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He recommended that we should not engage in any great illusions mover these gestures but he agreed that they do at any rate reveal that there are contradictions in the enemy camp . Experienced movers recommend putting any heat-sensitive items in the middle of the load . Often , those complaints involve fraudulent practices by one of a small number of dishonest movers , known as rogue movers . McClure also credited her with shaping legislation at the federal level on behalf of the moving industry , which has been working to curb activities of " rogue movers , " unlicensed operators who lure consumers with low prices then refuse to deliver customer possessions until they pay a much higher price - - sometimes two or three times higher than the original quote . " What a pleasant surprise , " and " I 'm not sure how we could have tackled this without you " were two comments offered at the annual move-in day , August 31 , to volunteer movers , made up of UW-Green Bay faculty , staff and current students . Experienced movers have often characterized three stages of moving , an idea that is adapted for this article from " After the Move : Adjustment Comes in Stages " from the February 6 , 1984 issue of The Air Force Times Magazine . Alonzo oversees UniGroup 's " MoveRescue " program , designed to help consumers avoid rogue movers in the first place and aid victims of such scams whose possessions end up being held hostage . In the study different forms of migration outcomes , shaped by forces in both the countries of origin and of destination , are referred to as migration regimes , with variegated migration patterns of skilled and unskilled workers , of temporary and permanent movers , of men and women , of individuals and families .