INSURANCE! - Driver not listed on policy - CLAIM DENIED! Help us protect ourselves!

This is the "TruckersReport". Maybe you should move this to the Freight Brokers Report...

 

I didn't have a problem with him at all until he back back in attack mode. In my original post I was giving him pointers as he asked for in his original post.

 

Noe that's definitely some bs. If my maths correct isn't 10% of a dollar .10? I think robinhood my be stealing from the poor and the rich

 

I guess I overlooked the fact that were nv200. But that doesn’t change the fact that the the other 4 posts are way below average for their respective routes. I would rather park my truck than haul for low ballers like you.

PS. And 2019 Nissan nv200 is 6” taller than 2019 dodge caravan, not 2”.

 

Of course it is the carrier's responsa

Don't let my avatar fool you, I don't drive around angry. I know exactly why brokers exist. To make money off of truckers . Do you know why trucking companies exist? To keep America happy. How else would they receive the majority of their goods. I actually do spend my days marketing and soliciting successfully. That's why I have never called you. But don't worry, you will be sending my company a poorly written carrier contract very soon. I run an extremely successful business and execute it very well. You know nothing about running a business and I know this because I had to tell you what to put in your contract because it clearly didn't included said clauses. When you can purchase 10 new trucks at $295,000 a pop, pay the insurance and fuel bill, properly vet drivers, instead of paying $120 a month for Central Dispatch holler back. Do you actually tell your customers you don't own any trucks and are just posting on a load board in hopes of moving their vehicle? Probably not. I cannot wait to move a vehicle for you and let your customer know. BTW, I hope you find your small balls. That really must suck

 

One last thing. This is a prime example of you not understanding the business fully. You don't even know what an MCS90 is? An MCS90 is a filing with the FMSCA stating that the trucking company has proper liability/PD coverage to the motoring public. It has nothing to do with cargo insurance. Cargo insurance is not required by the FMSCA, they think that you (well not you bc you are a broker) know that cargo insurance is a necessity.