CHARLOTTE, N.C. – With summer in full swing, many Charlotte residents are gearing up for moving season. However, a startling increase in moving scams—up 124% compared to last year—has experts cautioning homeowners and renters to be on high alert.
The city has reported one of the highest increases in moving scams in the country, prompting local authorities and consumer advocates to shed light on the various schemes that could lead residents to lose both their possessions and hard-earned money.
A financial expert from Hire A Helper has identified three prevalent scams that are currently plaguing the Charlotte area:
Additionally, some companies request full payment in advance and then never show up, while others operate without licenses, potentially stealing clients’ belongings.
Miranda Marquit from Hire A Helper emphasizes the importance of vigilance when selecting a moving company. Here are some expert tips to ensure a smoother and safer moving experience:
As the moving season continues, Charlotte residents are reminded to stay informed and exercise caution when hiring moving services. By following these tips and staying vigilant, you can help protect yourself from the rising tide of moving scams. Always remember, if a deal appears too good to be true, it likely is.
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