Can things really be that lopsided? Because if they are then this is really sad. Is anyone familiar with the site
Lane Honey?
What do you o/o's make of this?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by TheLoadOut, Jan 31, 2020.
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No, I'm not familiar with it. This is the first I've heard about it. I haven't had to run the spot market for years since I no longer have my own authority. Sammy does a Good job of telling it like it is. Almost makes me want to Negotiate some rates!
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I just saw this yesterday, I was going to post it this morning.
rates aren’t bad at all, brokers are just being more aggressive.Keepforgettingmypassword, Brettj3876 and 6wheeler Thank this. -
No they are not.
Do your due diligence with brokers.
Too many don't get that.shooter19802003, Deere hunter and PPLC Thank this. -
I'm assuming Lane Honey is a paid subscription service?
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Interesting. I never had any doubt that many brokers were making much more than we thought. When spot rates are up and the broker is under contract with a shipper, the broker makes less, but when spot prices are down, brokers make a fortune. It's the same regardless of what the product is, but in logistics there is a lot of room for abuse if the shipper isn't paying attention. I have 2 contract clients and adjust my rate frequently based on the spot market just to keep my customers happy. If they feel they're being treated fairly, they'll stick with me.
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I tried Lane Honey and wasn't impressed. If I had quoted their rates to my customers, they'd have laughed me out of their offices.
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