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Alero Moving & Storage

Alero Moving & Storage

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2190 Notre Dame Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3H 1B9, Canada
(204) 779-0714 www.aleromoving.com
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May 31, 2018
They run discount furniture winnipeg, they always seem to have great new products in at bargain bin prices and it's always a rotating stock so you never know what might be there

Dec 14, 2017
I don't believe I have ever come across a company that had worse customer service. Shockingly rude in dealing with an issue where they damaged property at the building they were delivering to. After only one phone call and two emails trying to follow up and get an answer was accused of "flooding" their email and voicemail and they wanted to know where they could deliver the replacement item "so I never have to hear from you again". I would never recommend or use this company. Disgraceful.

Jun 24, 2017
Licence #PCV 343 Made a delivery in St. Vital on Saturday, June 24, 2017. Apparently they can not read, disregard laws and bylaws by parking their trucks in front of a no stopping sign in a space provided for emergency vehicles only. When I approached the driver, he rudely brushed off my comments . He stated he did not care as he did not pay for the ticket that would have been given out if I chose to call the police. This shows good (negative) public relations that employees of Alero company project.

Sep 25, 2017
They work with Susan from Clarity over Clutter to scam customers. STAY AWAY FROM THEM! Charged me 500 dollars for 3 hours for 2 men?!!! 16 minutes distance from pick up to drop off.

May 2, 2017
Great Movers. Jeff was great when he provided me the quote and he was there to help me every step of the way - from the quote to the final move. Very professional. Thanks again!

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