Hope all those that think about getting on with this company read all the post in here.
And yes, some thing needs to be done to this company.

"2) For the people with NO cdl's they make them sign a $3000 LOAN plus interests to get their licenses..after having publish it is for free.."

Their website clearly states that the cost is at least $1995, not free.

This complaint is SEO and nothing more as such.

http://www.crengland.com/truckingjobs/index.jsp?page=inexperienced_overview

"As a student at one of the C.R. England trucking schools you will receive the best training in the industry for as little as $1, 995. Truck driving school can be paid for through one of 3 easy plans:

Pay in Full (Great Deal): When you pay your tuition in full with cash, check or credit card at the beginning of the course, you will receive a $1, 000 discount. That comes out to a full tuition of $1, 995. A $1, 000 reimbursement is given to company drivers who have completed three years of driving service.
Financing (Base Plan): When you sign a note with Eagle Atlantic Financial Services, your $2, 995 tuition will be paid at 18% interest. Through this option, $55 per week will be deducted from your paycheck, beginning four weeks from the loan date for a period of 18 weeks. At that point, a payment of $75 per week will be collected until the full note plus interest has been collected. A $1, 000 reimbursement is given to company drivers who have completed three years of driving service.
Independent Contractor Program (Best Deal): C.R. England will pay half the program tuition of students who qualify for and enroll in the Independent Contractor Program. When you sign your truck lease contract, C.R. England will pay half of your $55 per week loan payment for up to half of your tuition as long as you remain in the Independent Contract Program or until the loan is paid off. For those who choose this option and have paid their tuition in full, C.R. England will reimburse your tuition at $27.50 per week until one half of the tuition cost has been returned, providing that you remain in the Independent Contractor Program."