How Do I Pay for My Move?
Which Payment Methods Do You Accept?
iBox Moving accepts cash, Zelle, Venmo, check, and credit or debit card. A 3% processing fee applies to card payments.
When Is Payment Due?
The remaining balance is due before unloading at the destination, as stated in your estimate and moving documents. Ask the office if you need payment instructions before moving day.
Is a Deposit Required?
No deposit is currently required to reserve a local move. Signing the written estimate confirms the booking.
Will I Receive Documentation?
Yes. Your estimate and final invoice provide the pricing and payment record for the move.
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