We booked our cross-country move with Suddath since we knew people who had a good experience. However, there was miscommunication from the beginning that led to our boxes not being labelled, us doing the work for the move and lots of damaged goods. This was in addition to a late delivery. Would not recommend.
Worst PCS I have ever had. They ensured they would take care of us. They busted RDD 3 times with NO notification. Lost my stuff twice and refused to tell me kept saying they didn't know where it was. After 8 weeks of contact daily, my stuff arrived in Kansas, had to wait another 3 weeks for my stuff to be delivered. Staff is completely rude and refuses to be of any help including the manager. I had to threaten to hire a lawyer for them to find my things and return my phone calls. My father is a truck driver and said he could noy believe how crappy of services I was receiving from this company. The Military and Quality Control were contacted and are aware of this situation so it doesn't happen to other military families. Have also tried to contact them since the move about my broken and missing thjngs and they refuse to return my calls yet again.
We hired Suddath to move goods from Munich to Wisconsin - we were very pleased with the service, packers, salesperson and back office. The salesperson and assigned coordinator were fully aware of import rules and how to handle an estate move. While we did not have a full container load, they accurately estimatd our move needs from photos provided by us. They came in right on price target and disclosed all costs to us up front knowing that port fees were somewhat variable. In Munich, they packed family paintings, crystal, china and furniture - labeled and securely covered. The packers were professional and ready with all the import/export papers. They used light weight brown paper reinforced with bubble wrap and covered every inch of each piece of furniture. Not a single item broke and the packaged items arrived exactly as packed at the origin. They happily even arrived earlier than expected. So if you are dealing with the Jacksonville, FL group, we had no problems and were nicely surprised in a positive way. .
My family relocated from Boston to CA at the end of June 2011. It's a corporate move which uses United Van Line with which Suddath was affiliated and they handled the moving process. Long story short. They used a local vender to handle the pick up which I was very satisfied with (very professional and organized). Well, we did our own packing before they came in small, medium, and large boxes and we gave them in an organized manner.But in CA during the delivery, it was a totally nightmare! I don't know how they stored or handled our boxes but they came back all falling apart. I moved once 2 yrs ago prior to this move from the west to the east and the boxes came in all fairly nicely. But this time was different. These were all new home depot boxes I bought prior to the move and they were all broken or torn, totally unusable after this one move. They promised they would put back the furniture(desks, bed, couches, TV, etc) but the movers initially failed to do. After I brought it up and insisted, they put together our bed and couches in a sloppy way, still left the TV without the base, and desks unassembled (I later did on my own). They told me they had to rush to the next appointment. Some furniture were badly scratches, bookcase totally broken, decoration tree broken, and a large bowl broken.The worst part is this: they lost 10 of my boxes out of 144, including a printer, other electronics, basketballs, home decors, dishes, etc! At the delivery, I sensed some boxes are missing because for one I didn't see my printer which was packed in its original box. So I refused to sign the paper work to acknowledge I've received all my belongings. The movers were mad so he grabbed the paper from my hands and walked away. I later filed claim but the claim agent used that fact against me saying that because I didn't sign the paperwork, they won't be able to compensate me for the lost boxes. I said I didn't want to be compensated just find these boxes but she said they couldn't do that either.I was seriously mad at that point and wrote a complaint letter to the VPs of the company I was joining since it's a corporate move. They worked with a VP Brian at Suddath and got the issue resolved after 3 months and I was paid about several thousands for all the repair and the lost boxes. Since then 6 months have passed, every time I thought about the experience I felt angry. I'd better forget it, but word of wisdom for new consumers: STAY AWAY FROM SUDDATH!
I have moved several times in the past 15 years and this was the absolute worst moving company I have ever dealth with. Upon the initial pick up items were labled with specific locations they are going to. Many boxes were mixed up and mislabled. When I complained the company representative I never received a response. But worst of all after 3 years of storage my furniture comes back infested with Termites and Powder Post Beetles! When the first piece came off and had termite residue on it I would not allow it into the house and contacted an exterminator to take it away for fumigation. As more furniture was taken off the truck it became apparent that most of the wooden furniture was infested and the entire truckload had to be repacked onto another truck and hauled off for fumigation at a cost of $3,800. The moving company is denying responsibility stating the furniture was infested before they picked it up which is difficult to believe since we had lived in the house for 15 years and always had a termite contract on the house and it was inspected annually. Now I am stuck with filing an arbitration hearing that I will probably loose since they state I signed a statement at the inception of the move that they were not responsible. I probably did for they put over 30 pages of inventory in front of me to initial and sign while the supervisor waited impatiently. Never, Never use this mover for they are irresponsible, sloppy and dishonest in my opinion.
Paid $11,000 to Suddath in advance for the move. The ship arrived to the Mexican port of Veracruz but was rerouted to another port Tuxpan. After six weeks, the container was still sitting there and Suddath did nothing. After seven weeks of e mails and phone calls we did tell them we will hire a lawyer. Then, they send us a bill for "storage" of an extra $5,000 if we wanted our belongings delivered. We negotiated since our lifetime house was held for "ransom" and had to pay them and extra $1,200 if we wanted to see out house items again. Worse move ever and I had 14 so far. Plus, some items were damaged. We took photos and informed them. They never responded.
This review is directed to Suddath Jacksonville Florida mover. We hired them to move our household goods on January 26, 2016. Few months prior to that, an estimator was dispatched to our residence to give us a rough estimate on how much it cost us to ship our belongings from Green Cove Springs Fl to Orlando Fl. Before I called this company to do an estimate, I also considered two other companies but ended up with Suddath Jacksonville Fl since they're affiliated with United Van lines that we previously used to move our household goods from Apple Valley CA to Green Cove Springs Fl. Now, the United Van Lines company we used in California did a stellar job moving our goods to Florida, so we thought that Suddath Jacksonville Florida mover was at par with the California counterpart, but boy was I wrong. The workers who moved our belongings from Green Cove Springs Florida to Orlando Florida did a lot of damage to our furnitures, from scratches to dents and anything imaginable. My husband and I were extremely horrified by this experience. We thought it would be a no sweat move since it was only a short distance relocation. Imagine that move from California to Florida with movers who managed to ship our goods in perfect condition, you would also think this Suddath Jacksonville Florida mover would deliver the same way, but they failed miserably. By the way, there were three workers ( one driver, two packers), then they added one more worker on the day of the delivery. These people swore and most of the time they bicker at each other. I cringed each time I hear them swear.We're very private people and don't want a lot of drama about this, so we just decided to move on with our lives and just charge it to experience. Just giving a heads up to those who are planning to relocate, you should consider and give it a thought when hiring a responsible mover since relocating is stressful enough let alone dealing with an irresponsible mover.
I wish I had gone with someone else! From start to finish Suddath left me disappointed. We had to add storage last minute. Unloading was fine but the process for repairing broken items (our kitchen table had a wooden leg busted) was ridiculous. Who can leave their kitchen table broken for >30 days while the moving company processes a claim!? I am most frustrated about their deceptive billing practices. We had a “binding estimate”. When we added the storage, it was not made clear that storage was “non-binding”. When I arranged for delivery of our items out of storage I specifically asked for and received via email the final billing amount which I paid without incident. Three months later I received a bill for an unexpected additional $359.25. Long story short, Suddath refused to own up to their mistake of giving the incorrect final amount at the time of delivery. Even when I showed them the earlier emails, they would not budge on the amount due. I would not recommend using Suddath, I expect you will get what I got… mediocre service, lots of red tape, fine print with loop holes, and a company that refuses to own up to their mistakes.
I have had many military moves, from the US to Overseas and back, and locally. Suddath has by far been the worst carrier I've worked with. We had fewer breakages in going and coming back from overseas than we did in a 5 hour move to an adjoining state. Not only that, but they have yet to settle the claims I made and don't respond to emails. If you have a choice, never use this company.
I will admit, I was a little nervous about having Suddath move us from Minneapolis to Atlanta.
My employer contracted them, so I didn’t really have a say in the matter, but I was not encouraged by the mixed reviews I found on sites like this and elsewhere on the internet. It seems people either had a wonderful experience or a horrendous one. Eventually, I just had to let go and hope for the best.
It turns out, that’s exactly what I got.
For those who are looking for more of a summary and don’t want to read a long, rambling review, here are some key words.
Communication. Punctual. Efficient. Sensitive. Experienced. Stress-free.
That should tell you everything you really need to know about my experience with Suddath. No need to read on unless you want the details.
From the first moment, communication was top-notch. I got a call from Elaine, my coordinator, who was to be my go-to person throughout the move. She got the info she needed to set up a walk-through of the house and emailed me a tremendous amount of information to read.
Now I will say that I got a little worried after our first conversation because I learned that I could not get any more specific expectation of when my belongings would arrive than a 4 day spread of dates.
Stinks, but understandable based on the way they ship multiple households in the same truck.
The walk-through inspector called us shortly there-after and we made an appointment for the walk-through. The inspector was punctual, and we got right into the walk-through. He seemed unfazed by any of the oddities that I showed him in the house, simply making notes on his iPad and assuring me that it wouldn’t be a problem. This actually worried me a little bit, to be honest. I mean, this wasn’t going to be the guy doing the packing; easy for him to say it’s not going to be easy, I’ll probably never see him again. But I decided to trust him and we completed the walk-through. We weren’t in a big house (1300 sq feet) so it only took 20-25 minutes.
Elaine of course called afterward to check-in and make sure things were going ok. This would be a theme going forward.
My next contact was from Al, the lead packer. He called me the Friday before our pack date, just to confirm the time and ask a couple follow up questions based on what the inspector has passed on to him. He told me he would be there between 8 and 9AM on the following Monday.
Then, on Saturday, the skies opened up with the first snowstorm of the year in Minneapolis.
We got 8-12 inches between Saturday and Sunday and I spent the whole time dreading what this would do to our entire move schedule. I dreaded a phone call from Al telling me that they would have to delay.
Then, Monday morning, at exactly 8AM, the door-bell rang, and was opened to Al, and his partner Troy.
Here’s the thing; the roads were atrocious, I mean really, really bad. I was hardly expecting them to show up at all, much less within the first minute of their one-hour window. Punctuality would prove to be a common theme.
They quickly introduced themselves and immediately started setting up, bringing in boxes, paper, tape, etc, and got right to work.
I have two dogs (one of them quite large) and 4 small children. Even though the packers were unfazed by this, I initially had to put the dogs out in the back yard to keep them out of the way, despite Al and Troy’s assurances that it wasn’t a problem. Troy (who was clearly a dog lover) insisted they get the basement completed first so we could bring the dogs in out of the cold ASAP.
Let me tell you, these guys were good. They were extremely efficient. By that I mean, they were fast, but they weren’t robots. They made smart decisions and asked good, intuitive questions of my wife and I, ensuring that the process on the other end of the move would be easier. They were also very sensitive, seeming to know when something might have sentimental if not monetary value, and packing it accordingly.
From my discussions with each of them, I learned that both of them had upwards of 30 years experience with Suddath. The fact that they were extremely experienced showed clearly in their work, but it still impressed me to hear that Suddath was employing people on a long-term basis. By 2PM, they were done and packing up their supplies. The packing was my first “real” and substantial impression of Suddath at work, and my fears were beginning to subside.
Cue check-in call from Elaine. Everything go ok? Yep.
That afternoon, I heard from Doug for the first time. Doug was the driver. He said he had just picked up the trip and was in Iowa, so he may not be there until 10AM the next day for loading, but they would try to be very quick so we could get on the road ourselves.
Sure enough, 10AM rolls around, and a HUGE semi pulls up. It’s Doug. Troy is back to help load, and a young guy (obviously the new kid) Dylan is there to help as well.
They line up the truck, drop the ramps, and start laying down padding and cardboard paths. Within 15 minutes, load out has begun.
I don’t want to sound too repetitive so suffice it to say that I was just as impressed with the load out as I was with packing. Same efficiency, same sensitivity, etc. It was great to have Troy back because I felt that as one of the guys who had packed our house, he had some greater stake in getting it loaded right. I don’t know if that’s accurate or not, but it made me feel better at the time.
Again, the guys were unfazed by the craziness of a house with 4 kids and 2 dogs. In fact, when they were just about done, Troy took my kids up into the truck to show them all of our stuff (which took up less than 1/3rd of the total space) and then Doug took them inside his extremely nice cab, and they were impressed that he drove in a vehicle with a bathroom and kitchenette in it.
Load out was done by about 3PM and Doug told me he would do his very very best to get there as early as the following Tuesday (the 2nd day in our 4 day spread) but it would more likely be Wednesday. We planned to take possession of the house Sunday night, so we were resigned to either staying in a hotel or sleeping on air mattresses for a few nights. We opted for the latter.
We got into Newnan on Sunday night, late, and slept on our air mattresses. Monday morning we explored the town and as we were eating lunch I got a call from Doug. He asked how our trip in was and told me he would be there between 8 and 9AM Tuesday after all.
I had to work Tuesday, so I wasn’t there for load in, but Doug pulled up in his truck just as I was leaving, at 8:02AM.
I was worried I would get frantic, frustrated calls from my wife every few minutes, but that didn’t happen. Everything went smoothly. The guys re-assembled the furniture, brought in the boxes, moved some furniture again as my wife got a better idea of where things would go, and were out by 2PM.
Stress-free for her, stress-free for me.
I’ve never written a positive review this long, but moving is a highly emotional experience, and even as Suddath impressed me with each interaction, I was still waiting for the other shoe to drop. It never did. They did a fantastic job from start to finish. Every person I interacted with was a consummate professional, both knowledgeable about their job, and patient with us and our lack of knowledge.
So I’m compelled to document this level of detail because of the relief I feel as we get settled into our new home. It could have been a disaster and it wasn’t; it was the least stressful thing about my transition.
This was my 3rd long distance move, but my first using any kind of service. I hope I don’t have to move again for a long time, but if I do, I will be calling Suddath.
Thank you Elaine, Al, Troy, Doug, and Dylan, for everything.
Would NOT recommend based on my experience. Moved out of state and had damage done to my new home. I did not see it until I cleaned up after the mover left. I was encouraged by my Suddath contact to put in an insurance claim with them, and this turned out to be a total waste of my time. After getting 2 estimates, the claim was denied based on the fact I did not see the damage before the mover left (which I had stated upfront). Also I did not like that they used different workmen to help with the move on both ends. They did not know which rooms furniture went in and kept asking me. And I had to request a refund (many times) for things not packed by the movers, but that I had paid for in advance. The company has not responded in the past seven weeks to my Better Business Bureau complaint, the Orlando general manager never responded to my email asking questions regarding the damage claim, and they never sent me a survey of the how I would rate my move (which they use the results for to sell their services. No wonder their reviews are so high..) .
As part of move a car was also shipped by Subbath-Houston. Car was a new Mercedes. At pickup I challenged shipper to find even a small scratch anywhere on the car. None per shipper. Fortunately to 3rd party shipper did a good job with no issues. The shipping papers given to me at delivery showed Subbath - Houston had changed auto condition scratched hood, soiled seats and other scratches and rubbed bumpers. Obviously this mover is totally dishonest and untruthful. .
We hired Suddath/United Van Lines to move When the salesman originally came to our house he explained what Suddath/UVL offers for the moving process. That they take pride in protecting client’s property and explained all the awards Suddath/UVL has received. We discussed how the company was made up of employees not contractors, that a moving tractor with “air ride” trailer would be used to transport our belongs, that the truck would come to our house with the same driver that will deliver our household items from Minnesota to Florida so we could meet him and discuss the move. We were told the driver would be in contact with us along the way to give location updates and his expected arrival time. We were also assigned a move coordinator to work with us on the move. He also explained that our credit card would be pended the day of loading and the final payment be charged on the day of delivery. On the contract we were given guaranteed delivery date window.
our household goods from Minneapolis to Orlando
Below is what actually occurred.
• On June 13th a small truck from the local terminal arrived with a local crew to load. This was not the long haul driver nor the moving truck. At this time they told us our items would be unloaded at the terminal and reloaded into a moving truck.
• Our delivery window dates were from June 19-24. Beginning June 19 we were to be given daily status updates. On June 19th we received no call or status update.
• On June 20th we finally called UVL, after we had not heard from anyone. Our primary move coordinator told us she would be on vacation the previous week and a fill in would be calling us. When the fill in coordinator returned our call, she told us our belongings were yet to be loaded.
• On June 21st and June 22nd the status calls told us our items were still not loaded and no driver assigned. Our items were still sitting in Minneapolis.
• On June 23rd the status call told us our items were still not loaded and that they would be loaded on Monday June 26th and leave for Florida. Missing our guaranteed delivery window. No driver assigned yet.
• On June 26th the status call was that it got loaded, but had not left MN as we were told on Friday, June 23rd. No driver assigned yet, still sitting in Minneapolis.
• On June 27th the status call was that the truck was going to St Paul, MN to pick up another load. Still not leaving from Minnesota. No driver assigned yet.
• On June 28th we were told they had leased a driver (contractor) and leased a trailer. This was not our long haul driver, nor a moving trailer but a freight trailer. We would possibly be able to be unloaded at our Monday July 3rd .
• June 29th and June 30th we were told the other load in front of ours had to go to Sarasota first, and then come back to Orlando. Our coordinator spoke to her GM and he diverted it to Orlando to take control of the load. We would not have our delivery now on Monday July 3rd but should arrive on Wednesday July 5th.
• On July 3rd we were told the truck broke down and now our delivery would be Thursday July 6th.
• July 5th we were told the delivery crew would contact us Thursday morning with an arrival time.
• On July 6th our household belonging finally arrived in a freight trailer, not a moving van trailer as we contracted with Suddath/UVL.
• On July 8th we picked up the motorcycle in Orlando.
• We were told the final charges would be billed/paid upon the delivery date which was July 8th, instead our Visa card was billed and paid to Suddath/UVL on July 2nd.
• The delivery staff was a local sub-contracted driver and crew, not employees of Suddath/UVL as we were originally told by our salesman.
Many items were damaged and scratched as well as a piece of audio equipment that was crushed. We can only assume this was due to the number of times it was loaded and unloaded into a freight trailer vs a moving trailer. We ended up filing a damage claim with UVL totally almost $5000.
Experience with Suddath- Our experience has been painful with Suddath. Drivers and labor never wrap up the furniture during the move, cause it to slide in the trucks and damage. Breaks and damages the costly and expensive furniture. Suddath damaged almost $7,000 worth of furniture and reimburses 1% of the cost. Do not trust them with the move.
Experience with Suddath- Our experience has been painful with Suddath. Drivers and labor never wrap up the furniture during the move, cause it to slide in the trucks and damage. Breaks and damages the costly and expensive furniture. Suddath damaged almost $7,000 worth of furniture and reimburses 1% of the cost. Do not trust them with the move.
I like many others have moved several times with major moving companies, including several moves with United Van Lines. The sales rep assured me that my move experience with Suddath would professional and of the highest quality, unlike the others. Well that never happened. When the loading day arrived it was a completely different company and there was no Suddath employees on site. I was assured Suddath would be making the move. Very little contact with the move coordinator at Suddath, I usually had to call her to find out what was going on. When you set expectations with a customer you should try to meet those expectations or at tell the truth about what is actually going to transpire. United is only interested in your money and not the quality of the move experience or your personal belongings. United owns Mayflower and Allied. Do not use any of these companies. I have used United for three major moves within the United States and will never use this company again.
This company is the absolutely worst!
They took 22 days to move our stuff from Virginia to Florida.
I'm 8 months pregnant and have been sleeping on the floor for 3 weeks.
They first set up the delivery date for 10 days after pick up then they delayed for 1 week and then delayed for 4 more days without offering any explanation. Completely unacceptable!
Lost my cedar chest with ALL my memories in them. All my baby pics, my kids baby books (first haircuts and first lost tooth), my parents wedding album, my nursing cap, an original newspaper from JFKs assassination and other memorable items over the years. Along with the chest, they lost my dining room table top and 5 chairs (I did get the legs and 1 chair), an antique dressing table, a bedside table, a wingback queen ann chair and multiple boxes with nicknacks. I was told no reimbursement for the lost items in the cedar chest (only for the chest). I’ve explained that the items are irreplaceable and that I get really stressed every time I think about it. Told them I wanted full value protection ($21k) but they said that that only applied to catastrophic issues. Paid these guys a lot of money for months of storage and 2 moves.
My family is moving from Kansas City to Portland, Oregon for my wife's work. Her new employer said if we use Suddath, we will get a discount. Their quote came back at $27,000 discounted down to $20,000. This is an insane price. Uhaul is moving everything to Portland for $7,500, and that includes insurance on everything. Honestly, the price we were quoted by Suddath is outright insulting.
I would choose a different mover. Movers do not have a great reputation but another mover has to be better. Suddath arrived at our house to access our things to move and stated “we are more expensive but we are better”. Not so. Arrived mid-day for packing, and also late on loading day, ending up loading in dark and with rain. Arrived late in DC, mixed up what was to go in storage vs. our rental. Refused to pay for damaged things which were in storage, even though documented items with photos showing items still at storage locker. Lost items, I would suggest take with you anything you care about, don’t trust them.
I have moved internationally 6 times and Suddath was the worst by far. They misquoted and raised my final price by 30%, with little recourse for me. Basically they had my goods hostage and if I didn't pay up they would keep adding charges onto my already enormous bill (17k Estimate to 24k+ final cost).
At time of move my wife's wedding ring went missing and we hoped it was not stolen. We had raised that it was missing but nothing was done until 4 months later when our goods arrived in USA. Wedding ring was not there and they did an "investigation", which went know where and they were not willing to do anything about it. Would never recommend this company due to these 2 negative events in 1 move. Additionally never felt listened to nor supported. Worst move ever with worst team behind their services and no real regard for customers.
Unproffesion and poor communicators that cancelled with no warning
Despite having used Suddath previously with good results, their latest performance has ensured we will never use them again. We had a small job scheduled today, the Monday before Thanksgiving, to move some furniture and boxes to a storage unit before we do some flooring work and then list our house for sale. It was somewhat last minutes, but we signed a contract, and everything was scheduled for today.
When we didn't hear anything this morning, my wife tried repeatedly to call them to confirm the time and see when their crew would arrivee. She spoke with the receptionist several times, but was unable to reach the inside sales rep Jose, although she was promised that he would call her back. This never happened.
Now it's past noon and we discover that for no good reason, we were sent an email over the weekend that no one saw cancelling our move claiming an equipment issue. No phone call and no mention when we called this morning several times. Now our entire schedule this week and our listing is in jeopardy unless we can find another mover. So completely unprofessional and unsatisfactory.
Soon, we will have a whole house move involving about 10 times the scope of this small move today. Guess which company will not be doing that work?
First, I'll preface by saying I've never written a review for a company before. Then I had the unfortunate event of having to move through Suddath. An utter embarrassment across every level of my move:
1. They misidentified the amount of goods that I sent to them IN A VIDEO, and sent only two packers to pack up dozens of boxes and heavy furniture. Took hours longer than it should have and it was unfortunate for the packers who did not expect as many goods.
2. Once my goods arrived in Virginia, I received a text on my expected delivery date that said they were going to be there in a couple of hours, and then they proceeded to never show up. It took many phone calls and lots of transferring (because apparently everybody on the administrative side is more incompetent than the last person) in order to reschedule the delivery for another dates. Don't worry though, it only cost me taking my personal days off for it to finally work out.
3. And finally, the delivery of the goods was fine until I realized my computer was broken in the move. Unfortunate but it happens, so I filed a claim. 2 months later they finally get back to me just to tell me my claim is denied because 'computer parts have an incalculable lifespan and can break at any time'. Even though yaknow, my computer worked fine before the move.
Overall, this company is unprofessional, impossible to actually contact and get any information out of, and just an all-around embarrassment. I cannot emphasize enough how much you should find another company to move with.
I have moved across the country multiple times with the military. Suddath moving our household goods from Montana to Alaska has literally taken 43 days for them to even drive through Canada. We STILL do not have our things AND our online status says they moved it on a ship from Seattle to Fairbanks. After speaking with the operations team they confirmed they actually drove it on the ALCAN. There is a serious lack of communication with this company and their military members. Service has been horrible and also - why does it take 43 days to move 3000 miles? Are you kidding me?
If Suddath is the company assigned to do your move in the military just do a DITY because this company is trash.
Suddath has been known to, and continues to, take advantage of the military moves. We submitted a claim for multiple items that were broken. They then came back and offered an amount based on a one day Amazon Flash Sale price with depreciation. Their offer should be based on the actual price of an item and then calculate any necessary depreciation. They will not make an offer on any electronics (i.e. printers) unless they have a repair estimate, which costs more than the actual printer. I am extremely disappointed with their service and how they have repeatedly taken advantage of the military.
The movers packed all of our clothes in boxes so that they came out wrinkled and all needed to be cleaned and pressed. They damaged our fireplace and broke a piece of our fine china. They also lost at least 4 boxes of our belongings. This was by far the worst moving experience we have had in our 8 moves.
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