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“Final cost may change based on actual weight and services performed.”
Interstate estimates can use different price rules. The quote should make the type easy to identify.
Is this binding, non-binding, or binding not-to-exceed?
“We connect customers with licensed transportation providers nationwide.”
A broker arranges a move; a mover transports your goods. Responsibilities are different.
Are you the household-goods carrier or a broker? What is your USDOT number?
“Long carry and stair fees may apply. Fuel surcharge determined at pickup.”
Unpriced add-ons make it harder to compare this quote with another company’s total.
What exact conditions and rates apply to long carry, stairs and fuel?
“Pickup window: September 10–11, between 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.”
A written date window gives both sides a concrete detail to confirm before the move.
Ask who will notify you if the pickup window changes.
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