Administrative Record

Record Number:
USMPO-42
Record Status:
Active Public Record
Retention Period:
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Respondent:

Top Moving Solutions
DOT Number:



3213737

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Case Summary

This record summarizes a consumer-reported moving complaint and the available supporting documentation.

Route:York, SC → Jacksonville, FL
Service Type:Full Service
Category:Other
Move Date:

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Customer’s Story

Complaint Details:
-Called “2 Movers” at 888-757-4954 and was transferred to “Top Moving Solutions” on 11/25/2025
-Spoke with “Lewis Marshall” the sales consultant. I was given an estimate (attached) & agreed to the terms of the estimate. I signed the contract and was asked to pay with a debit card. I mentioned I wanted to use credit, so he said the fee would be higher and I agreed. The deposit went from $784 to $862. I paid the deposit of $862. Move # 8410585
Lewis Marshall
484-214-6427
Senior Sales Consultant
Moving Solutions
The Company That Cares
888-336-0797 Ext. 507
lewis@topmovingsolutions.com
https://www.topmovingsolutions.com

-The move which included packing, loading, traveling with insurance, and unloading was scheduled for 12/12/2025-12/13/2025
-Lewis told me if I needed to cancel or make any changes that I had until 12/10/2025 to do so in order to receive a full refund. I sent the cancellation on 11/28/2025 after calling and being met with an AI voice. I texted and called the number provided, before and after sending the emails to all known email addresses. Emails were sent to Lewis, Carmen (which I now believe is an AI bot of some sort, or automated system created to scam).
-I did not get a response form the text sent on 11/28/2025 until 12/1/2025 where Lewis responded and said, “Good morning ma’am, how can I help you?” Texts and emails attached. I explained that I sent the emails to cancel and asked if there was anything to sign for the cancellation. I received no further communication.
-I had two friends call the number as well; after realizing it was a scam. They were met with “Carmen” that mentioned not having access to view emails when she’s supposed to be the admin.
-I filed a complaint with my credit card company, and they temporarily released the funds of $862 back to me. As of a few days ago, I am held responsible for the $862.
-This company is a scam. I have received no further information or communication from this company.

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Company Responses & Updates

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Company Response

Top Moving Solutions’s Response

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USMPO Response

U.S. Moving Protection Organization’s Response


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Thank you for sharing your experience with the U.S. Moving Protection Organization. We have reviewed this complaint for authenticity and have published it to help improve transparency in the moving industry.

This complaint has been documented in our public database and may be used for industry analysis, trend identification, and consumer education purposes.

What Happens Next

  • We await the company’s written response
  • We compare the response against your complaint and supporting documents
  • We may request additional documentation from either party
  • We publish updates to this record as they are received
  • Consumers may also file with FMCSA, BBB, and state agencies as appropriate

How to Avoid Similar Moving Scams

  • Research moving companies thoroughly before hiring
  • Verify DOT numbers and check BBB ratings
  • Get written estimates from multiple companies
  • Read contracts carefully before signing
  • Document everything – photos, videos, conversations
  • Know your rights under FMCSA regulations

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose a reputable moving company?

Research companies thoroughly, verify DOT numbers, check BBB ratings, get written estimates from multiple companies, and read contracts carefully before signing.

How do I choose a reputable moving company?

Research companies thoroughly, verify DOT numbers, check BBB ratings, get written estimates from multiple companies, and read contracts carefully before signing.

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Important Limitations & Disclosures

The U.S. Moving Protection Organization is an independent trade organization and consumer advocacy entity, not a regulatory agency. USMPO cannot impose fines or legal penalties. This complaint represents a personal consumer experience reviewed for authenticity but not fully verified. Filing with USMPO does not replace filing with FMCSA, state Attorney General, or law enforcement. Consumers are encouraged to file with all appropriate authorities when fraud or serious misconduct is suspected.

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