[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by DD60

IT won;t be long before you will pull another .65cpm load for 1000 miles and bring your average down to 1.30 a mile. :lol:

Uh huh. :roll:

[DD60]

Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago

Uh huh. :roll:

I doubt you will admit it out here in the open. :lol: Last I checked you haven;t even been with LS for 3 months yet.

[rank]

Claiming to haul for $2/mile on this board is like throwing chum to sharks. Personally, I've never pulled for less than $2 (actually once I pulled for $1.90 because I screwed up on the mileage).

There......now attack!

[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by DD60

I doubt you will admit it out here in the open. :lol:

Why not? Do you honestly believe I care what you think? :roll:

Last I checked you haven;t even been with LS for 3 months yet.

No, I "haven;t" been with Landstar for 3 months yet, although you claimed I had been with them for at least 4 months on another board. :roll: What significance does 3 months have? :roll:

[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by rank

Claiming to haul for $2/mile on this board is like throwing chum to sharks. Personally, I've never pulled for less than $2 (actually once I pulled for $1.90 because I screwed up on the mileage).

There......now attack!

If they only knew about the load I'm gonna be calling on in the morning. $12.04 per mile to the truck. Yeah, it's only on 27 miles, but still....:lol:

[rank]

how do you get OD in a van?

[DD60]

Originally Posted by rank

Claiming to haul for $2/mile on this board is like throwing chum to sharks. Personally, I've never pulled for less than $2 (actually once I pulled for $1.90 because I screwed up on the mileage).

There......now attack!

I have hauled plenty of 2.00 and some 3.00 freight. It is not unrealistic to haul for those rates but to average it on every mile pulling a dry van with a company like Landstar is very questionable and there can be a lot of other details left out or stretched. :lol:

[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by DD60

I have hauled plenty of 2.00 and some 3.00 freight. It is not unrealistic to haul for those rates but to average it on every mile pulling a dry van with a company like Landstar is very questionable and there can be a lot of other details left out or stretched. :lol:

And you know this because you've worked for Landstar for how long? :roll:

[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by rank

how do you get OD in a van?

Easy - sawzall or plasma cutter. It ain't my trailer. :lol:

[Rev.Vassago]

The last 4 loads I got a call on today:

Origin: ELDERSBURG, MARYLAND
Destination: BRENTWOOD, NEW YORK
Pickup Date: 3/12/2008
Revenue: $ 1,086.91
Miles: 257
Rate Per Mile: $ 4.23

Origin: NEWARK, DELAWARE
Destination: FORT WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA
Pickup Date: 3/12/2008
Revenue: $ 517.68
Miles: 52
Rate Per Mile: $ 9.96

Origin: PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY
Destination: TORONTO, ONTARIO
Pickup Date: 3/12/2008
Revenue: $ 1,338.00
Miles: 446
Rate Per Mile: $ 3.00

Origin: TOBYHANNA, PENNSYLVANIA
Destination: MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE, NEW JERSEY
Pickup Date: 3/12/2008
Revenue: $ 732.00
Miles: 119
Rate Per Mile: $ 6.15


Shame I don't want to go to New Jersey, Ontario, or New York. :lol: