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Managed core returns to rebuilders, we've been doing it for years, at one point long ago it was tied into ROLS(Roadway Operational Logistics Services).
 
Triplex said:
I heard that YRCW filed an amended tax return with the IRS claiming a refund on the freight they lost to ConWay and Old Dominion.
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They probably did.Remember that document that YRCW filed with the SEC regarding proprietary financial info to the public.
 
bigtruk_us said:
YRCW is earning a ton of money.All the while keeping the IBT tame.YRCW is into alot of stuff
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How much, exactly, is "... a ton of money(?)" How do they earn it without having to show it on their books? It does not show in the Cayman's account, I would know...

Company revenue system wide is about 3.85B as of 9/30/14. That could be considered a 'ton' if it were not for expenses...

Whadddayagot Sr. factfinder?
 
Freightmaster1 said:
At YRC Freight Reverse Logistics, our Regional Processing Centers in Dallas; Salt Lake City; and Columbus (Grove City), Ohio; are asset-based. We don’t outsource. YRC Freight team members are our employees. We developed our own systems.

Did YRCW start a new company? Is the IBT monitoring this situation? Just wondering!

http://yrc.com/services/reverse-logistics/regional-processing-centers/

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YRC hasn't made a dime in almost a decade.. This is just more extremely cheap freight due to cheap labor...
 
Freightmaster1 said:
At YRC Freight Reverse Logistics, our Regional Processing Centers in Dallas; Salt Lake City; and Columbus (Grove City), Ohio; are asset-based. We don’t outsource. YRC Freight team members are our employees. We developed our own systems.

Did YRCW start a new company? Is the IBT monitoring this situation? Just wondering!

http://yrc.com/services/reverse-logistics/regional-processing-centers/

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yes is the IBT watching this ?? and when is the last time the IBT check yrcw $$$$ books ??
 
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'A Ton Of Money'
We may all have a different idea of what constitutes a "ton of money", but according to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, a ton of $1 bills amounts to $908,000 - nearly $1 million!

If you're talking about a ton of coins, then it's a different story - a ton of quarters is worth $40,000, and one ton of pennies (363,000 pennies to be exact) is worth $3,630.

:p
 
Freightmaster1 said:
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'A Ton Of Money'
We may all have a different idea of what constitutes a "ton of money", but according to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, a ton of $1 bills amounts to $908,000 - nearly $1 million!

If you're talking about a ton of coins, then it's a different story - a ton of quarters is worth $40,000, and one ton of pennies (363,000 pennies to be exact) is worth $3,630.

:p
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I HAD a ton of money one time (more like $35-40), but I got married. Hmmmmm, can I claim that on the amended return?
 
Roadway had a reverse logistics building in Salt Lake City that was NON UNION
YRC also did Eaton transmissions at the dock with UNION help.
So this is nothing new just maybe a new push to give the fine management team a place to loose more money.
 
Do as many of us have done since Monday....CALL the number on the website.....there is a place to contact customer service.....the nice Lady MAY tell you that it is a NEW service started up and is supported by YRCF..and is a company on its own.....make the call and ask your questions....you might get a surprise!....just say'n....KK
 
Kennesaw Kid said:
Do as many of us have done since Monday....CALL the number on the website.....there is a place to contact customer service.....the nice Lady MAY tell you that it is a NEW service started up and is supported by YRCF..and is a company on its own.....make the call and ask your questions....you might get a surprise!....just say'n....KK
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Regardless of what a woman on the phone may say, this appears to be just the re-branding of Roadway Reverse Logistics which was established some years ago (1993).

http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=27959151

http://www.forbes.com/2005/11/02/returns-reverse-logistics-market-cx_rm_1103returns.html

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/71514/000119312511142978/dex343.htm
 
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