D & S Pallets

Submitted by JAMAALs CALDWELLcc on 10/04/2022

JAMAALs CALDWELLcc 1 stars rating.

Submitted by Walt Morey on 12/31/2021

Walt Morey 5 stars rating.

With logistics chain problems caused by the pandemic D & S continues to help it's clients by providing custom built pallets for any need. Did you know they'll pick-up any 48" X 40" pallets you have and you need to get rid of? Just call and they'll get you on the pickup schedule asap.

Submitted by Seen Jesus And Mother That Passed Vision on 08/19/2021

seen Jesus and mother that passed vision 1 stars rating.

Make sure you braid your pallet yourself before you go there. May the father rest in peace. My point of view caution!!! Dot-dot....... they have a lot going on so it will take time for them to unload me

Submitted by Shellie Fenelon on 07/12/2021

Shellie Fenelon 5 stars rating.

D & S Pallets is 3rd generation , family-owned business that provides pallets for any shipping need. I had someone who needed to have some pallets removed from their business and D & S stopped by and picked them up & paid them for the pallets! How cool is that? They also provide clean mulch in bulk for any landscaping need you may have. Call D & S... you'll be glad you did!

Submitted by Lori Durham on 09/18/2020

Lori Durham 5 stars rating.

BIG D

Submitted by Huncho Sosa on 09/30/2019

Huncho Sosa 1 stars rating.

This business is bad do not buy from them
Its a rip off

Submitted by Loren Cornell on 08/28/2019

Loren Cornell 1 stars rating.

They do not pay their bills. Completed service for them on 5/23/19 and still haven't been paid. Keep getting the run around.

Submitted by Joseph McDonald on 02/25/2019

Joseph McDonald 1 stars rating.

Donna likes to lie to get free business from small business owners on work completed and satisfied work. In her own words.

Sickening

It went all the way to arbitration and she was caught in several lies as She lost. Even though she has a court order not to trash smalls business owners she tries to scam she insists to bash people. She was also given a cease and desist. She continues to slander.

Stay away from this business because if she is trying to scam others in her personal affairs imagine what she tries to get away in business.

Reading the other reviews of her husband and son caught up in stolen goods.

I'm not even sure how they are in business still?

Submitted by Chauncy Henrissaint on 01/29/2019

chauncy Henrissaint 5 stars rating.

they b hookn it up wit deals on pallitts

Submitted by Justin Del Rio on 12/04/2018

Justin Del Rio 1 stars rating.

Called some lady at this company on the phone because it says online they by pallets. Once they said they do not buy pallets our website is old. I said well that changes things. Before I could finish the person hung up on me. Very Rude and most likely would not of been so rude if we were in person. I'd rather burn my pallets then give them to this company.

Submitted by Richard Smith on 03/14/2018

Richard Smith 4 stars rating.

Submitted by Buyer BEWARE on 07/18/2017

Buyer BEWARE 1 stars rating.

PINELLAS PARK – Two men were arrested on Jan. 12 for allegedly dealing in stolen delivery pallets worth thousands of dollars.

According to a report from the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office, Dominic A. Devivo, 43, of Largo, owner of D & S Pallets, was charged with four counts of dealing in stolen properties. He was booked into the Pinellas County Jail. Bond was set at $40,000.

Thomas M. Betsch, 29, also of Largo and an employee at D & S Pallets was charged with two county of dealing in stolen property. His bond was set at $20,000.

The stolen property case began in July 2009 when the victim, a business identified as CHEP Equipment Pooling Systems, advised sheriff's investigators that D & S Pallets of Pinellas Park failed to return leased wooden delivery pallets and was believed to be selling them, the report said.

Detectives working undercover were able to establish that D & S was selling CHEP's property and arrested Devivo and Betsch.

More than 500 wooden delivery pallets belonging to CHEP Equipment Pooling Systems were recovered by Sheriff's detectives at D & S Pallets -which was allegedly selling them instead of returning them the CHEP.

D & S had leased the pallets and detectives said the company allegedly refused to return the 55 pound wooden stacking platforms to CHEP. According to detectives, instead of returning the pallets to CHEP, D&S was selling them.

The recovered pallets are worth $10,000. The significance of the recovery is that certain grocery stores and other merchants will only accept merchandise packaged on CHEP pallets.

By not returning the pallets, and then allegedly selling them, detectives say D & S was then allegedly engaged in dealing in stolen property.

Submitted by Terry Lemley on 05/04/2016

Terry Lemley 5 stars rating.

Submitted by Rodney McCree on 04/08/2016

Rodney McCree 5 stars rating.