Curious,,,you are a new arrival. What do you intend to do for shippers and carriers that are different or better than the "other guy"? I can't imagine people who have long established relationships switching just for the hell of it...
My son started as a broker for one of the big boys yrs ago. In order to service his customers he had to learn not only trucking,,( but different divisions like van,refer,flatbeds,over dimensional,bulk,tanker,hazmat) but also different needs of the business. Add in additional issues like air cargo,ocean container,rail, you will soon figure you could easily get in over your head. Oh yes customs can be a whole deal by itself.
At one time during my driving career I also thought all I needed was a fax,phone, and a couple yellow pages from big cities and I would be set...then I saw how the other side really works...no thanks.
today he is doing well,,paid far to much for what a kid his age should make,,lol but that's ok,,just because he is smarter than his dad I guess it's ok,, Good Luck with your new business ? Share your website with us, you just never know...Peace brother.
Can anyone tell me if FREIGHTBROKERBOOTCAMP is a scam or is it legit?
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Scam,,save your money
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seems to me that at least if you are working at a company you are getting paid in stead of you having to pay out to get the same training.
case in point. i was a manager for a high end salon, i decided to go to school --- turns out i learned more on the job than i did in school and i learned it the right way. with me being new to brokering, i would rather work for someone than take a training class and then have to learn it all over the right way in the real world. but i have noticed that if you work for a "big box" company be careful of non-competes -- they are #### near impossible to get out of.Joe Dan Thanks this. -
Hi there! How did Taltoa do for you? What package did you get? Did you learn a lot, was it worth the money?
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Shab, you are a necromancer, because you have raised this thread.......from the dead.
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Oh man, tell me about it!
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Has anyone used Ted Keys? I've watched his videos, listened to his podcasts, and read his blog. He offered me a position, but I am having trouble giving my notice to a $16/hr local job.
I've checked with a few (8) other brokers, but they all want you to bring $5k-10k into the office before you start.
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Never take money in order to work somewhere. Your only investment should be a nice lunchbox/thermos and maybe a headset.
Mechanics are requiring their own basic tools are different,
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So some like TALTOA, and some like LOADTRAINING headquartered in AZ, and others say don't waste your money...just find a broker to train ya while getting paid to work.
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I think this thread died last year might want to start a new one
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