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I don’t even know why anyone would waste his or her time on such a site as that exDHL. It if full of hateful spiteful petty people and the definition of cutting off your nose to spite your face. Rather than taking that energy and try to help make DHL a success in the USA, they chose to try and drag them down while continuing to collect checks where the money comes from DHL. What a bunch of crap! If you don’t like it leave, we all would be better served by that decision.
Actually, Shooter, they DID try to do everything in their power to make DHL a success in the USA. The morale of DHL's work force was actually pretty good right up until the merger. I'm sure the same was true of ABX's people. (My current DHL delivery guy is a former ABX'er. He was 16 years with ABX, but hates DHL and doesn't trust them at all after what they did to their own drivers after the merger)

Expecting those "former" DHL employees to now "try to make DHL a success in the USA" is like forcing a guy to walk the plank, then asking him if he'd mind scraping a few barnacles and maybe putting on a fresh coat of paint on the hull on the way down.
 
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Actually, Shooter, they DID try to do everything in their power to make DHL a success in the USA. The morale of DHL's work force was actually pretty good right up until the merger. I'm sure the same was true of ABX's people. (My current DHL delivery guy is a former ABX'er. He was 16 years with ABX, but hates DHL and doesn't trust them at all after what they did to their own drivers after the merger)

Expecting those "former" DHL employees to now "try to make DHL a success in the USA" is like forcing a guy to walk the plank, then asking him if he'd mind scraping a few barnacles and maybe putting on a fresh coat of paint on the hull on the way down.

I doubt these guys have ever cared about anything or anyone but themselves. The guy that runs the site has his first page talking about 15 plus years of IC's getting robbed. Well, maybe he should have read the contract before signing, lesson learned. But it's all boycott web sites an B$%^& B$%^& B$%^&. They should just leave if their life is that miserable. And we would be better off by DHL not having their drivers complain to the customers about them. You think any of them care about the drivers woes?

And the phrase "love many, trust few, learn to paddle your own canoe" comes to mind when you speak of your driver.

Everyone talks about how DHL screwed this group here, screwed scope with that group there but all they all chant is down with ABX. I don't understand the lack of logic in those people. Oh well, some people just like drama and being bitter 24/7.
 

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