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Has anyone really looked at the questions on their app Seems funny when I had to call the Pres to get paid for freight we hauled
Titanium Credit app
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We recently had a problem for a $350 ltl we did for them it went to 110 days. Kept sending requests by e-mail and leaving messages but no one ever answered me. then all of a sudden we got the check and then another for a full load came in just under 60 days. Apparently they went through a 'transition period' is what I was told when I brought it up while negotiating something else one of the reps.
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Sounds like "a dog ate my homework" type of an excuse... 110 days in limbo on a $350.00 check.. they should hang their heads in shame..
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All over the map with us 1 at 20 days 1 at 64 days the average would be about 45 days with that being said we haven't dealt with them in 2016, I think the rates went for a you know what.
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I was going to chime in before and say so. For a company that has grown to the size it's at, I'm surprised that Ted is still micro-managing this way.
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It's pretty common for a company to use our money to help fund the acquisitions made (so payables go for a shit for a while), not right but a lot of companies do it.
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It's not that ... it's just stupidity. He doesn't believe he should pay on what he hasn't been paid on yet.
usually a broker should be paying everything that has been finalised, no matter if his customer has paid or not...
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That's the stupidity I'm referring to. Part of the value a broker has to its carrier partners is to pay them at the very least on time. It is well known that brokers tend to bankroll accounts receivable for customers.