Looking for a home based Boker Agent position

Hello and thank you for your time. I want to start off by saying how much I appreciate finding this forum and those of you who have given productive advice. After nearly seven years as a shipping manager I was dismissed and I took a entry level position as a freight broker three months ago. I have been struggling but am unwilling to give up because I know I can make this work and I see the potential. However I am not impressed with the company I am working for. Let's just leave it at that on a public forum for the time being.
I have a few customers. I am currently being paid 45% straight commission with a small cell phome credit and half my medical insurance paidafter the first 90 days. They do not allow a agent to work from home and I want to find a broker with a good industry standing who will let me do that. I hate the commute and the cramped loud work environment.

I have a resume I can email you. I am in Texas.I have a home office with computer, internet, fax, copier, cell etc. I think all I would really need is at least a dedicated fax and another phone line on my end. From you I would need a good industry rateing, established MC# and good pay history, access to posting boards, established carriers, a little guidance on quoting (which seems to be a current issue) and maybe a little more free advice for a while.
I'm giving up on this and I am not going away so let me hear from you if so far youthink we are a good match.
Thanks everyone.
J.M.

WOW - I meant to say I am NOT giving up on this ..... no edit option.

would like to take a course on line to become a broker agent.i'm a truck driver and learn more about brokering for myself

Jen-Ai, it sounds like you've got the attitude to succeed. You just need better tools. My company may have a good solution for you. We have the pay history, available quick pay, internet tracking of payments, 9000+ carriers in our database and a team committed to helping you rate shipments so you'll win more business. Let's have a conversation! Check out my profile for contact info.

Willie, I don't currently have a course offering, but I'd be willing to have a conversation to help you fill in the blanks to some questions.

Kyle, it sounds like you're rockin' the house down my man. Keep up the great stuff.

yes i would like to talk to you about this course call me at 803 271 3090

Jen-Ai Morgan in Fort Worth, Texas said: Hello and thank you for your time. I want to start off by saying how much I appreciate finding this forum and those of you who have given productive advice. After nearly seven years as a shipping manager I was dismissed and I took a entry level position as a freight broker three months ago. I have been struggling but am unwilling to give up because I know I can make this work and I see the potential. However I am not impressed with the company I am working for. Let's just leave it at that on a public forum for the time being.
I have a few customers. I am currently being paid 45% straight commission with a small cell phome credit and half my medical insurance paidafter the first 90 days. They do not allow a agent to work from home and I want to find a broker with a good industry standing who will let me do that. I hate the commute and the cramped loud work environment.

I have a resume I can email you. I am in Texas.I have a home office with computer, internet, fax, copier, cell etc. I think all I would really need is at least a dedicated fax and another phone line on my end. From you I would need a good industry rateing, established MC# and good pay history, access to posting boards, established carriers, a little guidance on quoting (which seems to be a current issue) and maybe a little more free advice for a while.
I'm giving up on this and I am not going away so let me hear from you if so far youthink we are a good match.
Thanks everyone.
J.M.

Please give me a call @ 800-321-7182 if your interested in a great future in the brokerage business.Ask for Mike.

Give me a call if your looking for an exciting change and the potential for great income with a well established brokerage company. Giv me a call at 800-321-7182 x132.

Jen-Ai Morgan in Fort Worth, Texas said: Hello and thank you for your time. I want to start off by saying how much I appreciate finding this forum and those of you who have given productive advice. After nearly seven years as a shipping manager I was dismissed and I took a entry level position as a freight broker three months ago. I have been struggling but am unwilling to give up because I know I can make this work and I see the potential. However I am not impressed with the company I am working for. Let's just leave it at that on a public forum for the time being.
I have a few customers. I am currently being paid 45% straight commission with a small cell phome credit and half my medical insurance paidafter the first 90 days. They do not allow a agent to work from home and I want to find a broker with a good industry standing who will let me do that. I hate the commute and the cramped loud work environment.

I have a resume I can email you. I am in Texas.I have a home office with computer, internet, fax, copier, cell etc. I think all I would really need is at least a dedicated fax and another phone line on my end. From you I would need a good industry rateing, established MC# and good pay history, access to posting boards, established carriers, a little guidance on quoting (which seems to be a current issue) and maybe a little more free advice for a while.
I'm giving up on this and I am not going away so let me hear from you if so far youthink we are a good match.
Thanks everyone.
J.M.

Hello I see you are wanting to work from home and I am able to help check out my profile for more information

Hello Jen,
If youv'e not found a company that suits you to date giv me a call and lets see if you would be a good fit for our company.
WE have been in business for twenty five years and have over seven thousand trucks in our brokerage.We are also a carrier as well.If you are interested give me a call and or send me your resume to.mcollins@fakinc.com.you can also check out our web site at FAK.COM and our agent site.
Have a Good day.
Freight all Kinds

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get started in the freight brokering business from home? I have been to a freight brokering class, but I don't yet have experience. I have researched various logistics jobs and it seems nearly impossible to get into this field with little experience. I have my home office all set up and ready to go, but I need advice on where to begin. I understand the basic concepts, but am ready to get started. I know several guys who own their own trucking company that say they would use me once I get everything up and running! Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Kesha Hamilton in Memphis, Tennessee said: Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get started in the freight brokering business from home? I have been to a freight brokering class, but I don't yet have experience. I have researched various logistics jobs and it seems nearly impossible to get into this field with little experience. I have my home office all set up and ready to go, but I need advice on where to begin. I understand the basic concepts, but am ready to get started. I know several guys who own their own trucking company that say they would use me once I get everything up and running! Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Hi Kesha, I am looking for agents please give me a call. my info is on my profile

Jen-Ai Morgan in Fort Worth, Texas said: Hello and thank you for your time. I want to start off by saying how much I appreciate finding this forum and those of you who have given productive advice. After nearly seven years as a shipping manager I was dismissed and I took a entry level position as a freight broker three months ago. I have been struggling but am unwilling to give up because I know I can make this work and I see the potential. However I am not impressed with the company I am working for. Let's just leave it at that on a public forum for the time being.
I have a few customers. I am currently being paid 45% straight commission with a small cell phome credit and half my medical insurance paidafter the first 90 days. They do not allow a agent to work from home and I want to find a broker with a good industry standing who will let me do that. I hate the commute and the cramped loud work environment.

I have a resume I can email you. I am in Texas.I have a home office with computer, internet, fax, copier, cell etc. I think all I would really need is at least a dedicated fax and another phone line on my end. From you I would need a good industry rateing, established MC# and good pay history, access to posting boards, established carriers, a little guidance on quoting (which seems to be a current issue) and maybe a little more free advice for a while.
I'm giving up on this and I am not going away so let me hear from you if so far youthink we are a good match.
Thanks everyone.
J.M.

Please send us an email at: becomeanagent@transglobalusa.com or call 281-479-4022

Kesha Hamilton in Memphis, Tennessee said: Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get started in the freight brokering business from home? I have been to a freight brokering class, but I don't yet have experience. I have researched various logistics jobs and it seems nearly impossible to get into this field with little experience. I have my home office all set up and ready to go, but I need advice on where to begin. I understand the basic concepts, but am ready to get started. I know several guys who own their own trucking company that say they would use me once I get everything up and running! Any suggestions would be appreciated!

give us a call or email: 281-479-4022 becomeanagent@transglobalusa.com

Good afternoon Jen,
Would you give me a call at 1-800-321-7182 x 132 we may have a position for now.

You may want to look at this training program:

www.shipperscarriers.com

The price is fair and they have many references - video too!

Jen-Ai Morgan in Fort Worth, Texas said: Hello and thank you for your time. I want to start off by saying how much I appreciate finding this forum and those of you who have given productive advice. After nearly seven years as a shipping manager I was dismissed and I took a entry level position as a freight broker three months ago. I have been struggling but am unwilling to give up because I know I can make this work and I see the potential. However I am not impressed with the company I am working for. Let's just leave it at that on a public forum for the time being.
I have a few customers. I am currently being paid 45% straight commission with a small cell phome credit and half my medical insurance paidafter the first 90 days. They do not allow a agent to work from home and I want to find a broker with a good industry standing who will let me do that. I hate the commute and the cramped loud work environment.

I have a resume I can email you. I am in Texas.I have a home office with computer, internet, fax, copier, cell etc. I think all I would really need is at least a dedicated fax and another phone line on my end. From you I would need a good industry rateing, established MC# and good pay history, access to posting boards, established carriers, a little guidance on quoting (which seems to be a current issue) and maybe a little more free advice for a while.
I'm giving up on this and I am not going away so let me hear from you if so far youthink we are a good match.
Thanks everyone.
J.M.

I think I can help you if your interested.send me an e-mail. my name is my e-mail

Call me 281-924-4350

I am a recent graduate from Indiana Univesity with much sales experience. I formerly interned for a prominent loadboard and am looking to get into the brokerage business. I have a lot of contacts in the industry and know how the process works, just looking to become an agent for a reliable company.

Spencer Bullock in Bloomington, Indiana said: I am a recent graduate from Indiana Univesity with much sales experience. I formerly interned for a prominent loadboard and am looking to get into the brokerage business. I have a lot of contacts in the industry and know how the process works, just looking to become an agent for a reliable company.

Hi Spencer, I am looking for agents. Please give me a call or email me.

Thanks,