A cat was accidentally shipped from Southern California to Salt Lake City. The curious kitty snuck into the trailer when no one was looking. In the rush of the move the poor customer didn’t realize her kitty was missing for three days. After a frantic call, the kitty was recovered without injury. It did take an hour or so of coaxing by the driver to get the scared kitty to come out of the trailer, though.
A request was submitted to move a car and a goat.
A customer reserved one month of storage for a ReloCube®. As everything was being finalized, the customer asked if it would be OK if he and his dog could live in the ReloCube while it was in storage.
An aquarium was packed and shipped. Not unusual right? Except that it was shipped with the water and fish still in it! The customer then filed a water damage claim.
A woman called to inquire how many days it would take for the trailer to arrive at the destination. When she was told 4-5 days she was concerned. She was worried that the food she had left in the freezer might spoil.
While in the process of quoting a move for a very nice gentleman, a quotation analyst could hear a woman talking and asking questions in the background. Suddenly the nice gentleman calmly said, "I am getting off the phone now, my wife is annoying me."
One customer asked to ship her pets in the trailer. When told that this could not be done because it would be harmful to the pets, she asked, "But what if I put them in cages?"
A request was submitted for an iguana to ride out of its cage in the front seat of the truck with the driver for the duration of the transit.
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