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Moving Pods Help Millions of Movers Transport Their Belongings

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Every year, thousands if not millions of people decide to uproot their lives and move across the state, the country, or even the world for a variety of reasons. Some of these movers have decided to accept jobs which pay higher wages than their current jobs or are simply more exciting than their current jobs. Other movers have decided that they are tired of living in their current residences and want to see what it would be like to live in another part of the state, the country, or the world. (According to the Pew Research Center, at least 60 percent of movers fall into this category, whereas 37 percent of movers never leave their hometown.) Still other movers decide to uproot their lives and move halfway across the state, the country, or the world because they did something which tarnished their reputation in their hometown; these people need to move because they have been shunned by their communities to such a degree that living in their hometowns has become emotionally and psychologically unbearable.

Regardless of a mover’s reasons for packing up his life and moving halfway across the state, the country, or the world, all movers agree that moving is a time consuming and expensive ordeal. After using one of the hundreds of online moving calculators which can be found online, many movers are shocked to discover that it would host hundreds (if not thousands) of dollars to transport their belongings to their new residences which are located across the state, the country, or the world. This realization prompts many families and movers to throw out hundreds or even thousands of dollars worth of furniture, appliances, and other household items. Other families try to sell these items at garage sales, but very few families and movers receive more than a few dollars for even the rarest and most valuable of items.

But even families and movers who throw out or sell everything but the most essential household items often discover that it is impossible to squeeze all of their household items into their cars. This fact holds true even if the family owns a large truck. In these instances, some families decide to hire moving companies which can transport their belongings across the state, the country, or the world for a hefty fee. Still more families decide to rent moving pods storage (also called pods moving). These pods are large boxes which are designed to support hundreds of pounds worth of heavy objects. These pods can be safely attached to the back of even the smallest cars. These pods are much cheaper to rent than moving trucks, and they are very popular among military movers.

The companies which rent these pods sometimes help families to load their belongings into the pods. They insist that the family loads the most essential items last and removes them first so that they can access them on the first day at their new home. These pods companies also encourage families to disconnect utilities from their old home one day after they leave and connect them in their new home one day before they arrive. Get more here.

7 thoughts on “Moving Pods Help Millions of Movers Transport Their Belongings

  • I used to work for one of those moving truck companies. But recently, I lost my job because of these blasted moving pods. Oh, woe is me!

  • Craig Johnson

    Wow. For a trucker, you write extremely well. I was halfway expecting you to put the word “done” before everything you said.

  • Wow. For a trucker, you write extremely well. I was halfway expecting you to put the word “done” before everything you said.

  • Ronald Hold

    Wow. For a trucker, you write extremely well. I was halfway expecting you to put the word “done” before everything you said.

  • Raymond Robbins

    Wow. For a trucker, you write extremely well. I was halfway expecting you to put the word “done” before everything you said.

  • Wow. For a trucker, you write extremely well. I was halfway expecting you to put the word “done” before everything you said.

  • Wow. For a trucker, you write extremely well. I was halfway expecting you to put the word “done” before everything you said.

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