O/O rate for a load (dry van example)

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  1. Jul 14, 2013 #1
    fr8te_sh8ker

    fr8te_sh8ker Medium Load Member

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    If you (o/o) saw this on a load board what rate would you ask? Different ways of looking at this, if you care to explain that would be cool. What would you say to them? Assumption, nothing is leaving Spirit Lake.

    pickup: 07/15
    origin: RALEIGH, NC
    destination: SPIRIT LAKE, ID
    miles: 2511
    rate: 0.00
    stops: 0
    comments: DRY VAN
    full load: true
    height: | length: 53 | weight: 45 | width:
     
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  3. Jul 14, 2013 #2
    trees

    trees Road Train Member

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    Who's the broker?
     
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  4. Jul 14, 2013 #3
    fr8te_sh8ker

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    Let's say it's JB Hunt.
     
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  5. Jul 14, 2013 #4
    trees

    trees Road Train Member

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    I know exactly what I can get out of JB on that load, but I can't tell you my rates with JB...

    I can tell you that broker 101 is that they will make an initial offer of $1.40 ish.... that's where they'll start...
     
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  7. Jul 14, 2013 #5
    Ridgeline

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    $2.50 a mile.

    The reason is that this load ties my truck up for more than two days where I can make in one day $1200 gross with 600 mile runs every day and being that this ends up in Idaho, where I would more likely than not DH out of there to get more work to bring me back east, it is a justified rate.
     
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  8. Jul 14, 2013 #6
    trees

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    They would give you $2.50.....
     
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  9. Jul 14, 2013 #7
    trees

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    Well, I should say, they may give you $2.50.... they'll look at your mc and go from there...
     
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  10. Jul 14, 2013 #8
    trees

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    JB would be really happy if they moved that for $2....
     
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  11. Jul 14, 2013 #9
    trees

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    I'm north of $2.50, or I'm not interested.

    I'm a ways north of $2.50

    If Ridgeline bid $2.50 I don't doubt that he'd get it.

    I wouldn't touch it at $2.50
     
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  12. Jul 14, 2013 #10
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    I'd be looking at rates coming out of Raleigh paying mid to high 2's going to someplace with rates equal to those...

    NC has good rates.
     
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