Referral Bonus Scams | The Ugly Side Of Trucking

Talking about referral bonuses and how they can be perfectly fine and harmless, however it seems they can also be bad depending on the situation. Always look to see how long a driver has been with their company before believing anything they say about referring you to the company the work for.
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[@DirtyBroke215]

Good video, i totally agree with you about taking advice from someone who's only been at said company for two months ✌🏽

[@hellrell1027]

Wassup bro I been following your channel for a few months now you are one of the reasons I'm getting into fuel I pulled containers for 7 years and now I have the chance to start something new keep the videos coming your motivation big dawg

[@DrtyDiesel]

That’s awesome!!! I’m so happy to hear that man, good luck to you and be safe. I plan to keep rolling out videos, I need to stay consistent. I plan to do some more delivery videos and a video on weight distribution with these compartmentalized tankers.

[@nomadic-brit]

Real on topic Diesel.I’m the same . Been here in June for 8 years six mo the company then rest as contract .Yes did the lease purchase and the whole has worked out for me .Agreed I never refer my carrier even though drivers say they are here because of my vids and my carrier has me talk to drivers thinking about coming here or drivers struggling that I can help them .Stay safe Mate 🇺🇸✌️🇬🇧

[@DrtyDiesel]

I completely agree. I’ll give people the truth. I told that guy last night to just stay company. Or to find a higher paying company. I don’t wanna see anyone fail. Stay safe as well my friend 🇺🇸🍻🇬🇧

[@shanemoves2567]

Good sound educated advice as usual 🤘 Transparency 👍

[@DrtyDiesel]

I appreciate it 😁

[@user-yb6kt8nf9s]

Great video

[@DrtyDiesel]

Thank you

[@tolga24]

🤘

[@DrtyDiesel]

Tolga 🤘

[@kevmoe6636]

Just started trucking with intentions of getting into fuel hauling like my dad. How much experience do jobs usually require?

[@DrtyDiesel]

Most companies require at least 2 years of experience, but that’s usually the requirements of their insurance companies.

[@user-yb6kt8nf9s]

Are colonial in Orlando fl

[@DrtyDiesel]

I’m not sure, they may be looking into trucks in Tampa. I’d check drive4colonial.com and see if they have anything.