American International Logistics
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Warning, scammers!
Used to work with this company for a month, and here are the main tricks you will encounter: 1. Quoted Price: You will be sent a quote that +- corresponds to the market price. At the same time, they will beautifully tell you that the company has been engaged in road transport for many years, they cooperate only with proven drivers and stuff like that. The reality is that drivers can be without insurance (in most cases), the credibility of which leaves much to be desired. There were cases when cars were stolen and parties were held in movable motor homes. 2. The stage of probing the client: You will be contacted by a so-called company representative who will check the soil for your ability to pay. The quoted price is far from the final price that you will eventually be offered. It's not about 25-50 dollars, the price often doubles, although in reality your vehicle can be transported for quite sane money. 3. Shock therapy: You will be called the amount, twice the amount stated. Naturally, you will be shocked, because at first you were offered a completely normal amount for this service. After that, they will call you, ostensibly from another company (but in fact this is a trick and a person from the same company will call you, but who introduces himself as another) and they will allegedly announce their price, even higher than the one you were called in the previous call. This is done in order to create the impression of an adequate price, so that you still sign the contract again and pay double the price. 4. Scam moment In the event that you refuse to pay abnormal money for their "services", they will tell you with certainty that a cancellation fee is provided for this. That a driver has already been found for your car (although in reality no one lifted a finger to find a driver for you) the service was rendered, and you, such a scoundrel, suddenly decided to refuse. Since they have your credit card details, they can easily charge what they think is fair for the "work" they've done. In the end, the company deceives its employees for money, since I did not receive wages for the month worked. The financial addresses and legal entities of the company are known only to God, in which case it will be, if not impossible, very problematic for you to find representatives of this office for lawsuits, since all employees of this "company" are located outside the United States. I strongly advise you not to contact these scammers and hang up at only one mention of "American international logistics". Cooperation with this company can cost you prohibitive money, and maybe damaged or stolen property, since they do not bear any responsibility for this.