Hi, my name is Andrea and I'm a single woman who booked Bellhop movers as I had no one local who was able to help me. I was hoping that by paying over $700 for a move that I would have all the help I needed. That was not my experience. I was moving a bedroom (including bed and dresser), kitchen table and bench, wicker patio furniture, a few bookshelves and boxes. It was not a full home move - no living room furniture, no washer/dryer, only one bedroom, etc. My Bellhop movers joked as they packed my items in the truck that the 26-foot truck was definitely overkill, that it would be a super easy and quick move, and we would be done very quickly. My belongings were going into a storage unit as I'm in a temporary living situation. The movers would not have to navigate moving my items into a new home so again, they joked it would be quite easy. My storage unit was about half full so I told my Bellhop movers before we left the house I was moving out of that I would need some help stacking items in the storage unit so we could ensure all of my belongings would fit. When we arrived at the storage unit the team lead, Dwayne Miller, changed his attitude immediately. He looked at me with anger and disgust and said, "What are you doing? This isn't going to work! We have a 26-foot truck out there, we can't fit all this in! What are we doing here?" I reminded Mr. Miller that I had informed the team that my storage unit was about half full and had asked them to help me stack items properly so we could fit everything in. I also reminded him of his own statement that the truck was not anywhere close to half full. Mr. Miller continued to speak to me with irritation and indignation, saying "This is not going to work. I don't know what you're thinking. You're going to have to figure something else out. We can try to consolidate, but it won't be enough." He's the moving professional, so I began to panic. The storage place was closed, so I reached out to a friend to ask if he had any space in his storage unit and he kindly responded that he did. Luckily, the unit was only 8 minutes away. I informed Mr. Miller of this and he said, "Text me the address" dismissively and angrily. I asked for his cell phone number. He said, "What is wrong with you? I sent you a confirmation text this morning." I had forgotten, but I found it in my texts. Mr. Miller then demanded I text him the access code to the storage unit, which I was uncomfortable with, but his anger had me really quite frightened. I was a woman alone, and this man had become very angry with me. Mr. Miller and his cohort had stacked a few boxes but they did a terrible job, so I decided that I would try to consolidate my storage unit on my own. I began moving bookshelves, dressers, boxes, lifting heavy items over my head on my own and by the time Mr. Miller arrived back at the unit with some of my items I had properly consolidated everything. Mr. Miller and his cohort continued to bring items in but they were not stacking properly according to weight and so everything would fit, so I had to direct them where to put items. As it became clear that everything would indeed fit in my storage unit, Mr. Miller approached me and said that he had been wrong. I appreciated the sentiment, but it didn't do me much good as I had already done the work myself. I told him that he had really frightened me and he replied that he didn't feel he had done anything wrong and that's not who he is. I'm sure that's not who he is, but I have no other information to go on other than how he treated a single 41-year-old woman who had hired professional moving help and received anger, dismissal and a refusal to do the job properly in return. I cannot express how stressful and scary this experience was for me. I cannot in good faith ever book Bellhop again because I cannot be sure that I will receive the help I paid for and more importantly, that I will be safe. I especially caution single women against booking this company.