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Ask for recruiter named Celeste

 

Not sure why you would take a driving job with a low pay scale or break the law to help a dispatcher out. It is your CDL that you are risking and if you have kids and a wife to support then I definitely wouldn't put my lively hood in jeopardy. I've had dispatchers ask me to run loads that couldn't get there on time and I always made sure that I told them using the QualComm(so there would be a record of the conversation. If they didn't want it on the QualComm then I refused to take the load and posted my reasons on QualComm) that I would run it, but would not guarantee an on time delivery. By doing this I was able to keep everything above board and kept dispatch honest. You always have to cover yourself no matter if you trust the company and or dispatcher. It is your CDL that is in danger and the dispatcher has nothing in it, except getting a load delivered.

 

With all due respect, would you consider taking a free course in writing ? Also, could you take a first-grade spelling class ? These two things, coupled with a little logic, would help you convey your thoughts in a way that we would be able to understand what you're talking about. Thanks.

 

Tread lightly, my friend....