How Much would you charge for this load??

Could also tie u up for an entire day dealing with broke down equipment or what ever other can of worms you are going to open working for someone that wants you to work for free.

 

I think $324 was more than fair!

 

Oh another charity. I'll donate my old fifth wheel plate so she can strap it to her ### and move it herself

 

She screamed at the op for what he quoted her, that says a little about her, already. So she may not be a heart softening individual, after all.
In this particular case, I'd also be concerned about the condition of the trailer, its insurance, registration etc. However, If I decide to do charity, I do charity for free. In this case, it would not be such a big deal, all it takes is my time. I think everyone can find their reasons to do something for free, which otherwise is chargeable or not worth undertaking.
For instance, helping to move something for the church in your parish, helping to move furniture for your neighbor who had earlier assisted your wife to a hospital, or helped you with the roof repair etc. I mean you do these things, not thinking through the business eyes.

 

Your not going to get rich on that move. Yeah, you was more than fair.

 

Its a waste of time, occupying your truck for that money. Be better doing it for free and get a receipt for tax write off.

 

I'm on the $1000/day train.

Just because SHE's running a charity doesn't mean I am.

 

You we giving hear a great rate for $325. I would be at $800 as well, only if I lived in that area. Otherwise I wouldn't be interested in it at all.

 

Today, my uncle tried to ask me to move another drivers loaded trailer 7 miles for $75, I told him give me $250 or my truck don’t exist. Don’t run any truck local for hamburger money