[FWDLK] shipping

From: adaml57@xxxxxxx
To: 59fins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: 1/2/2010 2:12:15 P.M. Eastern Standard Time
Subj: Re: [FWDLK] shipping

U-ship is great if you don't get impatient and take the first couple of bids, I used it to ship my '59 Ford pickup I bought recently and the first bids were more than four times as much and the last ones from shippers, I ended up paying less than gas and tolls would have cost me to get it myself with a truck and trailer. The flatbed guy was quick to go get it, right on time delivering it and the truck was undamaged when I got it.

Adam Lindenbaum

In a message dated 1/2/2010 7:56:41 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, 59fins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

Happy New Year!

I have used U-Ship in the past. I shipped a drive shaft to Iowa from
WI, had an 07 Dodge dually shipped to WI from Louisiana, and a dually
from Texas to WI. It is a good way to find haulers, just be sure to
check out their feedback or references.   Like in any trade, there will
be those who don't deserve your business. Of the three times I have
used U-ship, one hauler was late, late, late! He had excuses, but none
were really valid. Just a lousy business man with no business doing
business.   Just beware and check references and feedback...ask questions!
John in WI

Ray Jones wrote:
> I found this in Hot Rod Mag. You list what you need shipped and
> from where to where and it gets bid on. They come to you.
> Tell them what it is, what condition it's in and so forth and it
> looks like it may be a real "go to site".
> i haven't tried it, but it looks good and not only for cars,
> they deal with furnIture and anything else.
> here's the link:
>
> uShip.com <http://uShip.com>
>
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