Seth from Bulldogs Moving Company

I co-own it with a buddy of mine. We're the two owners and pretty much just manage everything from there. We started back in 2021. So it was pretty early into us actually having the business that Megan started. reached out to use us. It was weird. It was on a property, but it was like a side house. So it wasn't the main house on the property, but it was kind of like a guest house.

And it had like a little detached garage. I think she had mentioned something about potentially owning both of those at the time, but we later found out that she was just renting the house. And then she moved into like a tri-level condo type of place, which she also said that she owned it. and later found out that she didn't own it. I believe she was just renting both of them out.

The move itself, it was fine. She had reached out the same week, and then she wanted to move on Saturday. We already had two jobs booked for that Saturday, but we had two separate crews knocking those out, and then we all met up at Megan's house in the afternoon. We had, like, two trucks and six guys, and she ended up wanting packing, moving, and unpacking, so...

We ended up bringing a bunch of boxes and stuff to get her house packed up. And upon meeting her at the beginning of that, do a kind of a quick walkthrough. And there's nothing like crazy about it. All of her stuff was pretty nice. It wasn't super expensive, but it definitely wasn't used or anything. cheap or anything. It was still some decently nice stuff.

And she had pictures of her in politics and pictures of her with the state capitol building and a bunch of signs up around her desk that said self-made woman and stuff like that. So we thought that she was pretty legit. She left after going through the walkthrough and she just stayed at Starbucks the whole time. So we packed up her whole house.

And then once we got everything loaded, we started to get into the evening time. So We drove over to the unload and she was there for the whole unload with us, obviously to tell us like where she wanted things. Once we got there, she was moving into a tri-level, which is a mover's nightmare because it like is three full stories of the house.

So like all of her bedroom stuff, the guest bedroom and her office room all went up to the third floor. And I was kind of the person that was walking her through the whole unload, trying to help her figure out where she wanted stuff set up and, She had her main bedroom, a guest bedroom, an office, you know, a bunch of different rooms of stuff.

It wasn't something that you would typically find someone that young to have that much house space and that much furniture. Because we didn't realize how younger she was. We thought she was a little older than us. But when we found out that she was a little younger than us, we were like, how does she have all this stuff? And then we saw like all the pictures on the wall of her in politics.

And we're like, oh, man, she must be like a big deal. And then saw her social media following and we're like, man, she is kind of a big deal. When we got done loading at her house, she came to do a final walkthrough at the old house. And then she was like, oh yeah, can you guys get my Tesla tires out of the garage?

I guess she didn't have her Tesla at the time, but we were like, oh shoot, like she has a Tesla. So we loaded up her tires at the end of the truck and we were like, man, she is legit because she's even got a Tesla. I mean, I don't know anybody younger than us that had a Tesla. So She was constantly like in and out on the phone throughout the time, like with her mom, talking to her mom and stuff.

I think she was just kind of tired at that point in the day. But I mean, she was fairly pleasant. The crew had a lot of fun. Some of those longer days when you keep the energy high in the crew, it just kind of keeps the morale going and everybody's super hyped up. And we created a lot of good memories on that move. She handed us the check and we ended up leaving on good terms.

And that was the whole moving process with her.

Yes, it was a check from a closed account. And when I called her about it, she had said the bank had just recently closed her account because she had insufficient funds and she was trying to get the money put into the account to be able to pay us, but they had closed her account. And so I was like, it's okay if you pay us from like another account. And we even offered her to like pay with card.

And we usually have like a processing fee if we're taking card, but we said we'd eat the processing fee and we'd just be able to use a card. And she just kind of ghosted us from there. So we ended up having to get our lawyers involved to be able to try to get the money, and she wasn't cooperating with the lawyers as much.

So they ended up having to go through the court system and whatnot to try to get it figured out that way.

Yeah, so that was the number that we had agreed with her to be able to fit her in last minute. That was pretty much actually kind of a lowered amount for how much we did with the packing, the moving, and the unpacking for two full trucks. It was kind of a good deal for her at the end, too.

We weren't really a part of it, myself or my business partner. Like, we just kind of let our lawyers handle all that stuff, so... They would keep us updated, but we never ended up going to court or actually having to attend anything.

I think she even missed actually going to court when she was supposed to, which I think is a reason why the judge ruled in our favor, because she just never even showed up. My case record says the times that she failed to show up. I know that our lawyers ended up going and they said that we could try to garnish things from her, but she didn't really have anything to garnish to her name.

So it was kind of worthless to continue trying to, you know, get the money from her.

We used our attorneys to, like, write up our liability waivers that we have all of our customers sign, and it's in there, too, that when they pay up, they have to pay for, like, the attorney fees as well. I think that's how the judge ruled, but I'm pretty positive that she would owe us the money she owes us plus, like, attorney fees and stuff like that as well.

No, we only require a $50 deposit on the front end that she paid before the move, so that's the only money that actually cleared. Since then, I don't think she's made any attempts to pay us. A few months later, we started getting on the Facebook group, and we were just shocked by all these people coming out with stuff that, you know, they've been scammed by Megan.

And then we ended up seeing that someone posted on the Facebook page like a picture of a moving truck at her place that she's moving again. And so I was sitting there. I was like, I can't let this happen again. So I called the other moving company that was moving her that day. He had already taken one truck worth of stuff to a storage unit. They had moved like a full truck into her storage unit.

And I told him, I was like, hey man, she used us a few months ago and she never paid us. And he was like, oh man, all right, I'll figure out what to do. And I think that's when he decided to like put the second truck worth of stuff into his own storage unit. We followed her on Facebook and we were just shocked at like all the other stuff that she did and realized we could have been way worse off

she could have done even more damage to us especially with like all the following she had if she made a bad post about us with all the people that were buying into her stuff and luckily you know the only thing that we were out was the money which at the end of the day wasn't it's not the biggest deal to us like we're not gonna spend time wasted over it but i mean we ended up seeing all the other people that have been devastated mentally and emotionally because of her and

I think it's like a dopamine hit for every time she lies about something or every time she is successful, it's just another shot of dopamine that makes her crave doing it again and again and again. And it's like some point she's going to get caught, which obviously she did for some of the things that she's done. I had talked to her a lot during the unload.

Like I talked to her a lot about itown church. I talked to her a lot about Christianity in general. And I was just like, Oh, that's another thing about this girl is like, she's a good solid, like Christian girl. Just to figure out that like all the damage that she's done, she's talking about being a Christian, but she's doing like the exact opposite of what Jesus did.

She's hurting people and she's playing it off. Like she's a sweetheart. She was actually like really sweet to us most of the process. But I wish that she would do this work for good. Like imagine like how good she is at scamming people. She's actually really talented at what she's doing because she's done it to a ton of people without insane repercussions.

If she could take all that talent and put it towards actually helping people, how much people would actually love her and like enjoy her and give her a platform that's worth standing on instead of her having this platform of being someone who abuses and takes advantage of people. It's unfortunate.