$5,300 weekly revenue. We send you the rate confirmations. Home every weekend.

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    monstertrucking1 Bobtail Member

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    A few of the benefits of working for monster trucking are:
    Our drivers average $5,300 in weekly revenue.
    We pay 75% of revenue and all rate confirmations are SENT TO DRIVER.
    Home EVERY WEEKEND
    We pay 100% detention to drivers
    Paid by direct deposit every week
    No force dispatch
    No routes to North East
    Choice between paper logs and e-logs
    Dry Van freight
    No touch freight

    We are a trucking company (Monster Trucking) out of Columbus, GA seeking Owner Operators to drive regionally (Southeast and Midwest). If you are ready to make real money and still have home time, give us a call. You are our number 1 asset and you will be treated as such. We are a family oriented business and know that family and home time is of the most importance so we make sure you are home every weekend.

    Call us or email us with any further questions.

    706-507-1633
    706-221-2196
    dispatch@monstertrucking.com
     
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    challenger Light Load Member

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    Do you do anything in the North East. I am based in NY
     
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    monstertrucking1 Bobtail Member

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    Yes, we do!! We can get loads nationwide including the NE. Give us a call and we can discuss more.
     
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    D33RHUNT3R Medium Load Member

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    So which is it ? confused..
     
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    truckon Swamp Thing

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    He was saying no forced dispatch to the NE, because most dont want to run there. But there are always loads there so if one wants them they can take them.
     
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    monstertrucking1 Bobtail Member

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    Exactly. We specialize in the Southeast and Midwest but if you want to go to NY we can handle that.
     
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    What type of freight are you hauling?
    Sorry, just re read original post, and saw the dry freight
     
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    monstertrucking1 Bobtail Member

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    Mostly spot market freight on the 53 dry vans
     
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    Lyle H Road Train Member

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    I wouldn't trust your statements if you don't know your break even points.
     
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    Do you have a web site!?
     
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