Posted by dan in ca
(dannotary) on March 20, 2008, 9:24 am, in reply to "My car costs 81c per mile to own and operate"
98.210.216.254
I agree with you Janet . As I remember, it was 85cents a mile 10 yrs ago.
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: Janet K is right. We need to determine
: our overhead expenses including car to
: know if we are breaking even, making
: minimum wage, or making a living.
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: I get 38mpg. My car costs 81c per mile
: to own and operate including cost of
: car, maintenance, gas, oil changes,
: license, interest on loan -
: everything.
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: At that rate, I don't see how volume
: is
: any kind of an incentive. Why would
: anyone want to book up their calendar
: with appts that -- if they're lucky --
: allow them to break even, after
: expenses and fees.
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: On some board a while back, someone
: posted a link to an article that
: talked about measuring miles per
: dollar instead of per gallon. I think
: that's a pretty soberly way to look at
: it. Of course, you need to keep in
: mind that the number you come up with
: doesn't include maintenance,
: replacement costs or insurance for
: your car, either!
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: I agree, dont do it. When approached
: with those offers I asked them if
: gasoline went down to $1.,00 a gal,
: and toner and paper suddenly went
: down, or has respect for the notary
: just plummeted to an all time low.
: Believe me, you will NOT get any more
: volume of signings. That is the pure
: unadulterated BS they are dishing out
: nowdays.
:
: --Previous Message--
: I received an e-mail today from
: Transunion Settlements saying they
: will now prioritize signing
: assignments based on fee, with the
: lower fees getting the most
: assignments. Specifically they want us
: to lower our fees to $46! That's
: ridiculous, and I urge you to tell
: them NO!
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