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lechacal, I have a few friends who have had great experiences with Flatrate. I recently used Gentle Giant, which is fantastic, but they may be more “white glove” than it sounds like you want. I would recommend you avoid Moishe’s and Schleppers!
I also highly recommend OZ Moving.
“Now if you’re good, tomorrow we can go to the toy store!”
My mother used to “drag” me into the City from CT as a child, and she would bribe me to behave. If I was good ALL DAY, our last stop would be FAO Schwarz, where I was allowed to pick out one toy, and I would invariably go for a Steiff animal, the most expensive stuffed animal I could lay my hands on.
[Cobble, are we going to FAO Schwarz later?]
lechacal, I had a very good experience with the folks at Flatrate. Prior to that, I had a debacle with another company when moving just a couple blocks on the Upper East Side. It cost me thousands of dollars and I had a lot less crap than I have now (I was single at the time). STAY AWAY from Russian movers, with all due respect to Kens. They basically charged way in excess of the estimate and won’t release your stuff from the trucks (if you have to keep anything in storage) unless you pay them everything.
“Hi What. How was the vacation? I thought you were away until September”
In and out..
“Hiya What, glad to see you back and full of “zip & zing”! Did you have a good break?”
Yep but the Brownstoner’s newest Jackass brought me back!
The What
Someday this war is gonna end…
Snaps – A career in P.R. is calling to you.
Re: Arkady’s 11:11, I wonder if, in large and highly populated cities like NY, we will ever come to accept that type of housing. Does anyone think the ‘bigger is always better’ movement is just a phase or a permanent fixture?
Lots of ideas….7282 for LED backlight and 6727 for touch screens. Toshiba for nuclear.
If you just want Yen stories or macor that’s different
Hundreds of different ideas in japan
Housing for short & little people:
http://tinyurl.com/mf3x9c