MAKAVELI
Banned
I wouldn't say it will stop the merger. Just not the merger they want.Why is this stopping the merger?
I wouldn't say it will stop the merger. Just not the merger they want.Why is this stopping the merger?
If you notice in the earnings report that FedEx always mentions that they may have future issues with the contractor model. Why is that?I wouldn't say it will stop the merger. Just not the merger they want.
Why aren't many FedEx contractors quitting? There isn't any other way to make money?
https://www.reuters.com/legal/feder...rs-racketeering-claim-arbitration-2024-05-07/
Judge kicked the case back to arbitration. Doesn’t look like this is the case to bring down the contractor model. Womp womp
I told people FedEx was the mob and they laughed.
This should be interesting, it’s what we’ve been saying
Here's my math. RICO +FedEx= The end of the contractor scam.
It is a bit disappointing but not surprising that they didn’t get past the arbitration clause in the agreement. This will no doubt embolden terrible managers to continue to act terribly in their interactions with contractors.LOL to those down below
This woman is just another casualty of the FDX Ground contracting game. In addition to losing the 1.13 million she badly overspent to buy those routes she now has court costs and attorney fees to pay. And she might as well not bother going to arbitration because she'll lose there as well and have to pay court costs and attorney fees and pay the arbitration people who hear the case all of whom are picked by FDX.https://www.reuters.com/legal/feder...rs-racketeering-claim-arbitration-2024-05-07/
Judge kicked the case back to arbitration. Doesn’t look like this is the case to bring down the contractor model. Womp womp
FedEx stoogeLOL to those down below
I’d like to know what it cost FedExThis woman is just another casualty of the FDX Ground contracting game. In addition to losing the 1.13 million she badly overspent to buy those routes she now has court costs and attorney fees to pay. And she might as well not bother going to arbitration because she'll lose there as well and have to pay court costs and attorney fees and pay the arbitration people who hear the case all of whom are picked by FDX.
The people who sold that scam to that woman ought to be ashamed of themselves if not for the fact that she was another one who wanted in there badly enough thinking that all she had to do was to get some routes then just sit back and count up the cash.
Rather congratulations goes out to the previous owner for seeing when it was time to go and for finding the poor dumb thing they could they could dump it onto for at least 4 times what it was worth.
In your post in regards to this, you said you told people FedEx was the mob and they laughed.FedEx stooge
This was silly to begin with. They expected to be taken seriously with the RICO crap? This sounds like the kind of stuff that rubes say when they call the lawyer shows on the radio.It is a bit disappointing but not surprising that they didn’t get past the arbitration clause in the agreement. This will no doubt embolden terrible managers to continue to act terribly in their interactions with contractors.
1. Continuing demands for increased capital commitments.Ground contractors take notice steer clear and get out when you can.
I’m not positive, but I don’t even think they pretend it’s necessarily justified. I believe it showed up in a quarterly report and was identified as a reason profit were higher than expected zWe get a small piece. They collect the surcharge per package and pay us per stop. It’s mostly pocketed by FedEx. Just a way to scam customers and pretend it’s justified.
Always has been.I’m not positive, but I don’t even think they pretend it’s necessarily justified. I believe it showed up in a quarterly report and was identified as a reason profit were higher than expected z
Translation: the fuel surcharge wasn’t about higher fuel prices. It was to pad the profit margin.