Jeffrey
Hazelwood,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Mon, March 14, 2005
This information needs to be removed. The person he was trying to contac been deployed to Iraq. MTC has been training truck drivers for 13 years and has a great repuation in the trucking industry and wants to make sure people that come into the program can go to work. If we can't place them we don't allow them to continue training.
Dan
cape fair,#3Author of original report
Tue, March 08, 2005
Recieved the tuition money (less lodging and cost of D.O.T. physical)and I have deposited it. Apparently my problem with contacting Mr.Fischer is that he has been deployed to Iraq... Why no-one updated his Voice mail? I don't know...I think communcations could have been better at BOTH ends. My deepest apologies go out to him and his family... For this reason and this reason alone I am requesting that this Ripoff report be pulled from this website.
Dan
cape fair,#4Author of original report
Thu, March 03, 2005
Wanted me to pull this report and I assured him that I will do just that, when I get the check, and it clears the bank.
Paul
Anaheim,#5Consumer Suggestion
Tue, January 04, 2005
First, consider this. You found out you had diabetes earlier than you would have found out on your own. The sooner you begin treatment, the sooner you can start to control the blood vessel and nerve damage that the disease causes. On the other hand, if you can't bring the disease under control with medication, you will never be allowed to drive. People using insulin are not given a CDL. I think the use of pills is allowed. You deserve a refund for all unused money. Don't screw around. Send them one demand letter. Then serve them with a small claims notice. That usually wakes up even the most determined frauds. Go to court. Provide an accounting of the money you spent on lodging and one day of services. I don't care what their contract says, you will get a judgment for the unused portion. Oh, by the way, I was a driver. Read some of the reports on the trucking companies here. This whole thing might just be a blessing in disguise.