Question: do you have a target price? can it be driven? (5/15/2006)

Question: Hello -- I would really love to do this for you. I own my own Class A motorhome and have driven many others. As an additional bonus to ensure your comfort, I live very close to you and we could meet before the shipment. Because uShip requires us to include all our costs in the bid, and in order to give you the best bid possible, it's important that I have an estimate of the fuel mileage for this vehicle before I submit a bid. If you know that and can reply to me with it, that would be great. If you don't have that information, just let me know and I can find it. Please review my profile and feedback by clicking on my user name, and ask any questions you may have. Thank you for your time and consideration. --Jim (5/16/2006)

Question: As you consider saving a couple hundred dollars, also consider this - I do this professionally - For a living, and I won't be "bringing your mh along", nor will I be 'vacationing' in your motor home as I travel (that's why some bids for motorhome shipments look way too cheap - they are - you are providing the driver and his family with a paid vacation). I will have your motor home to you within 2 to 3 days, and that is all I will be doing during that time. Total attentioni to detail, and your property. Thanks, Dan (5/16/2006)

Question: i will do this for you in mid june. i plan to drive it out taking about 4 days total. my bid to you would be all inclusive. that means no hidden extra's. there is no deposit and you may pay me in full when i arrive. be suspect of deposits. if a guy can not do the job w/ out your money in his pocket keep looking. i have a ton of positive feedback and have had rv's all my life. my cost to you would be 3600. when i get awarded a job i am the one who does it. if i may be of further help please respond. thanks and good luck (5/19/2006)

Question: please don't get fooled into thinking you'll have to pay for fuel and expenses on top of the accepted bid amount. u ship clearly stated that a bid must be all inclusive. once a shipper accepts he is under no obligation to give a driver any more fuuds. if someone asks for money over & above the bid just flag them and after 3 flags they will get suspended...... (5/19/2006)

Question: My bid still stands @ $3000 all expenses paid .. Meaning, we will cover the cost of fuel/tolls & otherwise .... Our company Insurance will cover this trip, & my driver will have to catch a flight back to FL after drop off .... So our only request would be a ride to the airport after delivery if thats is ok ... Thanxs for your continued consideration of Trans Tech for all your transport needs ... Lee (5/20/2006)

Question: The only thing I can do is place a bid that Guarantees me a daily driver fee. The remainderof my all inclusive bid would be "estimated" based on the MPG your RV gets and the cost of fuel, overnight lodging(unless the RV is properly available to handle that and save this expense...please advise me of that)my cost of travel to the vehicle and return back home (airfare)Tolls if any and the matching Uship Fee on this "estiamted Bid" so Uship can collect their commssion. Our agreement woould bind us to my Guaranteed Driver Fee, My Transportation to/from pickup/delivery and then ACTUAL RECEIPTS FOR ALL TRAVEL EXPENSES of gas, tolls, etc of which we shall deal with them upon delivery and adjust the bid accordingly. Just so you know my bid would tend to be sometimes estimated higher than what an actual expense is, howveer by going this route neither of us is shortchanged as I can collect my driver and you covering the expenses. One thing is certain, I would look yto deliver ASAP once picked up (5/22/2006)

Question: As I said, my driver has done many of these runs in the past .... Just for reference to all the other drivers out-there ... The average fuel cost to drive this baby out west would be $750-$800 ... That is what his average has been consisting of over 20 drives west in the same exact RV .... Just wanted to add that in there ... Lee Trans Tech (5/23/2006)

Question: What year is this RV? Thanks... Kevin... (5/23/2006)

Question: Hi, do you still need this transported? I've placed a bid, but need to hear from you soon. If you could advise me of the status of the shipment, I would appreciate it very much. Thanks--Dan (5/24/2006)

Question: Our bid would be 2000 to Riverside with 1/4 tank of fuel at delivery. Could pick up sometime next week. Do you want me to place that bid? Thanks... Kevin... We have worked for the company that transports all the new Fleetwoods from the plants to the dealers for the past 6 years... Thanks... Kevin... (5/25/2006)

Question: My astute colleague has made a couple good points. First, it's true that I have no feedback on uShip. That is why I offered my modest proposal. uShip did not always allow match retractions, but apparently they do now, (thanks to our mutual friend for pointing that out), so I amend that proposal to say that in the event of retraction you would only need to pay my uShip fee if uShip did in fact charge me--you would be able to verify this with uShip. The rest remains the same: I would provide you with references to make up for my lack of feedback. For what it's worth, you can also look at my eBay feedback under old_dans_records (go to "feedback forum" in lower left corner of eBay homepage). Finally, I would still require the deposit. That is for my security: when I am buying plane tickets and trying to schedule multiple shipments, an unexpected cancellation ends up costing me a lot of money. I try to avoid that. Hope that clarifies things a bit. Good luck--Dan (5/25/2006)

Question: I must be crazy because that listing is not showing up in Florida. Thanks... Kevin... (5/25/2006)

Question: This listing has expired or has disappeared, I'm not sure which... (5/25/2006)

Question: I'm following your lead, great deal on that bounder, Jim did you right, be sure to thank him, again... We look forward to transporting your Bounder. (5/26/2006)