Marowley Transport LLC - Bad Faith Conduct

On September 3, 2025, Marowley Transport LLC (MC#1567568 / DOT#4106464) contacted Stukel Mountain regarding one of three available shipments from Apex, NC to Washington, PA. Communication was conducted through phone calls and emails (all of which are included in the file link above). Marowley completed the carrier packet and provided all required documentation, which is also on file. A background check confirmed that they were a legitimate carrier meeting all applicable legal and performance requirements.

The agreed payment arrangement was 50% upon the truck’s arrival and check-in, with the remaining 50% due upon delivery. The carrier was informed that the shipment would be loaded by crane and that timing was critical. They claimed to understand.

While Truck #1 was in the process of being loaded, I contacted the remaining two carriers—who had not yet arrived—to confirm their ETA. At this point, Marowley Transport began acting in bad faith. Following multiple unsuccessful attempts to reach the driver by phone, the below text message correspondence took place between the driver and Stukel Mountain.

Both the driver and dispatch were uncooperative throughout this process. Despite repeated requests, they refused to provide payment information. The driver falsely represented his location, claiming to be onsite but refusing to check in at the office. He further misled us by implying that a truck in the parking lot belonged to him, which it did not.

All reasonable efforts were made to complete this shipment with Marowley Transport. The text messages and emails provide a clear record of how the situation unfolded.

Once confidence was lost in Marowley’s ability to perform, every effort was made to secure another carrier. However, due to the lateness of the day, a replacement carrier was not able to arrive onsite until the following morning. This delay caused the shipper damages totaling $10,507.73 in additional crane fees, labor costs, and other expenses directly attributable to Marowley’s bad faith actions. Doing business with Marowley Transportation costs money.

 

By that logic, no business would succeed. We don't do this to lose money, we all do this to make money. When someone like this causes everyone to lose money, it's not good business.