Sign On Bonus

I was checking how much I'll get paid this Friday when I noticed extra money from a "CD Sign On Bonus" but I literally wavied my sign on bonus when I signed the contract for Schneider to pay for my schooling. Should I mention it to my DBL?

I'm sure if I don't, it'll come back to bite me.

I'd say yes better safe than sorry. Don't spend a dime till you figure out what's going on with it. That's what I would do at least.

I'd say yes better safe than sorry. Don't spend a dime till you figure out what's going on with it. That's what I would do at least.

Yeah, I'm planning to call them in the morning to ask about it. I'm not complaining if they decided to give me the bonus, otherwise I lost nothing since I wasn't supposed to get it.

Jamie,how are you doing with Schneider?What are you averaging per week for miles?

Jamie,how are you doing with Schneider?What are you averaging per week for miles?

I'm doing pretty good,some mistakes here and there. I currently average around 1500-2000 miles a week(I got 2500 my first week out, paid miles but driven miles was a little more), they normally keep me busy as long as you set your NAT(next available time) correctly, I always have a pre assignment by the time I'm done with my current one. I've only had to wait around once so far, I was in New York and they couldn't find anything that I could pickup that day, so I had to wait around until Monday morning but got paid layover pay.

They said I'm getting a bonus, so who am I to say no

They said I'm getting a bonus, so who am I to say no

The pot of gold awaits! Congratulations!

They said I'm getting a bonus, so who am I to say no

Wow, that's great

Congrats, I would definitely save the correspondence to and from, as a way to possibly lessen the blow later, if someone determines it was a mistake. I have been in the military far to long to not always remember, DFAS makes a mistake and over pays you, it comes out faster than you can imagine.

Congrats, I would definitely save the correspondence to and from, as a way to possibly lessen the blow later, if someone determines it was a mistake. I have been in the military far to long to not always remember, DFAS makes a mistake and over pays you, it comes out faster than you can imagine.

I went over 6 months with no pay, due to an overpayment. Way longer than it would take to repay, but I changed duty stations, and they lost my pay records in between.