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You won't have any problem finding loads back. What you will find is that "about $2.50" outbound is no where near enough of what you really need.

 

How much does he really need and actually how do you know what his needs are? Not trying to start an argument, just curious.

 

$2.50 a mile without a truck payment is completely do-able.

Everybody on here acts like they don't haul anything under $3.00 a mile. Stop lying to us....and more importantly, stop lying to yourselves. It gets old.

 

To the OP who provides the trailer and what type of freight are you hauling outbound
stop lying to yourselves. It gets old. You need to go find the poster who clears $160,000.00 per year and that is every year after all expenses and taxes are paid

 

Thought he got banned?

Ps thank god he got banned

 

I never haul anything out of TN or northern AL for under $3 a mile. Coming back is different. If he wants to average $2 all miles he better not be taking headhauls for $2.50 I work these lanes and KNOW what i'm talking about.

 

If you people would stop hauling for cheap just to get somewhere else we would pull $3 plus all the time

 

That won't ever happen. And really I don't care what other people haul for. But on my lanes I know #### well what i'm talking about so don't appreciate being called a liar. Alabama is on my lanes and if you go out and back from there you better get your money going out. The fact that there are dummies who come to AL and TN and can't get a rate is never going to change. If you live here you have a leg up. When the cheap dummies are loaded up and gone that is when you get your rate and make a profit. How it works everywhere except for typical back haul markets like florida. Been doing it that way for a long time. I've helped a handful of TTR guys both in my own company and outside of it who know I am the real deal.