Company Response
Erika Pagan from
Titan National Transport Submitted this response.
Response Date: 11/3/2015 8:33:00 PM
We are very sorry that Alison feels this way. However we have discussed the issue with her, the carriers and the insurance company at length. We have replied to every email and have answered every phone call since this originally happen back in June. However, when a customer does not even have copies of their own bill of lading, there is an even bigger problem. We have had to provide the same bill of ladings, names, phone numbers, etc. on multiple occasions. It is very difficult to help someone who is not willing to help themselves. We have done all we could to help but none of this would have happened if she would have followed directions.
Our contact CLEARLY states:
Signing the Bill of Lading without any notation of damage verifies that customer or his agent has received the said vehicle in good condition. Customer or his agent MUST check vehicle thoroughly. Titan National Transport and its agents must also be notified of any damage by phone within 24 hours. Customer must submit in writing a description of damage, clear pictures, and 2 estimates within 7 days of receipt of said vehicle directly to the designated carrier for any resolution to be initiated. Titan National Transport will support you in this effort should such a problem occur, but in NO WAY will Titan National Transport accept responsibility for any negligence of the assigned carrier.
Unfortunately, this is a classic case of a client NOT following directions and not following through to resolve the issue in a timely manner. We do not have more negatives because most clients DO follow directions.