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- 05.28.2012 #1Road Train Member
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There should be a law... rates on load boards
There should be a law that states that no load board may accept posting of an available load without a rate listed.
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- 05.28.2012 #2Road Train Member
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I just wish the board owner would require the broker to post what the load is. Not a big deal to the door slammers but with a flat there is stuff I don't want to haul. Would cut down on the worthless calls.
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- 05.28.2012 #3Bullishly Optimistic
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Amen to all that.
- 05.28.2012 #4Road Train Member
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Yeah it's a big deal with dry van too - knowing what the load is before calling. I'm not calling on bricks, lumber, or beer if I know that's what the freight is - total waste of time.
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- 05.28.2012 #6Even when I'm wrong I'm right
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I agree 100%
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I agree ! and I would go one step further and say the broker should be required to declare what they are getting paid on the load as well !!
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Don't you guys think there are way too many laws already? This world needs less regulation, not more.
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No it is not OK. If you're using a load board, you are in business for yourself and you should not be asking the government to help you. Now go and grow a set and understand that dome day your time will be wasted and other days it won't. That's life. That's the free market, it's not perfect but it's better than any other system.
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