Posted by Caterpillar guy on January 04, 2015 at 19:56:38 from (68.188.235.124):
In Reply to: Shipping How-to? posted by doehmke on January 04, 2015 at 19:17:00:
It will be the least expensive if you can use this hauling schedule. If you can wait a bit. If you're in a hurry it will cost more to use either a broker or an LTL like Yellow or such. For the broker you select one to use. Call them and tell them what it is, with dimensions and weight a time frame that is reasonable. They will give you a yes we can do this or no they can't they will also give you a rate for this trip. You will either be able to do COD or pay in advance. If you are dealing with reputable people it will happen without a hitch. If not then nightmares come to mind. If you decide to use the hauling board here check out the feedback section before donating money to unuseful causes. DON"T send money in advance to an individual. If individuals ask for money in advance move on to the next guy. I never ask for funds in advance. I figure if they can afford the equipment they can afford the freight. I also figure I know where they live since I am usually delivering to their home place. As for the reverse auction I never heard of that one.
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