Business ProfileforQuick Move LLC

I hired a company called Brightline Moving and Storage to help with a cross country move from New Orleans to D.C in the middle of November. My understanding was that Brigntline would be doing the moving. I got a call 24 hours before my move-in window of November 14-15 saying that the movers were confirmed and would be there within that window. On Monday, November 15, they called and said they would arrive between 4-7. Part of the agreement I arranged with Brightline was to pick up the remaining items in storage around the corner, and that it closed at 10pm so they needed to be there earlier. The movers showed up at 8:30pm. They were from a subcontracted company named Quick Moves LLC and I had no idea that it was a different company. The two young movers did inventory of our things and quoted me more than double the amount from the original quote I had worked meticulously with Brightline on making so I wouldn't be caught off-guard with unknown expenses. Additionally, I could not get ahold of anyone at Brightline since it was after hours. I felt very hoodwinked. They also demanded I pay 75% of the remaining balance, even when the contract stated no more than 70%. So I wrote them a check for $3914. They informed us that our stuff would take about 2-3 days to arrive, and I let them know that I needed at least 24 hours notice to inform our condo building since we needed to schedule it and make arrangements. Furthermore, they can't take move-in deliveries on the weekends. They took off around 11pm. I gave them a few days and then called to try and get an update. I called the driver. He said he was no longer handling the move but it should be there in a few days. Then they went radio silent. For six weeks. I called, emailed the information email and heard nothing. Then we get a call on 12/18 saying they are going to arrive at 7am the next day. We were out of town. They threatened to put it in back in storage and charge me $1200/day for storage fees.