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Which Packers & Movers Are Actually Reliable? Really Need Help Before Shifting

Hi everyone,

I’ll soon be shifting from my rented flat to my own flat in Mumbai, and honestly, I’m quite stressed about the whole moving process.

The last time I shifted, I hired some local packers and movers, but the experience was terrible. They handled things carelessly, there were delays, and overall it became a very frustrating experience for my family. Because of that, I’m now being extra cautious while choosing movers this time.

I checked reviews for services like Porters, NoBroker Packers & Movers and a few others, but I’m seeing a lot of negative experiences online there as well, which has made me even more confused.

My family and I can manage packing most of the smaller items ourselves, but we’ll still need professional help for heavy and delicate items like:

* Washing machine

* TV

* Sofas

* AC

I really don’t want to risk damage to these items.

If anyone here has recently shifted within Mumbai and had a genuinely good experience with any packers and movers, please share your recommendations. Even suggestions about what to avoid, things to check before hiring, approximate costs, or whether hiring local movers is better than these big brands would really help.

Thanks a lot in advance.

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u/Ok_Strike5478 — 1 day ago

Finally took one of the best and most important decisions of my life ✌️😎

I started trading in 2023 for the same reason as most people to have more than one source of income. I was quite bullish on Indian markets. Started with ETFs, then equity stocks (delivery), tried intraday too but didn’t like it much, so I stuck with equities, ETFs and mutual funds.

Everything was going well until one day in 2025, when I unknowingly discovered F&O through Upstox.

Started with a few lots and faced consistent losses initially. Then I made a strategy and boom, after that I started making profits in thousands and lakhs. Loss-making days were there too, but not huge ones. The biggest loss I took was ₹1L+ (God bless, I didn’t put SL that day).

After all the profits and losses across trading days, I was still net positive overall and happy with my performance.

But my family and friends noticed something before I did. I was glued to the screen from 9:45 AM till 3:30 PM every trading day. And after that news and elsewhere related to this.

They always suggested that I should leave options trading, but I never agreed. Then one fine weekend, I scrolled through my lifetime P&L. That’s when it hit me.

I realized I was wasting too much time, energy, patience, and peace of mind for relatively small profits while exposing myself to huge losses. I had become greedy, impatient, and irritated for no reason.

I entered the stock market thinking I would stay patient and mostly focus on delivery and long-term investing. But somewhere along the way, I got stuck in quicksand that was slowly turning me into a maniac.

So now, I’ve decided to quit F&O altogether.

Already hit the kill switch for all those segments.

Now it’s only long-term equities, ETFs, and mutual funds for me. And honestly, the peace of mind feels unreal. No more scrolling through random news, wars, oil prices, or Gift Nifty updates every day.

Just long-term investing, patience, and slowly building wealth peacefully. Also really glad that I’m ending this F&O chapter overall in green P&L.

TL;DR: Made good money in F&O, but lost peace of mind, patience, and too much time staring at screens. Finally quit F&O, hit the kill switch, and going back to long-term investing only. Best decision ever.

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u/Ok_Strike5478 — 14 days ago
▲ 69 r/Indiantradingbets+1 crossposts

Finally took one of the best and most important decisions of my life 😎✌️

I started trading in 2023 for the same reason as most people to have more than one source of income. I was quite bullish on Indian markets. Started with ETFs, then equity stocks (delivery), tried intraday too but didn’t like it much, so I stuck with equities, ETFs and mutual funds.

Everything was going well until one day in 2025, when I unknowingly discovered F&O through Upstox.

Started with a few lots and faced consistent losses initially. Then I made a strategy and boom, after that I started making profits in thousands and lakhs. Loss-making days were there too, but not huge ones. The biggest loss I took was ₹1L+ (God bless, I didn’t put SL that day).

After all the profits and losses across trading days, I was still net positive overall and happy with my performance.

But my family and friends noticed something before I did. I was glued to the screen from 9:45 AM till 3:30 PM every trading day. And after that news and elsewhere related to this.

They always suggested that I should leave options trading, but I never agreed. Then one fine weekend, I scrolled through my lifetime P&L. That’s when it hit me.

I realized I was wasting too much time, energy, patience, and peace of mind for relatively small profits while exposing myself to huge losses. I had become greedy, impatient, and irritated for no reason.

I entered the stock market thinking I would stay patient and mostly focus on delivery and long-term investing. But somewhere along the way, I got stuck in quicksand that was slowly turning me into a maniac. So now, I’ve decided to quit F&O altogether. Already hit the kill switch for all those segments.

Now it’s only long-term equities, ETFs, and mutual funds for me. And honestly, the peace of mind feels unreal. No more scrolling through random news, wars, oil prices, or Gift Nifty updates every day.

Just long-term investing, patience, and slowly building wealth peacefully. Also really glad that I’m ending this F&O chapter overall in green P&L.

TL;DR: Made good money in F&O, but lost peace of mind, patience, and too much time staring at screens. Finally quit F&O, hit the kill switch, and going back to long-term investing only. Best decision ever.

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u/Ok_Strike5478 — 14 days ago

It seems like the coming weeks will be very bad for our stock market and the country. Trump chacha will make sure of that.

u/Ok_Strike5478 — 20 days ago
▲ 45 r/Indiantradingbets+1 crossposts

Charges are eating away the profits, guys. We have to focus on avoiding overtrading from now on.

We have to start fresh in May with a positive mindset.

u/Ok_Strike5478 — 21 days ago
▲ 13 r/Indiantradingbets+1 crossposts

I was thinking of waiting until I reached my daily goal of 20k, but the market is swinging weirdly, so I decided to book profits and get out.

I’m holding nothing now and will enjoy the holidays without refreshing oil prices and Gift Nifty all day or worrying about random news and sh*t.

I’ll start fresh again on Monday.

u/Ok_Strike5478 — 22 days ago