gordon Fulton
All My Sons operates with a level of incompetence and bad-faith business practices that should concern anyone considering their services. While the initial packing and placement of my belongings into storage appeared acceptable, the competence ended there. Months later, when my property was scheduled to be delivered to my new residence, the company abruptly asserted an $800 charge that they claimed had never been collected. This charge had never once been disclosed, invoiced, or mentioned during the 11 months in which I paid for storage services. The retroactive introduction of a substantial “fee” at the point of delivery is, at best, deceptive and, at worst, a deliberate attempt to extract additional money under duress. More troubling is the disappearance of my 65” LG television. The unit was in perfect working condition, and I personally observed it being loaded onto the moving truck. I was also shown documentation of the television being picked up on the manager’s device at the time of unloading. Despite this, the television was reported as “missing” upon delivery. The company’s claims department ultimately offered $200 as compensation—an amount that does not remotely reflect the fair market replacement cost of the item. This payout appears designed to minimize liability rather than to provide meaningful restitution for lost property. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this company. Consumers should be aware that All My Sons may impose undisclosed charges after services are rendered, characterize missing property as “lost,” and then offer inadequate compensation that fails to cover even the most basic replacement costs. These practices demonstrate a lack of transparency, accountability, and respect for consumer rights
