Price changes 2 days before move 1.5 months before the move they did a visual inspection and gave me a quote. 2 days before the move, after I had boxed up my house, they changed the price from $6k to $10k, and asked for another $2k deposit. The day of the move I came to my senses and cancelled after they arrived. All I want is the second $2k payment back but they won't return any calls.

Don’t trust this company pls Our family was relocating in Florida from Michigan due to work. I searched up online for moving companies and one company came and looked at all the things in my house and the other I just spoke on the phone which was a lady names Joann Wistoski from City Moving Group LLC. She was super pushy and I was still looking around so didn’t really respond to her after multiple emails and calls. Our date to move came closer and she happens to call me and she tells me I work now for One Souce Van Lines. I thought that was add but whatever. Super pushy again with everything they were only 1000 dollars cheaper than the other company that came and looked at the entire house. We were quoted 5900 dollars from One Source. We were ok with paying that. The day we made the contract Joann wouldn’t let me finish reading the contract and pushing me just to sign. She couldn't get off the phone. Monday I get a call saying that we need to go thru everything again what we are taking and they jacked the price up to 12000 dollars now which we were not going to pay. After some very unprofessional phone calls with Joann spoke to customer service and basically came down to you need to leave stuff behind if you don’t want to pay 12k. The day the company came it was a different company from Chicago that had basically nothing to do with One source. Had a big Budget truck rented and they were moving our things. We got charged 150 for and elliptical extra bc that was a risky item if they have to put items on top they might fall so insurance wise they had to charge me for it. Same thing with our workout bike. So there is an extra 300 dollars and plus another 150 for materials they used which was some plastic and duck tape. Ok paid the extras. Our stuff moved really fast to Florida. When our stuff got in Florida, our tv, dining table and coffee table all were damaged. I have tried to contact One source thru their number it doesn’t work anymore. I have tried to contact Joann that number also doesn’t work anymore. I have emailed her she doesn’t respond. I have emailed the company on the email that they have on their website no respond. This company is an absolute scam and my husband and I are looking to take legal action. On their website it clearly states if you have damaged items please give us a call and we will file an insurance claim. Nobody’s phone number is working since I’ve moved.

We have been lied to from the getgo We have been lied to from the getgo. They said it would be 3k for the move. They said the movers would call us 1 hour before they showed up. Movers called us 20 minutes before showing up. They told us it would be 6k to move. We were told 3-5 business days we should expect our things. Called at 5 business days, got told 5-14. Called at 14, got told that we would get a partial refund. Got told that our shipment was loaded and headed our way, then got told the loaders lied and they were not coming until the next week. A month without our things we got told the movers had loaded and would call us 24-48 hrs before they arrived. They called us three hours before their ‘expected’ arrival. Told us 6, showed up at 10 pm. They are throwing are things. Won’t take stuff upstairs. Found out we don’t get a partial refund because it’s 21 business days, and we had been lied to the three times we had communicated before. We were told the movers would be the same who picked up and delivered. They were not.

STOLE MY DEPOSIT!! STOLE MY DEPOSIT!!! DO NOT BOOK!!!! Customer service will fraud you into holding a move and won't refund your deposit! DO NOT USE THESE SCAMMERS!

Choose ANYONE but OneSource OneSource Van Lines was a complete letdown, and took advantage of us financially. We hired OneSource for a cross-country move, and ultimately decided to cancel the move well within the 72 hour timeframe that they included in the contract. But the company completely twisted their own rules, claiming that multiple phone calls and check-ins on our cancellation were insufficient. They kept nearly our entire deposit, and offered us $200 of our $1000 initial payment. This was for a move nearly 6 months away, that was canceled within the first 3 days. Still, they insist that they should keep $800, for zero work - they certainly didn't move a single belonging! I simply cannot stress enough that there are far more trustworthy, honest partners out there. Good luck, and stay vigilant.