STAY AWAY FROM HENIFF!

All I could think was how big a pain in the ### the OP must be for them to fire him from a L/P deal. Those things PRINT money right now. Jesus god I'm a broker and I can only dream about having the option to sell trucks with all in costs in the 1.30/mile range. I'd turn 3-4k a week in profit on that. You could be so so so so bad before I fired you lol.

 

Sounds to me like you were just a glorified company
Driver who got fired for refusing loads.
You fleece guys give real owner operators a bad name.

 

100 bucks says he'll sign another fleece somewhere
else and do it all over again.

 

I hope he reads his contract.

 

What's a contract and why should I read it? This nice salesperson is willing to get me in a Pete long hood. It will be so awsome not having to work for the man! Btw, did you notice how hot the sales lady is? Someone that hot would never lie to the awsomeness that is me.

Or some bs, ego centric attitude like that anyway....

 

I've been here 7 years at heniff. I leased a 2010 pete too, three years ago. I'm not fond of those 1400 loads but you usually drop down to pasadena and get a 5k load going 800 miles. It balances out.

 

I’ve been with Heniff for almost two and a half years and the only problem I have with them is the dead head miles. The empty miles with them can break you. I find it hard to believe that anyone was fired for turning down one load. If you’ve been determined to be undependable, it isn’t because you turned down one load. The guy who runs the Lease Purchase program is a hard guy to get in touch with but he is a very reasonable person. (Steve). The biggest issue with Heniff is empty miles. I can say that terminal I run out of is great. I can also say that if I had to work out of the main (Joliet) terminal, I probably wouldn’t be working here. My terminal manager plans on retiring in the next few years and that sucks. I’ll probably be leaving soon because of that and the dead head miles. I’m a Lease Purchase operator that started as a company driver. Bottom line is you have to find what works for you and roll with it.