If you only use load boards how do you get paid?

HOGS! you forgot about the hogs. Life is just not worth living without BACON!

 

Dang You... now I'm hungry!!! Ugh!!!

 

Dangit driver, how do you expect anyone to pass their DOT physical posting stuff like that? I had 2 heart attacks and a triple bypass just LOOKING at that pic.

 

Look away... quickly... avert you eyes!!!

{I call dibs on his portion}

 

I have to go to the ER now to have an emergency excess cholestorol removal from my eyes.

 

I'm learning this right now. Been stuck in AZ for 24 hours now. I have ITS pro and an alert set up. As soon as the thing honks, I call about the load. Every single decent load is gone. I'm not sure how. The only way someone calls before me is if they have some sort of instant auto calling program. Because I'm calling within 5 seconds of it being posted. The rest of the loads are paying $1-$1.60. For those kind of rates, I'd rather sit in my truck.

 

I was thinking I read somewhere on here that a factoring company will back charge you if the broker doesn't pay. But I haven't used one and don't know one way or another.

 

Factoring companies will tell you before you take the load if the broker is on their crap list or not. Some factoring companies give you a choice called recourse or non recourse. You pay a higher percent for a non recourse factoring agreement. That means if the broker doesn't pay you don't get charged back.

 

Keep in mind, every day you sit without either dead heading out or taking one of those $1.60 a mile loads you're technically losing what, $400 to $500 in lost revenue but hey, you'll show those brokers!