Mercer

I did to! I told you, oldenewbiewannabegonnabehasbeen, blackw900, & alienhillbilly all over the telephone.

 

yea ya did....I remember that, and don't forget Dr Katz

 

Gen-Pac from Double Eagle

 

If you don't write it down, then by Pc Miler.

 

tk40176.....

When did you lease on? I was in Louisville on May 1st, 2nd, & 3rd. I could swear I spoke to a man just leasing on from Brooklyn..... But then again I can barely remember what I was doing 5 minutes ago.[/QUOTE]


May 17th - I was there from May 13th to May 24th. Got there early and spent some time getting the feel of things.

 

Thanks, my iPhone has a voice recorder and I guess I will just use that.

I have a question on the contractors board. If I choose 'will commit' to a load but after a day it dissapears even from my matched loads, does that mean the load is gone or am I still commuted to it? Reason being is because I chose 'will commit' on Friday and I am about to dead head way past that load origin to set up for a freight hot spot but it is Sunday and no one is available to tell me otherwise.

 

Look at your matched loads.... Is it still there? Saying will commit? Accepted? If not, then look at your dispatched loads.. Is it listed there? If not, I'd say the load is gone & you didn't get it. But I will also check the state listings first to see if it is there before you deadhead past the load.

 

I did the same. Anytime you don't have qual comm you have to keep track of each states miles.

 

maybe but i have seen times that we showed acceptred on a load....cbd most generally......and the load disssaperars and it does not show up on our dispatched loads either........

and i have seen the load either be ours and show up the next working day....or dissapear after we have been accepted. Note accepted and no agent #'s. so its hard to tell. but an instance like this is rare.

 

i was accepted on a load last thursday for a friday pickup and later that evening i went to double check the pay and it was gone. which was a good thing cuz I was able to commit to a better load.