imported_BoxBoss
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Maybe I am missing something here......Let's say YRc goes under, i don't think that is going to happen, but, let's just say, for a moment that they do........Now, one reason for that would be, that they were hauling freight for less than it cost them to haul, right????? So, why would our company, or any company for that matter, want to jump in and haul that freight, and loose money on doing so???? Unless, that company was so close to failing itself, that it really didn't matter for them to pick it up......
So.......unless rates on that freight increase to the point that it becomes profitable to haul it....OR.....a company can reduce overhead to the point that they can pursue the business................
Fascinating discussion.....who has the answer?????
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Actually, you did, partially...we don't have any interest in that business in it's current pricing setup...Now, who does might be a key...It's going to be a matter of who may be most desperate at that time...The problems that come with those large accounts is not only do many of them require special circumstances, special multi-driver handling, they also require special administrative assistance from the office, their own personally assigned CSR, etc., and that makes them even less attractive when you couple them with outrageous pricing...there is the other side who will say anything is better than empty trailers, but that isn't always the case..