I had it happen a couple months ago on a Convoy load. Called them up and said that the receiver changed the delivery location by a few miles, and that I wouldn't make it before the scheduled appointment time. Without even asking, they sent me a ratecon with an extra $300 on it. Worked for me.
Recievers send u to different location.
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Thank u guys for all the replies and help . Now i know what to do next time it happens and make sure i get paid for it !
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just think of it as an opportunity to bring that RPM up in that last mile renegotiation.D.Tibbitt Thanks this. -
Unfortunately, in this business, dishonesty is common among brokers to the point I have to allow some dishonesty all the time or else I’d have to flag 80% of brokers, and I’d find a hard time finding a profitable load.
When I deal with dishonest brokers, I never argue with brokers or aggressively demand what’s fair. I do my best to maintain a good attitude, and sometimes I try to get some compensation, but at the same time understand that there is just a 50% chance I’ll get them to increase my rate. There have been times I’ve needed to follow up on a requested adjustment to the rate for several days, all while speaking to the broker with respect and in a calm tone. I wish I could go off on the broker, but I certainly don’t want to be flagged by a broker and have my reputation damaged on some website for all brokers to see. It is what it is.D.Tibbitt Thanks this. -
I like the freight and the rate, From hauling there freight for years I don't get excited about a few miles, besides Sometimes the crews at the the jobsite take a long weekend, so you might be cooling your heels for awhile.
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