hat is my mover's normal liability for loss or damage when my mover accepts goods from me?...is how subpart B of Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move (Required by Federal Law Authority: 49 U.S.C. 13301, 13704) begins to explain the insurance responsiblities of both the mover and its customer. It goes on to say "In general, your mover is legally liable for loss or damage that occurs during performance of any transportation of household goods and of all related services identified on your mover's lawful bill of lading." What this means is: your mover must offer you either Full Value Protection (FVP), a comprehensive option, or a Release Value of 60 cents per pound per article.

For FVP level of protection you have the option of submitting our Valuation Option Form and related charges before the start of your move or you can purchase FVP from a third party insurer.

Under the Release Value option (no-cost to you option) your mover (Gulliver's Movers Inc.) assumes liability for no more than 60 cents per pound, per article. Loss or damage claims are settled based on the weight of the article multiplied by 60 cents per pound. This is the most economical protection available, however Gulliver's Movers company policy is to repair broken items or damage to the residence when possible.

If you're moving into a condomnium or office building a Certificate of Insurance is normally required by the building's management or condominium association. Please call us to have our certificate directly faxed or emailed to the appropriate person by our insurance company.

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ulliver's Movers accepts most Credit Cards including pre-paid. At the end of your move you can present our driver with the credit card, which he then call our office for verification. It normally only takes less than 5 minutes to verify. Our online verification system generates a verification number that indicates there is sufficient funds in your account, which is then processed for payment. If a card is not verified by our system we then will ask for a different card or request a different form of payment. Unless a customer has been pre-approved to be billed at a later date all charges must be paid upon completion of the move. One can also use a credit card before their move to pay for any added insurance or materials.

An acceptable form of payment is cash and the most economical for you. We extend a 5% discount on labor charges for cash payments. A copy of our Bill of Lading is your receipt for cash payment, signed by our mover.

For long Distance moves we require payment in the form of cashier's checks. A cashier's check (cashier's cheque, bank check, official check, demand draft, teller's check, or bank draft) is a check guaranteed by a bank.

Unfortunately we don't normally accept personal checks excep for box delivies, insurance and storage charges.

If you have any additional questions about our payment options feel free to call us.