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<blockquote data-quote="The Youngin&amp;#039; Of It All" data-source="post: 2703531" data-attributes="member: 66633"><p>First public post guys, but IWBF has the correct answer here.&nbsp; They aren&#039;t going to do this right away.&nbsp; Why would they add more work onto the pile of changes going on right now and risk having it blow up and fail almost immediately.&nbsp; They want you to go into a 3 year ISP because they need the time to properly structure all this out. Consider your first 3 year ISP agreement a practice run if anything.&nbsp; The real fun will begin in 2020 when you go to renegotiate and get all the added objectives (Express Saver).&nbsp; They even say &quot;By 2020&quot; for a specific reason.&nbsp; What I do know according to my sources is you will have to own the entire town by zip.&nbsp; Better start working with your counter parts to make some sort of deals and not wait last second if you don&#039;t own overlap.&nbsp; People in my hub have no idea how it&#039;s going down and seem to feel going under 1 contractor will solve the problem for single route owners.&nbsp; Feel very sorry for them, but they specifically told you merging would not guarantee the same incentive as it did back then under the new metric system of being paid.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="The Youngin' Of It All, post: 2703531, member: 66633"] First public post guys, but IWBF has the correct answer here. They aren't going to do this right away. Why would they add more work onto the pile of changes going on right now and risk having it blow up and fail almost immediately. They want you to go into a 3 year ISP because they need the time to properly structure all this out. Consider your first 3 year ISP agreement a practice run if anything. The real fun will begin in 2020 when you go to renegotiate and get all the added objectives (Express Saver). They even say "By 2020" for a specific reason. What I do know according to my sources is you will have to own the entire town by zip. Better start working with your counter parts to make some sort of deals and not wait last second if you don't own overlap. People in my hub have no idea how it's going down and seem to feel going under 1 contractor will solve the problem for single route owners. Feel very sorry for them, but they specifically told you merging would not guarantee the same incentive as it did back then under the new metric system of being paid. [/QUOTE]

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