I have a gal that does my personal dispatching, I've promoted her a couple times on this site but for some reason everybody seems to be making so much money and doing so well, they don't need her services.
Well, I'll admit, that's not the case with me. But she's worked for me for about 3 months, I'm completely satisfied with her, she's aggressive with the brokers, gets me maximum $$$ on each load, (I average above average money,) so far I've had almost zero deadhead miles with her watching the boards, and I can concentrate on what I do rather than screw around on a laptop for half a day.
She finds, negotiates and books loads for me, signs and returns rate con's and deals with way more than any other "dispatcher" does, because she's a go-getter and cares about her clients. I've had her help me out with oversize load permitting, etc. and she does it with a smile. You won't get that with the others.
If you're interested PM me and I'll hook you up.
Oh, and she charges 7%, and like I said, does above and beyond just the dispatching.
Here's the latest load she got me booked on, from North Charleston, SC up to Fort Drum, NY. 975 miles...$3,000.00. (I blanked out the pertinent information and actual names on the rate confirmation to protect the innocent...) It's in black & white for you to see, rather than just hear another story.
The one that brought me down to North Charleston from Chambersburg, Pa. was a $1,350.00 load for 600 miles, but I deadheaded a whopping 11 miles to get it after I unloaded Monday morning in North Charleston, SC.
I did an average of $13,000.00 in 14 days the past two weeks using this gal. And that's partially because I had a couple in the mix that I didn't use her for, that were my own direct contacts and got a check upon delivery, upping that bottom number substantially more than that actually. The proof's in the pudding guys and gals. She loads dry vans, flatbeds and even reefers but admits those rates (reefers) are in the toilet right now on the boards. Van freight's actually more abundant and pays better, with less hassles than a reefer unfortunately. Times have changed.
Personal dispatch services
Discussion in 'Freight Broker Forum' started by Roadrunner26, Aug 25, 2010.
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W900AOwner, I would be interested in discussing her dispatching services. If you don't mind, could you please send me her contact information at Tepabo@aol.com. I appreciate the help driver. Stay safe out there. Ted.
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I am interested in getting in contact with your personal dispatcher. Please send me her contact information, or email me at trmeam@gmail.com. Thank you for your help. Tim
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I emailed you her information Tim...Good luck. I brought several more owner op's to her in the last month that needed help, they love her. -
Done. I emailed you the information just now. -
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