Got kicked off the property this morning...

of course dispatch will make it out to be your fault.Let us know what happens if you would.You were very smart for not giving out your SSN makes me wonder why they would ask such a question.I don't see what that has to do with picking up load.If dispatch gives you a hard time ask them if they would give out their social.

 

My alias is Thornton Melon lol

 

What kind of product were you picking up? I agree with others you did the right thing.

 

HA, Back to School. Nice.

 

Never in a million years would I give my SS.

I delivered concrete inside the " sensitive " area at Palo Verde Nuclear Plant. Two guys with 16's watch every rock come off that truck at that level. They do an instant background check & search the truck when you enter the premises with three armed guards, and your license goes in a metal box like a safe.

They don't ask for a SS number.

F that shipper / receiver, F that company as well if they want you to comply with that rule.

 

Think I will start signing as Ms. Ashley Jones. That should make them look at me funny.

 

That's just dumb, really. There is absolutely no reason for them to need that information. If you show up in a company truck with the trailer number they were informed would arrive and have a PU number, you are the one who is supposed to be there. I honestly don't care about the drivers license thing, but the SSN is an absolute no-no. I don't get why they need that stuff.