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Happiness Transport Inc Case Study

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There is a confusion due to the mishap on ‘PUT DATE HERE’ and since Happiness Transport Inc. share the same address as Hope Logistics LLC., I am writing this letter to state that Happiness Transport Inc. (MC772457) is not affiliated with Hope Logistics LLC. (MC8189339), by any means whatsoever. Elince Codillion, the owner of Hope Logistic LLC., use to live at 223 Braircotes Circle La Vergne, TN 30786, which is my current address. Since Hope Logistics LLC. is out of business, I have taken measure to buy trucks and reopen my company, Happiness Transport Inc. As a result, I hired some of the laid off workers from Hope Logistic LLC, Wilner Fanfan and Williams Trinidad; who I knew. I have never came in contact with the owner of Hope Logistics LLC,

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