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$5-6K for a move is a pretty substantial amount of money. In addition to paying the first month's rent + deposit that is the norm in a lot of places- I doubt mo
by Kihashi 7y ago
$5-6K for a move is a pretty substantial amount of money. In addition to paying the first month's rent + deposit that is the norm in a lot of places- I doubt most people can afford that level of service. I don't think it's because "they're such cheap bastards".
- bsder 7y ago> $5-6K for a move is a pretty substantial amount of money. No argument, but that's probably the lower bound for competence. If you aren't willing to pay that, congratulations, you have decided to do everything yourself. As I pointed out, there are a LOT of man-hours involved in moving and the employees involved are probably around $20/hour. That's a bit above the $15/hour wage that seems to denote above average competence (Target and Costco are both at $15/hour minimum--Costco goes up from there). As for that $5K, you can pay it in cash; you can pay it in time; you can pay it in grief. Choose your currency.