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Low Cost moving in Texas is the way to go for small budget movings. JUST MOVE THE BIG ITEMS!

By Bankrate.com

Many consider moving to be one of life’s most stressful and least fun events, especially the actual process of getting all your stuff from point A to point B. Once you’ve made the big decision to pull up stakes and then figure out all those important details such as where you’ll work, where you’ll live and where the kids will go to school, choosing a mover may just be an afterthought.

But don’t skimp on this last detail. Why? While the right moving company can make for a smooth move, choosing the wrong mover can make your relocation a nightmare.

Cliff O’Neill found this out the hard way when he moved from the Washington, D.C., area to Columbus, Ohio. The Washington-area moving crew he hired needed help unloading the truck in Ohio, so without O’Neill’s knowledge they hired a panhandler off the street to do the job.

“I was aghast — this guy now knew where I lived and all the contents of my home,” says O’Neill, who added that the panhandler later rang his doorbell asking for money. “I quickly got an alarm system.”

How can you make sure that this — or worse — won’t happen to you during your move? Here are some tips.

Read more: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/personal-finance/6-steps-choosing-right-movers.aspx#ixzz48D27kZk7

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