Having an issue with a reputable broker

So? Have an account just for ach deposits. When you get paid, you can have a notification sent to your phone. Log in and transfer all money to your main account. If there is no money to take...
Of course make sure the bank does not have overdraft turned on for that account.

 

Fair to say most people of the USA have not had the pleasure of discovering how many payment methods either won't work or cost a lot more when dealing across the border. As luck would have it, I have a sometimes needy sister in law that lives in Edmonton. Add to that, currency exchange usually takes another 2-3% out in the form of a transaction fee. The exchange rates you see on line are what the banks pay, not you. @Ruthless points this out with wire fees, but it's on any transaction really.

Fortunately I've only dealt with two Canadian brokers. Scotlynn paid via their Florida office and made it a US transaction. I can't remember who the other one was, but they were in TO and the mail added a week pushing the collection to around 40 days, but they mailed a check in US funds so no additional cost to me. I'm suing a company and driver from Quebec for a collision claim, and that process makes the payment thing look easy.

Any more, I just say no to doing business with Canadian companies due to risk. Unfortunately, OP doing that in the other direction has greater consequences with respect to limiting market opportunities.

 

Bank of America was doing tranfers to Mexico for next to nothing.

 

When I got started in 2010 I received a call from E Capital. After the first year I billed my own and left the factoring company.

I had to deal with the same trouble as you just describe.

I signed back up with a better factoring company and get paid everyday.

I simply cannot afford to pump out fuel, repairs, tolls, living expenses, bills, debt EVERYDAY and wait for the checks to come in 20 to 60 days later. Cash flow is out of balance.

Fact: Trucking is the ONLY transportation business in the world that does not get paid upon delivery of services or goods.

 

I am not sure what is going lately. My list grew these past 2 weeks or so. 45 days out and no fast response on the first email and I have to say no more for you.

If someone is late and they are also to cool to email me back immediately then we are done.

In the past 2 weeks I have had to google/FMCSA search 2 companies and email them as well as their surety bond holder. That gets a response right away which only further tells me they are dixx and won't get my truck ever again.

I cuss em out and let em know too! "It is pretty aggravating on Sat morning when my kids are asking me to go swimming and I have to say no because I need 3 hours to track people down for crap I did 6 weeks ago!"

45 days and no immediate response on a email makes you Adolph Hitler to me...I won't touch you.

I also leave google reviews and DAT reviews.

 

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