dear florian
what state are you in
what state did the pick up happen in
what state was contract signed
all very important ...
including does he have the ability to cross state lines
where is your van now ...

it is very likely that you may have an insurance issue here if your van is
still insured ...
because in effect he has stolen your van ...
Sherrifs in the county the hauler  resides in may be able to impound van and
trailer till sorted out

i would talk to a lawyer ... Surely one of us is a lawyer ...
hello ...

might be time to check and see if Senate Bill 1070 has any jurisdiction ...
but before you make another move ...
make sure your van is solidly in a secure parking lot ..governed by a
judicuary

good luck
yours

On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 6:19 PM, Florian Speier <groups.florian@gmail.com>wrote:

> sorry I have to vent here a little.
>
> shockingly enough, the moving company is now holding my van to ransom.
> The guy is unwilling to deliver my van unless I beforehand agree in
> writing to pay him $800 instead of the $600 in the Uship contract by
> tomorrow night, otherwise he will increase his price. He is not
> willing to bring it here and discuss a solution. Per the Uship
> agreement, last weeks friday was the latest acceptable delivery date.
> He accepted the load when loading and said the weight is no problem.
> We even fixed a flat tire on his trailer for free and stored his
> trailer for four days for him. When he finally left he plowed over the
> gate with serious damage.
>
> aaargh.
>
> thanks for listening. sorry for bothering the list.
> Florian
>

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