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When a relocation becomes a nightmare

When doing an online search on the word "nightmare," it is defined as a frightening or unpleasant dream, but when we say in response to something that has actually happened, "OMG, what a nightmare!" then we are dealing with the third definition of "a person, thing, or situation that is very difficult to deal with."

Relocation can be stressful enough. Anxiety, change management, intense emotions, fear of the unknown, and just plain old hard-work is involved in the relocation process. So, adding in a nightmare experience to the whole process is a horrific outcome to what should be an exciting, albeit stressful, event.

This article highlights one of the most common nightmares that has become a reality for too many people when relocating on their own - that of a rogue supplier. There are many great relocation partners available out there, so don't get caught (or let your employees get caught) by one of these rogues. Even if you provide lump sums, make sure your employees work with thoroughly vetted and trusted partners. Avoid the nightmares and provide a much better relocation experience for your employees! See why you should consider working with the best.

SARASOTA (WWSB) - Imagine moving across the country, only to find out the company you hired to help you move had taken your money and was keeping your things. It happened to about 900 families who hired Flagship Van Lines, including a couple who recently moved to Sarasota. Mike and Jeanne Porter started their moving process in late June. After doing research they decided to go with Flagship Van Lines.