I am compiling a list of couriers, worldwide that are on twitter. Some are active users, some are not.
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If I have missed you, please add yourself in a comment with a link to your twitter home page.
Freight exchanges include:
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Couriers on twitter
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When I started my courier business 7 years ago the internet only gave a few options on how to become a courier. The information was both poor and costly. I joined a freight exchange, sent out leaflets and picked up the phone. I grew my business and year on year saw people thinking they could just jump in a car and become a courier, then get disappointed when they failed. There is a bit more to being a courier than driving.
It was frustrating watching people waste money whilst I was out winning business awards and it was then I decided that I was going to write The Complete Courier Guide to help those wanting a successful business and those that knew it wasn't easy money -what job is?Our ebooks have sold well ever since and I am thrilled when I hear the success our customers are having.
If you are looking to start up as a courier, then start here.
#1 by Rex Jarvis on July 1, 2009 - 8:40 am
@flog_it
#2 by Adrian on July 2, 2009 - 10:11 am
http://twitter.com/ROLLINGCARS
#3 by Ilse Manner on July 2, 2009 - 11:49 am
Thirty years of experience in international courier service. Local office in Alexandria, VA. We also operate our own airline to Caribbean islands inclduing Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica etc.
#4 by sarah on July 3, 2009 - 8:30 am
HI Ilse
Your own airline, that’s amazing. How are things for you in this current economic climate?
Are you on Twitter at all? Please add your twitter name so we can join you there.
Warm regards
Sarah
#5 by Adrian on July 15, 2009 - 1:54 pm
@ROLLINGCARS