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it goes a LONG way if you just sound like you know what the hell your doing! if you called me and sounded like you didn't have a clue I;d come up with every excuse I could to not work with you too.

not saying that's the case.... I'm just sayin

 

Gears is right, is that simple. There are very few companies that require 6 months. I had only found 3 that wanted 6 months: (CRST) and one other small company, cant remember their name. A third company told me the same, but the agent was so desperate (it was a last minute) he got the main office to waive the policy! It turned out pretty good, got $325 to pick a 30,000 lb. conveyer belt about 10 miles from my house on friday afternoon and then deliver on saturday morning about 15 miles from from my house!

I would not be concerned about the 6 month requirement there are plenty of brokers that DONT require it.

 

The "bump" in the road I had was from Schneider who wouldn't use me because I wasn't a minority owned company and, I don't have a "Green Truck"......

Other than that..... call up the brokers and some give will you ridiculous loads say tarped lumber for $.90/m or like last week, two coils from Fontana to the Houston area for $.80/m..........

I asked why coils were that cheap and he told me that's the "running rate"....and a "great rate" to boot.......

That's a "No Thank You" and move on to the next load posted....


Some of the loads definitely double brokered.......

Also......check their credit rating!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't deal with anyone who has a credit rating less than 95 unless it's a farmer or an apiarist...never been screwed by either.......

 

Yous made me get out the dictionary,.......lol,...

 

Good ole Miriam Webster had to be pulled off the shelf for that one... Sad thing is, I should have known that one... My Grandfather used to do that.

 

Love those bees.

 

We have a truck sitting idle with a double drop and a B-Train. Any chance the brokers on getloaded.com will allow intrastate loads without a DOT.

 

Highly Unlikely would be my guess.