"The initial experience was extremely negative, with dismissive and defensive responses when concerns were raised. Ultimately, the concerns proved to be valid, and no apologies were offered."

"Working here has unique challenges but can be interesting. However, there have been issues with payment delays and problems with dispatcher Inna, who seems to blame drivers for management issues in Vilnius. She's been described as unprofessional and problematic."

"This company, Fertrans in Vilnius, is deceptive. They advertise one daily rate but pay less, and their visa agreements change frequently. The recruiter, Natalya Tronza, is untrustworthy and provides false information."

"This company is deceptive; drivers report significant discrepancies between promised and actual pay. Vehicles are often poorly maintained, and the overall experience is unreliable. Be cautious and research thoroughly before joining."

"This company appears to be fraudulent. They lack a physical office, conduct meetings in public places, and fail to deliver on promises regarding payment, vehicles, and equipment. It's a deceptive operation and drivers should avoid it."

"This company is a scam, with misleading information and deceptive practices. Employees report working without pay and experiencing significant hardship. It's strongly advised to avoid this company and consider alternative employment options."