Negative. I signed up, they had me bobtail 125 miles to get an empty, then wanted me to deadhead 170 miles back in the direction I had just come from, to pick up a 44k load paying $1.19/mile on 600 loaded miles. Oh, plus a $20 toll that I had to eat.
I drove home, parked the truck and told them that they had to get me something better. Here I sit, waiting.
How to find work as an Owner Operator?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by LuvBear, Nov 15, 2018.
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Let's give the OP the benefit of the doubt. I'll move this to the O/O threads.
In the meantime I'm going to delete some of the less-than-helpful posts. If you can't post something that answers the OP's question just ignore it and move on.
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Edit: Beleive it or not I think I recall it being one of the rail road companies mostly standing in her way. Boy was she a spit fire.Metallica88 Thanks this. -
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Well, I bought a truck to get a path towards being my own company, but that does not matter anyway. That's ancient history.
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You could see if you could find some work through any of the local container companies near you.
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