From: M. \ (mevanshowell@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Oct 15 2003 - 20:44:12 PDT
Arthur:
Here is the answer I got. You need to follow up tomorrow and give us
feedback:
Response::::::::::
Hi:
Why did you NOT call the 800 number and discuss any problem you may have.
It takes time to get some things scheduled in areas we do not go that often.
We also are now getting our main truck out of the shop as the Driver broke
down in CT and was there several days in a very expensive area for motels,
repairs, etc. which put us behind some.
Will look into this matter tomorrow and find out the problem and some one
will contact you. You can even call 1-800-250-6112 to discuss this by phone
Sir. Will be glad to discuss this matter with you.
I have been sick (in bed since August 1,2003) and still very hoarse and cant
talk doctors orders....Sorry again that I have not been active in assisting
in the business as well....Will make sure Tom or Liz call you tomorrow.
Thank you for your patience and understanding in this important matter.
Jackie
Admiralty Transport, Inc
1-800-250-6112
919-662-9530
fax 919-779-6679
M. Evans Howell
Machine Guns, Suppressors & Law Enforcement Sales
310 Meadowood Drive
Roswell, GA 30075
Phone (770) 641-7987
Fax (770) 641-1281
www.evanshowell.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "m35products" <m35prod@optonline.net>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 6:22 PM
Subject: [MV] Admiralty Transport, Inc
> Friends:
>
> Is anyone aware of any bad news about this company?
>
> (http://members.aol.com/admiralt/admiralty_transport_inc.html)
>
> A week ago, I hired them, over the phone, to transport a customer's truck
to
> my area. It is a move costing $1800. So far, I have not received any
> confirmation either by mail or fax. Phone calls, faxes, and emails go
> unanswered. According to their website, they are a small, earnest,
> family-owned business which is highly recommended. They did not allow me
to
> use a credit card, and insist upon my paying the driver (if he actually
> exists) in cash or MO when the truck arrives.
>
> So far, I am not out any money, just stressed, but reputations are made
and
> broken by bad scheduling. I wouldn't run a business this way, considering
> the high stakes. It's as though they have been abducted by aliens. At this
> point, I don't know if they have picked up the truck (the owner is out of
> touch for a few days), crashed the truck, stolen the truck, sold the
truck,
> dropped it off somewhere wrong, or whatever. I need to co-ordinate the
> arrival of the truck, due to my employees' and subcontractor's schedules,
> ferries to my town, traffic on Long Island highways (a killer).
>
> Any comments? Any of you guys know these clowns? I need guidance here.
Reply
> in confidence, privately, if necessary.
>
> Arthur
>
>
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