Hello Fellow AKers,
First let me say I have no affiliation with this app but I am sighing up to be a driver because I go between a few cities in the South East on a regular basis.
I am posting this in the TT area because it seems that we have the most trouble getting our tables to us safely. Its called Roadie
If you have ever heard of Uber or Lift this is the same concept except with stuff you want to ship. If you haven't heard of Uber or Lift I will try to sum this up easily.
People (Drivers & Shippers) sign up through the app called "Roadie" by Roadie Inc. A shipper puts what he has, where its going and the price of the job. A driver replies to the shipper. After accepting the app charges the shipper and then puts the funds in the driver's account. All transactions are through the app. No money is exchanged in person.
I thought that a TT riding on the backseat of a car may be more preferable than in a poorly packaged box and handled by the USPS..
What are your thoughts on this concept?
First let me say I have no affiliation with this app but I am sighing up to be a driver because I go between a few cities in the South East on a regular basis.
I am posting this in the TT area because it seems that we have the most trouble getting our tables to us safely. Its called Roadie
If you have ever heard of Uber or Lift this is the same concept except with stuff you want to ship. If you haven't heard of Uber or Lift I will try to sum this up easily.
People (Drivers & Shippers) sign up through the app called "Roadie" by Roadie Inc. A shipper puts what he has, where its going and the price of the job. A driver replies to the shipper. After accepting the app charges the shipper and then puts the funds in the driver's account. All transactions are through the app. No money is exchanged in person.
I thought that a TT riding on the backseat of a car may be more preferable than in a poorly packaged box and handled by the USPS..
What are your thoughts on this concept?