Wild West Express

How could a company called WWE not give you great miles?

 

Good luck to you! God bless you and your family!

God bless every American and their families! God bless the U.S.A.!

 

I understand a driver has to pay $2500 to work there as an independent contractor; true?

 

You HAVE to buy into an LLC partnership for $2,500. YES, this is true. If you don't believe me, wait until your last day of orientation, where they pull you into a private room and video tape you reading a statement. They claim you get 25% of what the truck makes, but that payout is maybe $300 to $600 per year. If you do the math, they are saying the truck only made a profit of between $1,200 and $2,500 for the entire year!! Which means you'd have to stay there for at least 6 years, JUST to get your original $2,500 BACK. And that's assuming they don't charge you for truck damages. Which they always do. Which is why driver's leave. And they KEEP your $2,500 you paid to work there.

 

---I've been reading many posts about this and I am the point I'm copying and pasting. I am a recruiter here and I take my drivers very seriously. I refuse to lie because I am the face that goes to the name. We are a very tight knit company. We know our drivers, their families, their pets....I want to keep them pleased and keep them employed and satisfied. That's not possible if we lie to get them here, then they leave upset after we spent a lot of money bringing them, training them, lodging them... It makes no sense. This is how it goes: Drivers have two options... If you decline hiring on as a company driver and decide to join the company as an LLC partner instead, you agree to put in up to $2500 dollars, in order to receive 25% of the profit at the end of the year when the books close. If you are fully vested and put in $2500 you WILL get it ALL back. If you do not put in the $2500 you do not get back what you have put in, but you still get your portion of the profit sharing at the end of the year which varies depending on how much you invested. It is explained thoroughly multiple times throughout orientation... so if a driver declines to be a company driver and chooses to be an LLC partner, we make sure the details are clear to the driver before they sign. If they say they understand and sign, we can't be responsible for anything the driver didn't understand. It is VERY rare that a driver is unhappy with the LLC partnership. It is usually someone who bounces from company to company and does not stay long enough to be fully vested... or someone who has excessive complaints about multiple things and is looking for reasons to be upset. I'm not sure what else to say but as long as I have been a recruiter here, this is EXACTLY how our company is run. Please feel free to contact us personally to discuss any further issues. Thank you for reading

 

I got 32 -36

 

I don't know much bout their other program but I opted for company driver &it's been a long time I'm happy