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SCAMMERS! Was sent an emails breaking down prices which seemed reasonable. Asked for a final price as not to be surprised but they couldn't confirm. On the day, they take one look and say 1000€ for my 18m² room to be moved 5 minutes away but would come down to 600€ "ohne Rechnung". After some negotiation and threats from the unprofessional workers I paid 500€. Never use this company!
These guys are scammers. They will quote you hourly rate, then come and enforce fixed price which includes additional charges like insurance and additional charge for driver. They are using non-professional workforce and off course they never answered requests for compensation for broken pieces of furniture.
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