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U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer

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10506 99 Ave, Grande Prairie, Alberta, T8V 0S5, Canada
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Jul 9, 2018
Horrible experience with Uhaul. I successfully booked a truck for 2 days at the end of May for my move at the end of the June. The day before the move I got a call from Uhaul saying they can’t let me have the truck for more than 24 hours citing policy reasons. I argued back, saying they can’t let me book it for 2 days then cancel on me last minute. I got ZERO sympathy from anyone at Uhaul and no one made any attempt to remedy the situation. When I said I would keep the truck for 2 days anyway since I have a confirmation email stating my order specifics, I was told they would call the police and report it as a theft. It was detrimental to my move as I absolutely had to have the truck for 2 days. I hung up, called Driving Force and got a 26 foot truck booked immediately with no issues whatsoever. I will NEVER in my life use Uhaul for any services, and I’m making a point of telling everyone about my customer service nigtmare. I would give zero stars if I could.

Jun 28, 2018
Owner neglected my reservation until the day before and now my trailer has been reserved.

Sep 19, 2017
Horrible experience with this company. This is actually my first time ever reviewing because I felt it was necessary. I have had poor service before many times, these guys won.

Dec 23, 2017

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