Paul Miller trucking

What about if I wish for a pony?

 

Care to elaborate?

 

they didnt give him his pony

 

I would like to know about this company as well. Unfortunately these one hit wonders come in and spew one liners never to be heard from again.

Is there anyway to set new accounts up to where a user ID has to respond to a certain number of posts and be required to be active for say 3 months before posting? This would at least give credibility.

 

It's not real hard to figure out the disgruntled one hit wonders. Usually they post a one or two line "this company sucks, run fast from them" post. The ones telling the truth or have a legitimate gripe usually elaborate more and go into detail about what the company is like.

This one seems to fall under the first scenario. The op probably did something wrong and got fired, so now it's a bad company.

 

Well, I'll pipe in with my 2 cents. I worked for PMT back in 2009, 2010? Somewhere in there. Now the dad and son running it aren't bad people, neither was anyone in the office that I met. In fact they seemed like decent folk just trying to run a business. I did leave them before I even got to a year because they bought some used volvos from Swift and were having tons of problem with them which they eventually just gave up on trying to fix and told me to drive it the way it was, they couldn't afford to deal with the problems anymore. The nail in the coffin was coming down I-81 from the Cortland area and my ECM started derating the engine. Fully loaded too. Their response was just bring it back to the yard, we can't afford to fix it out on the road. Got it back for the weekend and they didn't even look at it so I quit monday morning. He nicked me for a few things wrong cosmetically with the truck as well. I didn't write em on my inspection form so that was my bust partly I guess.

Anyway, not saying they are an awful company, or that you shouldn't work there, just that you might want to do your homework before you sign on with them. BTW, when I worked for them they were still down in Spring Grove.