My truck and packing equipment rentals were moved to this location at the last minute (something I have come to expect from this garbage system within u-haul). The location couldn't take an "at-counter" pick up, as it is a gas station and not a u-haul facility. There were no u-haul employees present. The facility didn't have the ability to give me any of my packing equipment rentals or the option to purchase more there. I had to call u-haul dispatch and corporate for 1.5 hours for the mess to be cleared. I never received my full order. The location was further and worse in every possible way. U-haul should really audit themselves and their franchises, because I blame u-haul as a whole for the problem, they created the system where-in this BS is tolerated and encouraged for their own bottom line. I will never deal with u-haul again, and I will tell every living soul I encounter to seek better options, options that actually care even a little bit about customers.
PAUL W
SBS 5 Food Mart
(U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer)
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Shortening the time to get your deposit change would be nice, but everything else I have no complaints for.
Jordan CShortly after I made it to my new home, I received yet another call/voicemail from a U-Haul representative stating (not asking) that my drop off location has been changed because the original location I requested, is full. This location was also much further than the original location I requested, taking valuable time from my trip and adding extra miles. I was on a time crunch and I needed to get my car off of the tow dolly to make it back to my new home to meet the moving labor on time. Unfortunately because U-Haul changed my location within minutes of me dropping off the tow dolly, I was forced to miss the time the moving labor was able to help me. Because of this, I was forced to rent a dolly from Home Depot and empty part of the truck out on my own, late into the night, to protect certain items and avoid potential theft overnight. I also had to stress over where to leave the U-Haul overnight and not having the peace of mind the truck would not be towed. This was an immensely stressful experience. To make matter worse, I paid to have my car placed on the tow dolly. When I finally made it to Ackermann rd, the "new" drop off location, I landed in a gas station with only a sign that said "U-Haul rentals". I want to emphasize that there was no representative from U-Haul that could help me off load my car from the dolly. I called U-Haul and I was told that someone would come help in 20-30 minutes. After waiting 45 minutes, and watching self help YouTube videos on how to offload my car, I ended up having to do this on my own. I felt that U-Haul took my money and left me for dead and this is not an exaggeration. I took all of the liability from renting this truck, and absolutely no support from anyone when I needed it. This is not good customer service, and in fact is not even fair business practices. If I pay for a service, I expect customer support at a site where I am asked to drop of equipment. Furthermore, after returning the dolly and having difficulty unloading my car, I had thought about leaving with the dolly and my car and going to another location/or coming back later, but I was told that if I did that, the dolly could be reported "stolen". Again, how could I return an item if I could not offload my car and nobody was there to help?? This was unacceptable. I also had to leave my car overnight in a location I was told that cars get stolen in a not too infrequent basis. Finally, when I returned the truck the next day, I was asked for the mileage and then, I was charged for 29 miles "extra" over what I was expected to use. This in my opinion is the poorest of the poorest business practices. U-Haul needs to have their books in order, to account for reservations made and make sure customers are able to return equipment at a location where they originally reserved. IF this is not possible, customers should be given an option, otherwise U-Haul NEEDS to provide customers with some sort of refund to account for the customers inconvenience and potential losses including time, miles, missed appointments, manual labor. All of which are costly. It is unfair that U-Haul is able to charge customers for any inconvenience upon U-Haul, but the customers get no reimbursements for any inconvenience placed upon them BY U-Hual. I had not had an issue with U-Haul in the past. But after this experience, it is without a doubt that I will never use U-Haul or any of it's services or affiliations and I will discourage anyone I know from using U-Haul due to my experience. If U-Haul cares to amend my troubles, as I have spoken to it's customer service representatives, I expect U-Haul to reimburse me for the extra costs I incurred during my move, refund my the "extra miles" I was charged for, and provide some benefit or compensation for my time, stress, and inconvenience. I was truly treated very poorly by this company.
CARLOS GShortly after I made it to my new home, I received yet another call/voicemail from a U-Haul representative stating (not asking) that my drop off location has been changed because the original location I requested, is full. This location was also much further than the original location I requested, taking valuable time from my trip and adding extra miles. I was on a time crunch and I needed to get my car off of the tow dolly to make it back to my new home to meet the moving labor on time. Unfortunately because U-Haul changed my location within minutes of me dropping off the tow dolly, I was forced to miss the time the moving labor was able to help me. Because of this, I was forced to rent a dolly from Home Depot and empty part of the truck out on my own, late into the night, to protect certain items and avoid potential theft overnight. I also had to stress over where to leave the U-Haul overnight and not having the peace of mind the truck would not be towed. This was an immensely stressful experience. To make matter worse, I paid to have my car placed on the tow dolly. When I finally made it to Ackermann rd, the "new" drop off location, I landed in a gas station with only a sign that said "U-Haul rentals". I want to emphasize that there was no representative from U-Haul that could help me off load my car from the dolly. I called U-Haul and I was told that someone would come help in 20-30 minutes. After waiting 45 minutes, and watching self help YouTube videos on how to offload my car, I ended up having to do this on my own. I felt that U-Haul took my money and left me for dead and this is not an exaggeration. I took all of the liability from renting this truck, and absolutely no support from anyone when I needed it. This is not good customer service, and in fact is not even fair business practices. If I pay for a service, I expect customer support at a site where I am asked to drop of equipment. Furthermore, after returning the dolly and having difficulty unloading my car, I had thought about leaving with the dolly and my car and going to another location/or coming back later, but I was told that if I did that, the dolly could be reported "stolen". Again, how could I return an item if I could not offload my car and nobody was there to help?? This was unacceptable. I also had to leave my car overnight in a location I was told that cars get stolen in a not too infrequent basis. Finally, when I returned the truck the next day, I was asked for the mileage and then, I was charged for 29 miles "extra" over what I was expected to use. This in my opinion is the poorest of the poorest business practices. U-Haul needs to have their books in order, to account for reservations made and make sure customers are able to return equipment at a location where they originally reserved. IF this is not possible, customers should be given an option, otherwise U-Haul NEEDS to provide customers with some sort of refund to account for the customers inconvenience and potential losses including time, miles, missed appointments, manual labor. All of which are costly. It is unfair that U-Haul is able to charge customers for any inconvenience upon U-Haul, but the customers get no reimbursements for any inconvenience placed upon them BY U-Hual. I had not had an issue with U-Haul in the past. But after this experience, it is without a doubt that I will never use U-Haul or any of it's services or affiliations and I will discourage anyone I know from using U-Haul due to my experience. If U-Haul cares to amend my troubles, as I have spoken to it's customer service representatives, I expect U-Haul to reimburse me for the extra costs I incurred during my move, refund my the "extra miles" I was charged for, and provide some benefit or compensation for my time, stress, and inconvenience. I was truly treated very poorly by this company.
CARLOS GPaid for utility dolly and there wasn't one.
Stephanie S