when selecting a mover - especially an international mover -- we encourage consumers to choose a moving company that is a member of any of the recognized associations. A list of Movers Associations provided for your reference. Member movers are listed on most of the sites. 

You've probably seen news stories about the proliferation of scam movers who have abused customers across the world. These are criminals who pretend to be movers. Typically, they offer an estimate much lower than legitimate movers. Then, when they arrive at destination, they significantly boost the price and refuse to unload the truck unless you pay the new, much higher price, usually demanded in cash.
This is against the law. Most local law enforcement agencies will not intervene in these cases because they believe they involve private, contractual disputes. Federal officials responsible for enforcing the law will take your complaint, and eventually investigate and will try to help you get your possessions back, but it is a difficult process.

As a result, the best way to protect yourself from these rogue movers is don't get involved with them in the first place. Here are dead giveaways to look for - along with good advice on how to make sure that a move handled by a legitimate mover goes smoothly and with the minimum of stress.

Do not use a web based mover. Find real mover near your home and verify his credentials.  Worldwidemover.com has taken all possible care to bring the mover nearest to you.