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Sure, jinx us Glenn.

Check out Premium transportation. You don't have to live in Ohio. Great company to work for, NO Qual-Com or the attached fees for it. All dispatch is done by telephone, so you have to have a cell phone. Works great. And with a cargo van, you don't have to have a CDL.

Okay, but has anybody have any real world opinions on this product?

Has anyone used this in either the their gas or oil? Other than the hype, is there any advantage?

From one navy vet to another, welcome aboard. I was a first class Boatswains Mate. If your going to be an expediter, I guess I can forgive you for being an Airedale.

Only fee from Premium is for a $1,000.00 deductible for insurance. Great company to work for.

Make contact with poorboy. He has worked for them in the past, and I have known him personally for 35 years. He knows what he is talking about with this company.

I agree with AMonger. Sometimes the spelling in these posts are beyond terrible. I always check my spelling 3 times before making a post. If everybody would just check their spelling and word usage, it would be much better reading and knowing what the poster meant in the message.

The only web site I can find is a pay site. If your getting it for free, please post the site.

I have worked for Premium since January, and can say that I am completely satisfied. I can agree with what everyone is saying about John, a great person and somebody I consider a true friend. When I had a problem several months ago, he was right there to help me. John, if your reading this...

When my van was in the shop for some work, I used my best friends van, which didn't have windows on the side doors. When backing, there was a terrible blind spot on the right side. On my van, I have put the limo darkening film on the rear windows and the side doors (not up front). I got the...

I take a load, deliver it, and if there isn't a load coming back, I will dead head. However, I do have a State of Ohio pension and a V. A. payment coming in the first of every month. Without that, I could not afford to do this type of work. Good luck on your future endeavors:D.

My 2008 Ford E250 w/4.6 gets 17 to 18 mpg. I stay at 65 mph no matter if the limit is 65 or 70. I use the cruise control no matter what, and it runs fine with heavier loads.

I don't do any runs over 350 miles from home,and it works out very well for me.

If they are paying for the fuel, they should get 100% of the fsc. Look at it as if the roles were reversed.

If they do help on gas mileage, can anybody provide real world figures on the type of vehicle they are on?

I would love to come and meet everybody, but we are going to Billings, MT, for the Blue Knights annual International Convention. The dates just don't work for us.

Premium doesn't, and is a good company to work for.

I've got the 2008 E250 superduty, and I have hauled 2975 lbs without any trouble. The only mods that I've made are 1500 lb helper springs on the back. I get 16.5 to almost 18 mpg. 38,00 miles and no problem yet.

Call TAS electronics in Toledo 419-885-1234 Ask for Javin.