What was the profit altogether on that scam? Personally, I'm disgusted.
I'm not a fan of Wal-Mart myself, but I think the right path would have been a legitimate attempt to collect the $60.
A $60 stand-off does not justify ripping off a broker for thousands of dollars.
That's complete theft, fraud and an insult to law-abiding citizens.
Not just "no better". Worse. He sunk lower than the people he ripped off.
Do you think that cost Wal-Mart a penny? No, the broker got shafted. Granted, brokers do quite a bit of shafting themselves, and more than likely, the $60 lumper fee wasn't disclosed at the time Mr. Ripoff Rocket agreed to haul it.
Still, collecting even the $5000 dollars cash for a load of potatoes is a crime in it's own right.
He recouped his money. And then some.
It all shakes out in the end. What goes around, comes around.
The WORST Shippers and Receivers - Truckers WILL NOT Buy Their Products!
Discussion in 'Shippers & Receivers - Good or Bad' started by WiseOne, Dec 16, 2006.
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ok so i am just a dumb grain truck driver but after reading 43 pages and taking a break from reading i guess there some rules to follow here when going to a shipper from hell
rule #1
tell the shippers to bohica (bend over here it comes again) and DO NOT LET THEM tell you to bohica
rule#2
make a list of the ones that refuse to bohica for you and then make up your own mind how to fix the problem
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Dealing with HEB... that brings back memories. Used to "cringe" every time we ran and shipped product to them. Not a very pleasant organization to work with to say the least
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TQL Logistics. The Worse Brokers I have ever delt with. First Load, Broker lied and pick up location was 60 miles away. Second Load was ok. Third load, broker called me 11 times that day, said, "he was going to look like an ####### and this #### wasn't right" because the shippment didn't get delivered til that afternoon.
Fuel Advence -$25.00 from the load pay.(very high)
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Ok, I've only been at this a couple of months running team with my boss so i can learn the ropes. But some of the places that I have been to are already listed here.
HEB, San Antonio, 12 hours to unload a bulk load of potatoes.
Stop & Shop, Assinet MA, 8am appointment verified by the broker and the shipper, only to be told when we got there that it was actually a noon appointment. 8 hours total invested in that.
Grocery D/C in Newburg NY (can't remember the name of the place) was a mixed load of dry goods, and one pallet that had to be refrigerated. 3 hours to unload the 4 pallets of dry good. Go to the other side of the building to wait 4 hours to unload the one pallet. And to top the whole works off. Lumper fees on both sides of the building.
Concerning the lumpers (i know its all a sham and a rip off, paying someone to unload the freight that they ordered) the best line i have heard to date is "wonder who's brother in law you have to be to get this gig?" -
Just discovered this great little corner of the Trucker's Report. It's EXACTLY what I was looking for!
What brought me here were a couple recent pickups at the Indy Pepsico at 5858 Decatur, both of which were brokered by Strive Logistics.
First of all, "Strive" Logistics? What a pretentious name!
They need to strive a lot harder when it comes to putting enough time on Indy Pepsico loads. They're 0-for-2 on the two that I just hauled.
The load times were both long but not extremely long---left 3.5 hours past appt. on 1st load, 4.5 hours past on 2nd. But with the gratuitously tight delivery times Strive's schedulers set up, that's all it took to screw up both runs.
Another bad place is HEB in San Marcos, TX. Had a pet food delivery there awhile back with a 2100 appt. Didn't get out until after 2 AM.
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Had a BADD dose yesterday-Associated grocers warehouse of Kansas City,KS-usually do drop n hks there so showed up at noon sunday for an 0230 mon am-was told no-its live-so crawled to t/s few blocks away and sat til 0200-bumped dock at 0245 and went to sleep-got up about 0800 and went in since hadnt been cd-no papers ready-go wait we will call you-trlr is mt tho-waitied til 1100 and still nothing-got co to call-nothing -finally found a spvsr to go find papers then head to KC yard and p/u a load that needed to get to TRENTON FOODs by 1400 in Trenton MO-no problem its noon and 96 mi-got there and they coulda cared less-unloaders leaving at 1400=wont unload til next shift at 1800-wait til then-go in nbobody to be found-about 2000 FINALLY feel someone in trlr-got in a bit over 7 of break so just waited out my 8-headed to next p/u=preload ready in STJOSEPH-yes-and got rolling.Wondering why these guys even order stuff-just to make us sit at their docks forever...
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TARGET DC'S I NEVER HAD A GOOD EXPERIENCE WITH THEM
I DON'T BUY FROM TARGET ANYMORE.
PEPSI BOTTLING LAS VEGAS NOT ENOUGH SECURITY PERSONNEL AT THE GATE, TAKES A LONG TIME TO GET IN OR OUT OF THE PLACE. -
new amazon warehouse in fogellsville pa ( allentown)
2 skids to unload
1230 apt time.
first i got there a hour early so security said i had to wait. so i booked it over to ZEP 2 or 3 miles away unloaded 5 pallets, came back with half hour to spare. checked in again at 12:20, waited for door until 2:30 and wasn't out of there until 3:30 PM.
2 friggin skids!
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