Which Mover?

[chrisn7]

Might be a bit late after all the research done but this might be handy in making your final comparisons:
http://www.caravanmoversonline.co.uk/pages/compare-movers.html

 

[MarkyRV]

thanks for this - very useful.

Theres a fitting company quite local to me - have you ever heard of or know anything about these guys...
www.midlandmotormovers.co.uk ?

 

[WoodlandsCamper]

thanks for this - very useful.

Theres a fitting company quite local to me - have you ever heard of or know anything about these guys...
?

Do you happen to work for them??

 

[Damian]

Quote " Do you happen to work for them?"

Is this comment necessary?????????????

A simple question asking if there was any feedback on a fitting company should be treated as it is.

As far as the question is concerned, most , if not all, mover fitters work to a specified fitting regime so there should be no major differences between them, after all they are pretty simple to fit, just heavy and awkward .

 

[WoodlandsCamper]

Is this comment necessary?????????????

My mind was just being curious as a very old thread was restarted by a first-time poster and past experience has shown similar things to be back door advertising.

 

[Damian]

It is quite normal for people to browse the forum looking for information BEFORE registering.

When they do register and have a genuine question it is because they have not found the answer in the previous posts, so whilst that may bring an old topic back, it certainly does not mean that there is an ulterior motive to the question.

Myself and Parksy are well aware of the "hidden" meaning posters and take the necessary action when needed.

Unwarranted comments like that one can and does stop genuine users from finding answers to questions relating to caravans and their equipment, which is not very helpful or productive and puts the Forum in the realms of others in the past of being elitist or having a clique, which this forum will NOT tolerate.