Climate Express

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Figured I'd save the thread from more rants lol

 

TQL is absolutely absurd with their number of check calls. An no matter how many times you update them at different stages of a load, whenever someone else calls you or you call them, the next person never has any idea of what's going on with your particular load or at what point you're at in your progression with the load. I got so aggravated with them when the wife an I were on their loads from Arizona to Missouri that I just started blocking their phone numbers and not answering their calls. An if anyone at Climate would've ever said anything about it, I woulda politely told em, well you don't pay my phone bill, so if you wanna deal with their harrassing ways then you can call them.

 

Anyone know if we're good to send an empty call at Coke after a late arrival? I know we don't send arrived, but wasn't sure about empty call. Robert told me earlier it was probably a Greenville pick up next, but that he wasn't 100% sure. Was just wanting to find out next load assignment

 

Southside of Atlanta -- was thinking about sending an empty call with a different load number/info and just putting 'forgot to send last week' in the comments or something lol. Not sure how Coca Cola accesses that info.

 

They ended up stamping the time in like 3 different times on the bills, so don't think it makes a difference either way now.

I bet you're glad to finally have a Monday with fresh hours again. Those recap weeks get stressful.

 

Yea an empty call would be fine. Usually your next plan is automatically attached to send to you once the system receives your empty call. Just with coke am hershey late arrivals always send a free form message instead of arrived. That way they can back door it in the system an it appears to those that matter that the load actually arrived on time.

 

The stamp on the bills don't matter. What matters is what the higher ups somehow see what's put into the computer trail by Climate.