Voyager Nation

I signed on to Voyager Nation in early 2018. I think I was most impressed with their communications - Jason was very responsive, not a bad guy to deal with. However, I never made much money so do not expect to gross much. Unfortunately, I had a driver who got to FL to deliver a load and decided not to. I was charged a late fee, load abandonment fee and I was not paid for the getting the load to FL from South Carolina (I think this was the state). The guy who picked up the load (delivery was 45 minutes away) was only paid $300 so they robbed us both.

2 weeks later I get an email that my lease is being terminated because I had a negative settlement(per contract I was supposed to be given a 2 week notice in writing). This was also conveniently the week of IFTA. Total was less than $900.00. So what was my escrow for? Speaking of escrow - when I asked for it to be released, I find out about a cargo claim that, at that point, was 4 months old. It was for a water leak for a trailer that I rented - so how is that my fault? After my 90 days, they settled the claim at my expense so I will not be getting my escrow returned. They did the same thing to the gentleman who picked up my abandoned load. He left and suddenly he has a cargo claim.

By the way, when I called to get a contact number for the owner, who is in the Tampa office almost every day, Mike Kazan, I was told that his information could not be given out. Really? Your company is not that big and it shows how much you care about your owner operators.

My advice is to go somewhere else if you want to make some good money and not be stiffed out of your escrow when you do part ways.

Any questions just send me a message.

 

Go to their fb page read reviews of one star because these are owner operators that got screwed. Five star reviews are office employees. Scroll down and look at how many drivers got screwed. O/O stay away or you will regret it. CROOKS.

 

Greentea - Did you have a comment? I do not see it. Thanks.

 

You know, it's people like you that get on my nerves. And for your information, I have been in transportation since 2002 - a FedEx Ground contractor from 2002 - 2015.

Since when does having a trailer for less than 2 weeks constitute excessive wear and tear? As far as reading and understanding, pretty sure I got you beat. Wrong is wrong, whether you understand or agree. Who says I do not belong - maybe you don't seeing how ignorant you are with this posting.

I don't care how many owner operators you run into from Voyager Nation that have had no problems - that does not negate what happened to me.

These boards are here for a reason and so many times I see posters get the 3rd or get chastised for sharing their experiences. Who made your voice the reign of all reigns. To hell with you and your opinion!