Downright dirty and unscrupulous actions by mercer!

Made it 6:38. He is a crybaby that don't know how to hustle.

But since you like putting up propaganda, @dvrtech77 do you even drive or own a truck? Kinda disrespectful posting his story to make a point.

 

I'd like to send them a bill to collections for lost time and wages. They play favorites and when loads were available they refused to inform me or assign anything over 1.40 to my truck. Texas, Georgia, or Tennessee. The first in first out is a lie. They would forward me 10's of loads $1.20 or under but nothing for the rare decent paying load. I'd just so happen to find them before they got removed from the board but we're already covered.
Expecting a coordinator that is supposed to be earning %35 of the gross to do their job is not being a crybaby. Being petty is turning off all legal means of moving or getting them their property which they will bill you for if you don't or letting you use the tag and insurance you have paid for to get home is petty and fraud

 

Landstar is looking for trucks

 

Didn't seem like a crybaby to me.
Furthermore, in this day and age, if you're hauling freight for a $1.20, it better be light and it better be coming out of Florida.

 

I watched the entire video at 1.75 speed. It makes me suuuuuper happy that I ain't in bed with no one but my wife!!!!

I am so glad I never ever ever ever ever even considered leasing on with someone or running under someone else's numbers.

I would rather fail miserably and go down in flames than want to deal with that (*^(&*%@!

 

He's crying. Alot of larger company's like mercer work on a net work system. You have to get to know the agents. You are not employed by them. If your pulling only the loads offered to you. You will go broke quick. You need to be calling agents, networking, hustling. Not setting around waiting for emails.

Everyone knows that a agent with its own trucks will load them first. But prove yourself and make a few friends will go along way.

Alot of the larger flatbed carriers operate this way. If you can't survive in that situation, you will not make it with your own numbers. If can't sell yourself and negotiate, you need to stick to being a company driver.

They do not hold your hands.

 

Thats the only part of his crying I agree with. It should be itemized. It probably is in a equipment lease. He's not telling the whole story.

Read Your lease.