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Moving brokers, while they can connect you with a mover, are not the same as movers and should be avoided for several reasons. Brokers are intermediaries who find a carrier to handle your move, but they are not directly responsible for the move itself, which can lead to issues with accountability, unexpected price hikes, and potential scams. Here's why working with a broker can be risky:

• Lack of Accountability:Brokers don't own moving trucks or employ movers directly, so they are not ultimately responsible for the quality of the service or the safety of your belongings. 
• Potential for Scams and Unexpected Fees:Brokers may prioritize finding the cheapest option, which can sometimes lead to substandard movers or unexpected price increases. 
• Limited Control and Transparency:You may not have as much control over the actual moving process and may experience difficulty resolving issues that arise. 
• Increased Risk of Price Hikes and Hostage Situations:Some brokers have been known to charge exorbitant fees or even hold customers' belongings hostage until they agree to pay more. 
• Lack of Direct Supervision:Brokers often operate from call centers, which can make it difficult to get timely answers to your questions or to resolve issues quickly. 

Why choose a mover directly? 

• Direct Control and Accountability:You are dealing directly with the company that will handle your belongings, giving you more direct control and accountability. 
• More Reliable Estimates:Carriers generally provide more reliable estimates, as they are not relying on third-party brokers. 
• Potential for Better Service and Quality:Directly hiring a moving company can lead to a better moving experience and a more personalized approach. 

In conclusion, it's generally recommended to work directly with a reputable moving company rather than a broker. While brokers can be helpful in connecting you with a carrier, the risks associated with their services often outweigh the potential benefits.