Eternity Solutions LLC

"Spoke to someone from here when they called the company I work for. I said that we were not interested, but thank you, and to put us on whatever do not contact list they have. They said no problem, have a nice day. They then send other emails after this trying to sell us on their business. It's not a good look to beg and harass after you've told them not to contact."

"This company continues to harass email after email. No matter how many times you tell them to remove you from their horrible email distribution list, they do not listen. Their loads are FAKE. Their emails are FAKE. Do not, I repeat, do not do business with these people."

"I want to thank Jason clinton for his responsiveness and diligence on all scheduled deliveries. Kudos, keep up the great work. ~Debra"

"Eternity Solutions - A One-Way Ticket to Logistics Limbo Ah, Eternity Solutions, a name that will undoubtedly live on in infamy in the annals of the trucking industry. If you ever fancy a journey through the treacherous terrains of deception and disappointment, then by all means, hitch your wagon to this star, and prepare for a trip to hell so exciting you'll be counting down the days. My illustrious escapade with this delightful establishment commenced with the discovery of a tantalizingly dubious listing on DAT for a load from Melrose Park, IL to Cleveland, TN. And in true too-good-to-be-true fashion, it only took a chat with their self-proclaimed logistics magician, Michael Young, to set off my alarm bells. I should've known I was in for a wild ride when "Eternity Solutions" practically screamed 'dubious eternity.' Mr. Young, a logistics coordinator in the same way a rubber duck is a submarine, led me down a winding road of false promises and tantalizing rates. We came to a seemingly harmonious agreement, only to plunge into the depths of oblivion. Yes, dear reader, the abyss of customer silence. I could practically hear the crickets chirping in the background as I waited for Mr. Young to perform the miraculous feat of getting a response from the customer. An hour passed. Then another. And another. A mystery, indeed! The Loch Ness Monster would've been easier to locate. But the pièce de résistance of this circus was yet to come. After endless delays and the finesse of a procrastination champion, I was instructed to send my driver on this odyssey. The reason? The customer was, you guessed it, hiding under a rock or engaging in interstellar travel, I'm not quite sure. So, here's a thought, dear Eternity Solutions - if you ever decide to return from your magical journey through the land of deceit, you might want to consider switching careers to fiction writing. Your storytelling skills are simply out of this world. In closing, should you choose to engage in business with Eternity Solutions, I'd like to extend a heartfelt invitation: prepare to take the trip of a lifetime, straight into the abyss of mistrust and bewilderment. As you travel to hell and back, remember, the only thing that will keep you going is the anticipation of saying, "Goodbye, Eternity Solutions, you've given me a ride I won't soon forget." Happy travels, my dear colleagues. Your next adventure awaits!"

"Eternity Solutions - A Masterclass in Deceptive Logistics If you're in the business of hauling freight, you've likely come across your fair share of brokerages, some great, some not so great. And then, there's Eternity Solutions. If I had to sum up my experience with this particular outfit, it would be "Deceptive, Disastrous, and Definitely not to be Trusted." My journey with Eternity Solutions began when I stumbled upon their too-good-to-be-true listing on DAT for a load from Melrose Park, IL to Cleveland, TN. As the saying goes, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. I soon found out that the hard way. After reaching out to this purported haven of logistics expertise, I had the "pleasure" of dealing with a certain Michael Young, who claimed to be a logistics coordinator. We discussed the load details and the rates, and eventually reached an agreement. It all seemed too smooth, like the prelude to a great con. But that's where the smooth sailing took a nosedive into an abyss of deceit. Mr. Young made a call to my company, purportedly to verify our legitimacy and collect my driver's information. Then, the radio silence began. I waited and waited, wondering if my phone had suddenly become a relic from the '90s. Hour after agonizing hour passed, and every time I inquired about the rate confirmation, I was met with vague responses about waiting for the elusive customer. My patience dwindled, and my suspicion grew like a weed in the garden of distrust. Why, in a market where time is money, was it taking an eternity to hear back from this "customer"? It was clear that something was fishier than a seafood market in July. Then came the pièce de résistance of this bewildering charade. I was informed, after a lot of back-and-forth, that I should go ahead and send my driver on this mysterious journey because, wait for it, the "customer is not responding." Right. Because that's exactly what any legitimate customer in their right mind would do - leave a truck idling with valuable cargo while they play an epic game of hide and seek. So, dear fellow truckers, take heed of my tale of woe. Avoid Eternity Solutions and their "logistics coordinator" Michael Young like the plague. The chances are that their loads are about as genuine as a three-dollar bill, and I wouldn't bet a cent that Mr. Young is the genuine article either. Steer clear, be cautious, and let the cautionary tale of Eternity Solutions serve as a prime example of why, in the world of logistics, if something smells fishy, it's best to dump the catch and sail in the opposite direction. In summary, Eternity Solutions - an eternity of regret awaits anyone who dares to tango with them. Save your time, your sanity, and your hard-earned cash, and stay far, far away from this unscrupulous brokerage. Your peace of mind and your business depend on it."