What to charge for a Long Distance Move? Make the Most Money and Ethically Crush your Competition

What about other fees? Do you charge extra fornthe loading and unloading?? Or you only charge by the weight?

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Good info

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how about a price that’s high enough where u don’t need to haul something back?

100 mile move 1000 cubes x7 =7000 lbs x $1.00 per pound. Don't think anyone is paying $7000 lol.

Nice shirt.

so you don't really factor in labor on the long distance? for example how many workers? possible long carry that would drive up your payroll, etc

Hi, love the shirt! 7k for 7000lbs at 1$ for 100miles, co$t should not be the same if your move is 100-200-300-600 miles (I know this is only a example).. Can you do an example on how to get to the 2328.26$ for a 7000 lbs on a 120 miles, where you tell us about Michigan Movers Association Tariff video you did in the past. Ref (CVED MMA 4000) Thanks

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Do you know how much to charge for your long distance moves and still be affordable?