Getting port contracts if possible...just thinking

1800 a week or more doing 12 hours a day supporting a port that will likely be a everlasting business should allow you to put aside some money each week. Maybe 500. Times 52 weeks = 26000 saved. Cash ready to go a year from today.

5 years? 100,000. How many trucks made for basic in and out container stuff can you get for that money? And once you get maybe 5 of them and begin to put away 2500 per week instead of 500, you will have about half a million 10 years from today more or less without too much difficulty cash.

What can you do with a half million in a decade? Put people to work in even more trucks? You sir will probably not have to work again once you get the right people running your righteous company.

 

Yep I kind of agree. If you are generating that kind of revenue with port work you are doing good. I considered because of the proximity I am in with port Wentworth(Savannah). But I could never get the numbers to work like that on the pay the companies offered. Containers are one of those commodities that seems you just have to find a good container company that pays decent lease on and run with it until the have a steam of O/O trying to get in and change the pay.

 

$1500 to $1800 a week don't go to far in cali.

 

Especially in Souther Cal

 

If not south Cali, then where? here in the south 1800 is like three months pay.

 

1500.00 -1800.00 beats the hell outta any OTR work and you know it ...

 

Is this the same port that's on news every week because
All of the companies are robbing and stealing from
The truck drivers everyweek.
Working 80 hour weeks for 300 bucks.
They've made the national news with some
Of the stuff going on out there.

How's your company pulling this off.
Every owner operator out there claims they're getting
Screwed and here you are rolling in the dough.
Somebody's lying.