[eamarmolejos]

Hi. I was recently working as a 2nd seat with a lease operator. I was supposed to get .13 a mile. We completed a run together and I decided to go solo for another company. The day I was expecting payment nothing came so I called the company we were both with and they said she was supposed to pay me from what they paid her. I called her and told her she is supposed to payme directly and she said she had a bad week financially so I let it slide and told her I'd call her the next week. It has now been over a month and she does not return my calls or my messages. I called the old company and they said there is nothing they can do about it. All they would do is send her a Qualcomm message to call me, which she still hasn't. I'm so surprised because we were friends and I helped her out so much with the driving and actually did most of the miles since it was her first run out as a leaser and she was quite nervous. Is there anything I could do? I'm considering legal action but don't even know how to go about starting that. Any suggestions?

[NevadaJim]

How much does she owe you for one run? It isn't worth what you'd pay for a lawyer. Cancel the friendship and move on....

[Useless]

Call your state's Workforce Commission; you can file a complaint with them without having to retain a lawyer.

[just_froggy]

How much could she possibly owe you from one run at 13 cents a mile? Cut your "friendship" and your losses and move on.

[repete]

chalk it up to the cost of edumaction! :lol: