So what does a load really pay?

I hate to be that guy, but 25% of $4 is $1, and 30% of $3 is $0.90. >_>

 

Thanks
Voice to text doesn't always come out exactly like it's meant to.

 

OP, if you want to know it will cost you about $3-400. Get your authority (an MC or DOT number) and then you can get on some load boards and actually talk to brokers. DAT will show you approx rates. Or you can borrow an MC/DOT if you know someone and then subscribe to a load board. But, two things above are for sure. Most O/O's aren't going to share or tell you the truth and your company surely isn't going to let you in on that info.

 

Im holding a number of fingers behind my back. Hope that helps

 

You want a bargaining chip.... Apply at other places... Even better if they dierect competitor... Eait for them to request infirmation frim current employer.

If you dont hear anything from current employer. Up thr anti and put in your 2 weeks notice...

Still dont hear anything from them?
go work for the competition...

 

Wait 3 months... Re apply at aply at old company and see what they offer.

 

Its not about what the load pays your company, its what is market rate for your skills and work set up. If you don't feel fairly compensated then talk with the boss and make sure he understands what you think your time and effort is worth. If you can find a better job (pay, work structure, etc), then head over. Just remember greener grass isn't necessarily sweeter.

 

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You don't care what my quote is? All these pages of responses yet you still don't have the answer you expected to get. This is the free market. It's our reality. If you still don't have what you need from this thread then you deserve to be shat upon, sir.