WridgWays

I booked a relocation of my household stuff (2 bedroom & study) with WridgWays removalists from Seven Hills to Glenwood on 15/06/21. It was booked almost a month in advance. The booking was confirmed verbally over the phone as well as through email correspondence. I was advised to make a payment of $2200, two weeks in advance. I made the full payment of $2200 on 28/05/21 through a bank transfer. Nobody turned up for the relocation on the mentioned date and I was not able to contact anyone through emails or by phone on the date of booking. Later

We made the mistake of contracting with Wridgways Removalists to ship our furniture from WA to NSW. NEVER AGAIN! We arrived in NSW on the contracted date for delivery to find nothing. Phone calls to WA, NSW and to Head Office in Victoria were left unanswered. Emails and texts were ignored. We finally made contact with someone in Bunbury who told us the shipment hadn't even left Perth and wasn't going to be shipped for another 2 weeks! The WA Area Manager eventually offered apologies and to put us up in a motel for two weeks until our shipment a

It's business as usual for this company if you view their website or Facebook page and they still have a sales department!
As countless reviews here have already mentioned this company have no trouble booking your move and taking your money but the weeks following on from that have been nothing short of a total crap show.

We engaged Wridgways in late May to move our household contents from Perth to QLD. Our goods were collected on June 2 and we were advised it would take 10 to 15 working days. Thank goodness we decided to drive over. At least

What a nightmare using Wridgways! (or trying to)

100% avoid this company at all cost (if they still even exist as a company) and the management team just do not care about their customers at all.

We had an interstate move booked in several months in advance with Wridgways.

2 business days prior to our move, we receive a brief email from the sales rep advising they can no longer do our interstate move.

We had paid in full one week prior. We had also confirmed with them 4 or 5 times in the 2 weeks leading up to the move and had it in writing many times our moved was booked in and our uplift and delivery dates were all confirmed.

WridgWays
Your representatives uplifted our two bed apartment on the 1st June from Canberra for delivery to the Goldcoast on the 7th June.
We have been unofficially made aware that Wridgways has gone into administration. I have spoken to a couple of the representatives that were involved in our uplift on the day, both of whom advised that they have been made redundant along with the majority of their colleagues.
To date we have received no contact from anyone at Wridgways regarding the status of our container. We are living out of a suitcase

We contracted Wridgways and paid them in advance on May 10 to move our household items from NSW to Victoria. On May 17 which was the agreed pick up date we suddenly get an SMS from their customer rep advising us that his GM told him that they cannot pick up our stuff and that we should just look for another removalist. Repeated calls to the rep and to his GM to discuss the matter went unanswered. With the handover of our house to the agent for final inspection by the buyer already scheduled on May 19 we were really caught in a bind. While their