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How to Prepare Household Appliances for Shipping
Monday, 17 February 2020
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Why do people move?
Monday, 26 November 2018
Senior Citizen Moving Should not be Stressful
Friday, 29 June 2018
Moving is almost always overwhelming, and stressful. It’s often the last consideration when relocating to a new apartment, home, or retirement community. Working with professional, knowledgeable movers is the best way to ensure a stress free move. Stress free move Areas to consider should include; Eliminating the potential for personal injury Eliminating the possibility of
Phlatbed Receives Investment from Connecticut Innovations
Friday, 11 May 2018
Big News! We continue to grow with the best partners in the industry! Norwalk, CT– May 11, 2018 – Phlatbed Inc, the provider of a peer-to-peer application that helps people and businesses move personal items by connecting them to local drivers,, announced that it received an initial round of funding from Connecticut Innovations (CI), Connecticut’s
On Demand Moving and Delivery
Tuesday, 08 May 2018
On Demand moving – Phlatbed
Moving Industry by the numbers
Tuesday, 08 May 2018
Whether you’re moving to a new house, relocating to a different city or downsizing after the kids go to college, the moving industry is as active as it has ever been. In fact, the total economic impact of the moving industry in 2016 was $85.7 billion. Interstate vs. Local Moves 2017 Interstate moves: 65.48% 2017
Why I never use U-Haul
Sunday, 29 April 2018
A Phlatbed customer, Lisa, explains why she doesn’t subscribe to U-Hauls deceptive pricing and inconsistencies. She uses Phlatbed and it’s network of drivers, right from her phone.
Exercising Caution within the Collaborative Consumption Ecosystem
Thursday, 10 November 2016
The Sharing economy provides opportunities across all parties involved in each exchange. However, exercising common sense beyond cost, convenience, and accessibility is equally important. This goes both ways between consumers and service providers, hence the Sharing Economy is a shared responsibility based on mutual desired outcomes. Cultural immersion, personal service, collaboratively contributing tangibly to your
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