Comments on: Need To Transport Your Car? Tips To Ensure A Safe & Cost Effective Passage http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage Wed, 10 Feb 2010 06:56:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: CoachingU2Win http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage/comment-page-1#comment-172 CoachingU2Win Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:07:24 +0000 http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage#comment-172 Probably about $1,000. You can go to the auto transporters web sites and they will give you a quote. Probably about $1,000. You can go to the auto transporters web sites and they will give you a quote.

]]> By: Lars C http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage/comment-page-1#comment-169 Lars C Wed, 03 Jun 2009 11:01:26 +0000 http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage#comment-169 Uship.com gets the deposit fee. I must say that the system they use to make money is very clever. It is free to post listings on the auto transport board. However when you register with uship.com you must put a credit card on file. This credit card will be charged once you accept a bid from a transporter/service provider. So to break it down, Uship.com is an auto transport broker without doing any auto transport broker work. The service provider bids on your vehicle transport job. When the bid is placed a tier fee is deducted out of the total transport cost. So lets say you receive a bid for $650 to transport your car from NY to Miami. Out of that $650 uship.com will take $130 and leave the truck driver with $520. This may be a little off because there deposit fee system is very complex. Most auto transport brokers charge $150-200 which is almost reasonable if you are not in the auto transport industry. I can at least say a good broker would be a better choice because they probably worked with the truck driver that would transport your car if you choose them. To pay $130 for a service that you have no clue about is not worth it. Nothing too bad can happen if you go through a uship.com provider. The worst thing could be giving a deposit to the truck driver and never hearing from them again. I have seen many complaints like this as of recent. If damage is to occur on your vehicle through a uship provider uship.com will not help. At least a good broker will hopefully try to solve the problem. I just feel the amount uship.com receives is not worth the support that you will not get from them. My site charges $15 to post your vehicle load straight to the transport truck versus $130+ for the same service or less. You can checkout any registered transporter's qualifications at http://safer.fmcsa.dot.gov/CompanySnapshot.aspx . If you do not feel capable dealing with the transporter/truck driver directly then just go through an auto transport broker or email us at yourtransportboard@gmail.com. We do not mean to bash uship.com so hard but this is the truth and that is how a lot of people along with myself feel. Uship.com hurts the blue collar transport industry and takes business away from hard working people that actually provide a good service. Thanks, Uship.com gets the deposit fee. I must say that the system they use to make money is very clever. It is free to post listings on the auto transport board. However when you register with uship.com you must put a credit card on file. This credit card will be charged once you accept a bid from a transporter/service provider. So to break it down, Uship.com is an auto transport broker without doing any auto transport broker work. The service provider bids on your vehicle transport job. When the bid is placed a tier fee is deducted out of the total transport cost. So lets say you receive a bid for $650 to transport your car from NY to Miami. Out of that $650 uship.com will take $130 and leave the truck driver with $520. This may be a little off because there deposit fee system is very complex. Most auto transport brokers charge $150-200 which is almost reasonable if you are not in the auto transport industry. I can at least say a good broker would be a better choice because they probably worked with the truck driver that would transport your car if you choose them. To pay $130 for a service that you have no clue about is not worth it. Nothing too bad can happen if you go through a uship.com provider. The worst thing could be giving a deposit to the truck driver and never hearing from them again. I have seen many complaints like this as of recent. If damage is to occur on your vehicle through a uship provider uship.com will not help. At least a good broker will hopefully try to solve the problem. I just feel the amount uship.com receives is not worth the support that you will not get from them. My site charges $15 to post your vehicle load straight to the transport truck versus $130+ for the same service or less. You can checkout any registered transporter's qualifications at http://safer.fmcsa.dot.gov/CompanySnapshot.aspx . If you do not feel capable dealing with the transporter/truck driver directly then just go through an auto transport broker or email us at yourtransportboard@gmail.com. We do not mean to bash uship.com so hard but this is the truth and that is how a lot of people along with myself feel. Uship.com hurts the blue collar transport industry and takes business away from hard working people that actually provide a good service. Thanks,

]]> By: kzittlow http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage/comment-page-1#comment-167 kzittlow Wed, 03 Jun 2009 10:42:28 +0000 http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage#comment-167 Go to http://www.TransferMyCar.com. You can get 24/7 online car shipping quotes. They are the most reliable auto transporters in the industry. All of the TransferMyCar.com auto transporters are fully licensed, bonded and insured. They offer military discounts too. There are a lot of shady and unscrupulous auto transporters out there. TransferMyCar.com takes the guesswork out of finding a reputable car shipping company. TransferMyCar.com is the best....hands down! Go to http://www.TransferMyCar.com. You can get 24/7 online car shipping quotes. They are the most reliable auto transporters in the industry. All of the TransferMyCar.com auto transporters are fully licensed, bonded and insured. They offer military discounts too.

There are a lot of shady and unscrupulous auto transporters out there. TransferMyCar.com takes the guesswork out of finding a reputable car shipping company. TransferMyCar.com is the best….hands down!

]]> By: Victoriangibsongirl1800 http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage/comment-page-1#comment-168 Victoriangibsongirl1800 Wed, 03 Jun 2009 06:51:30 +0000 http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage#comment-168 New York state is one of the most popular state for auto transporting. Some of the Top 10 Most Popular State-To-State Auto Transport Routes are as follows: 1. CA to FL 2. FL to CA 3. CA to TX 4. NY to FL 5. NY to CA .... 7. CA to NY 9. FL to NY So four of the most popular ten include NY. If you are looking to work only NY to NY then the numbers drop off significantly. NY to NY falls at about 120 on the list. I hope this is helpful. Good luck in your venture. New York state is one of the most popular state for auto transporting.

Some of the Top 10 Most Popular State-To-State Auto Transport Routes are as follows:

1. CA to FL
2. FL to CA
3. CA to TX
4. NY to FL
5. NY to CA
….
7. CA to NY
9. FL to NY

So four of the most popular ten include NY.

If you are looking to work only NY to NY then the numbers drop off significantly. NY to NY falls at about 120 on the list.

I hope this is helpful. Good luck in your venture.

]]> By: smokenjoe83 http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage/comment-page-1#comment-171 smokenjoe83 Tue, 02 Jun 2009 23:19:08 +0000 http://www.mcsc-uw.org/need-to-transport-your-car-tips-to-ensure-a-safe-cost-effective-passage#comment-171 A broker needs a DOT license the same as any trucking company. Do a google search and get the info on-line. It's a tuff racket that is loaded with pitfalls like non-paying deadbeats, etc. I was in the biz in the late 80's/early 90's and quit cuz i was sick of millionaires owing me $$$. A broker needs a DOT license the same as any trucking company. Do a google search and get the info on-line. It's a tuff racket that is loaded with pitfalls like non-paying deadbeats, etc.

I was in the biz in the late 80's/early 90's and quit cuz i was sick of millionaires owing me $$$.

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