So I'm looking at the free version of www.express.transcore.com load board powered by DAT.
I can't see any of the phone numbers, since it's a demo version, but everything on there is real, I just can't get the phone numbers.
So I'm just sitting here updating it every now and then just to look around for the fun of it, see what's going where, etc.
So all of a sudden, all of these loads to Arizona started popping up, so I narrowed the search down from just 100mi within Detroit to 100mi within Phoenix.
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Are these actual multiple loads, or is this one load, maybe two, that have just been spammed onto the load board all at once? Is this something typical of what TQL does?
Again, I have no access to phone numbers on these loads, and I don't want them, I'm not going to be taking them since I don't have a truck.
I am just curious as to what the deal is with this.
Thanks!!
Are these loads serious?
Discussion in 'Freight Broker Forum' started by BoyWander, Jun 29, 2012.
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Could be.....On Get Loaded....Every state is either blue or dark blue....I haven't seen that in years.....
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It is likely the same load that is getting auto posted by a company that doesn't know what they are doing. Better brokers will post load one and indicate that they have multiple. Wait to you learn about the fun and games TQL plays with different cities on the same load.
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Just saying...
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LOL so it's basically like "First broker to book the load wins" - which means that they will pay a higher rate just to get the deal done before another broker books it??
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TQL sucks and they post their loads MULTIPLE times. I called on a Clinton, SC - Lakeland, FL and it was actually a load from Spartanburg, SC - Riverview, FL. BUt they also had it posted as Greenville, SC - Tampa, FL and Laurens, SC - Plant City, FL. What a waste of time.
You can tell if they are the same load because their load numbers are in the posting as well as their extensions. When things match up I don't bother calling. -
Or they will post more than what the shipper is paying just to get you to call then they try to get the customer to bump the rate. If the customer doesnt then they tell you the load was just covered.
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until they secure a truck....
then when they do secure a truck.....they will secure the load...
...this is more common than you would think....ask the brokers about it and the lies will start.
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