How much would you charge?

Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Vesp25, May 12, 2014.

  1. thelushlarry

    thelushlarry Road Train Member

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    Ok 3.75 I will go no lower!!
     
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  3. SHO-TYME

    SHO-TYME Road Train Member

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  4. thelushlarry

    thelushlarry Road Train Member

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    Nope you lost sorry try again!
     
  5. Lowa3468

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  6. SHO-TYME

    SHO-TYME Road Train Member

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    I didn't lose, I just don't have to hook up to a POS container trailer. Winning.:biggrin_25525:
     
  7. Lowa3468

    Lowa3468 Heavy Load Member

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    Going once.......going twice.....sold
     
  8. Oscar the KW

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    Take your cost per mile and add what you want for profit on top of that, and that will be YOUR rate.
     
  9. kw600

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    I will haul it for free. That's right, free. As long as someone pays my fuel, my mortgage for 6 months, pays for my food for a year, and gives me $10,000 in cash before I turn my truck.
     
  10. kw600

    kw600 Road Train Member

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    So if he said his cost per mile is 1.36$/mile and he than said he wants a million bucks to profit of this run would you still give the same advice?
     
  11. Wooly Rhino

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    It is my understanding, never having pulled an empty container, that they tend to have lots of drag and therefore fuel mileage is way down. The fact that it is empty is a good sign. It was a one time a practice to leave the containers where they ended up overseas as shipping cost sometimes exceeded the cost of a new container. That being said, if you have a reason to go to Florida, I would tell you to bid at least $3 per mile.
     
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