[2hellandback]

If you do and run refer i have some ?s

Talked to getloaded and ask rates they have been seeing, they said 1.70 to 3.00 pm is this true to your exp?

Im sure the 3 dollar load was for short run.

What is the avg refer load paying at getloaded, for say a 1000 mile run?

[DD60]

Originally Posted by 2hellandback

If you do and run refer i have some ?s

Talked to getloaded and ask rates they have been seeing, they said 1.70 to 3.00 pm is this true to your exp?

Im sure the 3 dollar load was for short run.

What is the avg refer load paying at getloaded, for say a 1000 mile run?

1300.00 :lol: :lol: 85% of the loads on getloaded are posted by brokers that are obviously loaded. :lol: Once in a blue moon you might come across some 2.00pm freight posted out of IL ,KS,or IN but for the most part the rates on there are ridiculous. The main advantage of getloaded.com is that it allows you to post your truck as available in whatever area you are in. When your truck is posted you will have brokers calling you and offering you loads. That is the best way to get a somewhat normal rate.

[no_worries]

They forgot to mention the other 90% of their loads...from $.90-1.69 :roll: :lol:

[Dispatch_This]

Go to getloaded.com and click on Free Test Demo. You can search for loads in any area but the broker name and phone# will be blanked out. A few brokers post their rates, and I'll guarantee you won't see any $3/mi freight posted...

[Sonny Pruitt]

It really depends where you want to run
Getloaded has good east coast brokers.
So does Internet Truckstop
It is not full of great paying loads
but there are a few here and there
Find that broker and just put him on your list
keep doing that until you have a list of the good ones


If you are starting out you need getloaded,Internet truckstop and any other one you may want and decide for yourself.
Its not that expensive.