[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by truckerdave1

Oh as for my publisher not contacting you... you must be too small or insignificant to matter.

Then I guess you'll have no problem with the fact that I edited out all the links or mentions to your book out of your posts, and will now be banning your account. Have a nice day!

[chris1]

Originally Posted by truckerdave1

a REAL trucker with a family and mortgage would not have a problem with ANYONE trying to help them, but if you just so happen to be a trucker... your not a real one.

A REAL trucker would know the he is in charge of his own destiny and would not need a "handout" from someone who is only promoting themselves.

[A Smalltown Rube]

Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago

If the "facts" listed on your website are any indication of the content of the book, your publisher is a fool who didn't bother to fact check your drivel.

But your publisher hasn't contacted ClassADrivers.com to purchase advertising, so your attempts to steal free advertising from us are hereby coming to an end. Too bad, so sad.

The author's publisher (Rosedog Books) is a "Vanity Publisher" meaning the author pays a fee upfront to have his manuscript printed and distributed, or makes it available online as an E-Book. The contents are not fact-checked by an independent editor, so read at your own risk.

Mod-
You didn't have to ban him. It's been kind of stale around here lately. We could have had some fun for 3 or 4 more days, slappin' him around...

[RostyC]

This guy posted the same drivel on another board.

[rodpiper]

I think brokers should be regulated to have a set fee that they charged. Not just taking however much $$$ they feel off of a load.

[A Smalltown Rube]

If the government regulates broker fees, then what's going to stop them from telling us how much WE can charge per mile? Granted, there are some flaws in the way things are done right now. But it's still workable if you are shrewd and know your market.

[rodpiper]

I don't think they should regulate all brokers to charge a certain amount. But brokers should atleast have a contract where they set a % for their service

[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by rodpiper

But brokers should atleast have a contract where they set a % for their service

Why?

[rodpiper]

Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago

Why?

i think you should how much your being charged for using their service

[Rev.Vassago]

Originally Posted by rodpiper

i think you should how much your being charged for using their service

Do you ask the shop that sells you parts how much they are charging you for the service with their markup?