Those cookies look just like the ones that my dear wife makes for me. Mmmmmm. A few of those and a cold glass of milk before bedtime and it's sweet dreams!
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Are you giving 11 homemade cookies with every game moved??? This could be a selling point. Just saying~~

Keeping in mind for the future!

I transported games for 8 years in a 16' trailer. It could hold between 13 to 20 pins depending on the mix of EM's and SS. Your going to find it's very hard to make money transport 1 to 3 games. My best guess is when you say you are fully insured you really mean self insured. Your van may be insured but the contents being commercially transported will not be thru any regular insurance company. During my 8 years of transporting games I could not find insurance for the games in the trailer. I set aside $50,000 and tried to make sure the value of the games in the trailer never went over that amount. You make the same money for transporting a $1000 EM as a $10,000 game but your exposure is $9000 different. Keeping that exposure below $50,000 was getting harder and harder with newer games getting into the $7000 to $10,000 range. In case you are wondering I charged a flat rate on $280. I wise you luck but suggest you increase the number of games you can transport.

Those are home made wisconsin cookies. I would know them anywhere, my mom makes them. Good luck my wisconsin friend. I will keep you in mind. On wisconsin!

I see your profile is new do you have references?

Anything I can do to help I will gladly do. If you would like to talk I'm willing to tell you what I learned over the year's. PM me and Ill give you my phone number. I'll also be glad to give you the name of my biggest customer. I transported in the area of 75 games for him. My company was called "Pinballs on the Move". Your service is needed. Sometimes I wish I was still on the road. I loved meeting a lot of great pinheads. Don

Hey mike, i have a review for you to let others know how good you were, but i am pretty hammered so i will wait for tomorrow, but do business with them woth confidence.

Ok, so i was mike and heathers first delivery. I will give the best review i can. If you want price, dont go with them. But if you want quality and them treating your games as their own, then yes. They are fantastic. I had them move a gane from minnesota, and a second from chicago area. They did basement removal, packaged them well, and it was white glove service all the way. I am first floor, but on delivery they were willing to inload the games in my basement. I feel the price was more than fair for the miles covered and the service, communicTion was great, and this was my first time shipping games, and they made it easy and a great experience. Ill clean up my spelling tomorrow, but right now i have more elijah craig to drink while playing my new games. Mike and heather, i hope you make it home safely, and anyone wamting to use them, do so with confidence

That 20 minutes really sobered you up didnt it? Lmao first time you've been hammered around me in months without buying or selling a game,deliveries don't count.

the little bit extra isn't much for the way the games were treated and not have to worry about a fork lift,getting seller to get the game on a truck or to a shipping terminal or some disgruntled worker. And Mike if your going to be making this a full time gig I'd splurge for an escalera stair climbing dolly they're around 2300 but it would of made cake work out of that Gladiators.

I bought both of these games from your house while drinking. I think that counts

I think both sellers and transport owe me a gift card for getting you drunk