Business ProfileforAAA Cooper Transportation

On 9/19/24 and 9/20/24, I had a series of communications with AAA Cooper Transportation to arrange a shipment of a used woodworking machine from *******, ** to **** ND, for a price of $229.29. All seemed fine,and the item was delivered on 9/30. I now have received a new invoice for $553.29. This now includes the additional charges of residential pickup for $75, liftgate pickup $75, residential delivery $75, liftgate delivery $75, and inspection verification fee $24.Taking these fraudulant add-on claims one at a time: The pickup was at my shop. It is in a residential neighborhood, though there are also some businesses here, including my workshop. The business is in my name. The first rep at *** I spoke with today said that it is residential if I don't pay commercial taxes, and that the destination is residential because it it rural. ????!!! I had informed ******* ****** when booking, that while my neighborhood is mostly residential, there is room for 18 wheelers here, a place to park, and that I would be loading myself and saving the liftgate charge. I did load the item myself, without the liftgate, and they have agreed to remove only that charge of $75. I spoke with a supervisor today *** Dollar, who could not do anything else, and had ****** ******, in a service center for the delivery area, and he refused to remove any charges, but stated that the delivery was residential because there is a house on the property, and the delivery was addressed to an individual. None of those are valid reasons to call a location residential not commercial. This is a business address. When the shipper called the recipient they asked where to put the package, and he told them to "put it by the Peterbuilt." (how many homes have 18 wheelers?) They did not state any additional charges. The "inspection verification fee" was because I had not listed the item shipping class, exactly as ******* ****** had told me to "leave that blank" when I was preparing it.