When discussing cre, please note their are reputation defenders here

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well don't tease us like this. spill the beans. prove it. that wouldn't give him a leg to stand on if thats the case.

 

Well..the way Thbatman8 defends the unethical practices of this company so fiercely...that would send red flag alert immediately that it's definitely someone from corporate office.

Numbers don't lie..what do I mean by that?...the amount of complaints against this company for generally the same offense...ripping off drivers & the lawsuit they just lost recently to ooida speaks volumes!

 

Lots of people defend the company they work for on here. I do it as well, but I'm certainly no office worker. What's wrong with defending your employer?

 

You will find posters like him on every companys threads,Werner ,Swift ,Cre etc..If someone posts 20-30 times per day,you have to wonder where they find the time.As soon as a critical post arrives they are there with counter claims.Now if you are really a driver running hard every day,do you have that kind of time,I don't think so.They must be here as company employees doing damage control,I'm not going to name anyone but I have my suspicions about a few;I mean how can an owner operator find the time to be on here 24/7 posting 30 times per day.If you suspect one click on their past posts and check their history ,and be careful of what you post;big brother is watching you.

 

I will not speculate, but I will say that the timing of rebuttal msgs do give merit to someone being on alert.

Nothing, it is what you defend that counts. If you say renting a truck from a big mega hauler is a big win for the driver, then I know you are full of carp. But if you say, hey my company has a great break room then it might be believable.

And if someone says something about your company you do not agree with, there is a rebuttal section on the good company side of the forum. This is for reporting bad company's.

 

my Posts Per Day: average is 2.00. can't pin that wrap on me.

 

In my personal experience, it doesn't matter how arse sucking bad a trucking company gets, there is always a couple of folks willing to take it up their arses for many, many, many years (if they are not disposed of involuntarily that is). Eventually, their masochistic tendencies get noticed by corporate bean counters looking for a driver marketing pitch. Self-abusive folks are given an extra patch or two, a few extra (and really cheap) "niceties" to be paraded for a photo op if needed. Arrow trucking used to order "special" green trucks for its long time drivers (at no extra charge ), but they charged the guy (I talked to) $25 for a company T-shirt he was posing for an ad photo.

Olden slaughter houses used to have an "in-house" sheep/bull to lead freshly arrived livestock to the killing floor in less stressful and more efficient manner. Cattle was following one of their own after all. The old trick didn't get lost on trucking companies.