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I sure do appreciate the kind words,Sir: Lord knows I need 'em. Good luck to you and yours. Thanks, Jumbuck

Thank you Sir: I sure do appreciate it!

OK, friends! I am back AGAIN! I hope third time is a charm! The first time out was with On-Dekk. GREAT company...NO problems with them! Van owner boned me so I left! I just said "NO" to cheap rates! Second time out...Tri-State...had more "deductions" than wages. Insurance, Qual-com, Com-Data...

Turtle: How did you get that Reflecting foil to mold into place like you did? Thanks.

Good One "Z"!

Before God made the world he promised Man that a perfect woman could be found at all four corners of the World....and then He made the world ROUND and laughed, and laughed, and laughed!

It was a post in another thread....Thanks for checking. I probably did something wrong. Lord knows I've done that a few times.:o

Anyone know why my post from yesterday about Striking was deleted? Jumbuck:confused:

Turtle...this one I'll have to agree with you on! That's pretty bad!

I have to admit...that's funny! But, I wonder...can you get salmonella from Salmon Pee? Ha-Ha- Get it? Salmonella...Salmon Pee? I have a sense of humor!

EXCELLENT ADVICE! I will take everything you said to heart! Thanks, Jumbuck:)

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Hi: Could anyone tell me anything about working for Tr-State. Do they keep you busy...Do they treat you fairly...How does the fuel surcharge work...and how does a Com-Data card work? I sure would appreciate any input by Tri-State drivers. Thanks, Jumbuck:confused:

Thanks for reply...Just curious, why did leave? Did you like it there? Did they keep you busy? Thanks

Yes, I did. Jumbuck

Can anyone tell me what the per mile rates are for a cargo van at Tri-State? Also, why does it take 3 days for orientation? Thanks, Jumbuck:)

Thanks. I appreciate the help.

I wish! No, I have been burning up the want adds to find me a expediting gig! I DO love it so...(hitting myself in the head with a hammer)...but thanks for the welcome back. 'Preciate it.

Thank you Mr. Moot. I appreciate it. I decided to come out of retirement from the Teamsters and I landed a driver job from a lady in Livonia, MI. She pays the 60/40 deal and she has her van leased on with Tri-State. I think it is a lot better gig than the 25% I was getting from last owner. What...

I am starting to drive for a Van owner. Am I an employee or a contractor? Can I deduct anything as far as fuel (I Pay For Fuel) and expenses incurred by me on the road? If I can, what are the things I can deduct? Thanks in advance for your help. Ron