Here we go!!!
So it was cross-border expedite(oakwood) who gave us the initial 4 skids to go to Aurora. After reviewing a post online on them and their equifax, I decided not to take there Brampton to Aurora (direct drive-posted as ltl) for their lousy $100 and sent them an email right away which was not noticed until the following Monday. I then got a call asking where I was sitting in the office and that the owner is going to put a bullet in my head. Lol
As for the 2nd load (dunkscd) TLS(35 years in business) I literally had a break down 8 km from the drop off and even informed them at the time via email. It took someone 1.5 hrs to see the email and call me back, and give me shit letting me know that I would be concurring the costs involved in any down time and threatened to not pay with profanity and screamed at the top of his lungs ''THIS IS GOING TO END VERY BAD FOR YOU!!''. I decided screw this, I am going to cross dock their shipment and they can deal with it. When getting off the phone with the towing in which I arranged to bring the truck back to Mississauga as we were informed the receiver will not be able to receive until 7 am the following morning which I confirmed was not possible as the truck completely lost power and the way the towing had parked the unit in the mechanic shop was too tight to maneuver around. They decided they would try and pickup the skid with there own equipment as my other drivers were not available. With that being said-I had to rent a sprinter van myself, pay my driver and pay my neighbor 150 to help me lift a 400 lbs skid off the floor and load a sprinter. The VP called me himself and offered to pay me $850 and and extra 150 to get it there for 7 as their truck was not able to grab it and pay via etransfer. That was his deal and not mine.
The fact of the matter is I did make a commitment with TLS and our truck did break down for losing power. But threatening a carrier for nonpayment when the load is on our truck is a rookie mistake. It would have been an easy fix and at the end it ended up unnecessarily costing them in the end. At the end it costed me $5300 for a brand new ECM for my truck.
Thank you all for your support and input but there are 3 sides to each story, one being the truth!