"The main issue with negative reviews of this and other companies is that people didn't expect to have to work. You get paid for the work you do, so if you do it well, the salary will be good. Typically, only 1-2% of workers are constantly dissatisfied, and they're the ones writing that the company is bad, the money is low, etc. I have something to compare this company to, and I can say that everything is not bad."

"I appreciate everyone sharing their experiences with these terrible companies. I contacted Yulia myself, and she told me stories, but I did my research and realized what a scam it was. I ended our contact and will warn others. I advise Yulia to get a digital card, obtain categories, and learn how to load trucks."

"Don't even consider working for this company. You won't earn any money; Julia will tell you anything, but the actual salary is only €1200."

"Drivers are telling the truth. They promise 40,000-45,000 crowns, but upon arrival, they fabricate stories about the amount being before taxes. You end up working six days every two weeks, handling loading/unloading yourself, the tachograph is on rest during the process, mostly night driving, maneuvering between ramps on the outskirts, and the workday is 14-15 hours. Ultimately, you're paid around 30,000 crowns – if you work hard. No one has ever heard of earning more than 32,000-33,000 crowns at this company."

"I'm joining this company, and so far, I like it! I'm waiting for my visa, and then it will be great!"