered several excuses, and as I talked she offered several more excuses. She finally found out I wanted to haul a forklift and offered another excuse that Uhaul is only for household, I can't haul equipment with a Uhaul. She offered me a coupon for my next haul and I refused and told her there will be no next time because I can't trust her or Uhaul.
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