I would like to know how I could train better freight brokers entering the industry. What do you think are the most important things for them to learn?
Thank you.
What is something brokers could do a better job of?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Chris G, Sep 8, 2015.
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DO NOT use DAT/ITS rate data base for quoting freight rates....both to Your customer and carriers ...
They NOT reflect real cost of operation, especially for O/O or small/medium carrier.Chris G Thanks this. -
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I assume that rate reports coming from large carriers or they total lie...
Sorry, I edit last post in meantime.Chris G Thanks this. -
Don't promise a shipper I'll be there yesterday and the receiver that it's a first thing in the morning delivery when that's not what we agreed upon. I don't like looking like an idiot because of your white lies, it's my name on the door not yours. If I have to lose business I'd rather lose it over honesty than unrealistic broken promises.
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MSS, Chris G and Cottonmouth85 Thank this.
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If you're taking more than 7.5% of my gross we're not 'buddies'. I realize we both provide a service and both deserve to get paid, and I appreciate your service if it's done with honor and mutual respect.... but my Kenworth and diesel cost alot more than your computer and head set, and it's the one taking a beating to do the work.
Start thinking of taking more than 10% and if it's in my main lane... your customer might become mine.
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You really ask this at least twice a week.
I think you're hoping someone will suggest something that you can actually put into play.
It's getting old.
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