anyone here use freight alerts

wanted to know if its worth joining looks like mainly furniture and pallets on there

Judging from the pic in your profile I think you've answered your own question....no<div>There are a dozen or so "exhange" sites that i know of...so there's undoubtedly more than that, and in my opinion only one that works, and one that's trying to work</div>

We joined a little while back and got a refund after a month,<br>very little small van jobs available,<br>

which one actually works Speed?<div>cx?</div>

I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.<br><br>I joined last year and there was not a single job that was any use to me. "No problem!", I thought. "I just won't renew my subscription!".<br><br>A couple of days before my subscription was due to run out, another years membership was taken from my account.<br><br>I didn't realise that it was automatically renewed. So I contacted them (with great difficulty) to try and get my subscription cancelled and get my money back.<br><br>I got the subscription but could not get my money back.<br><br>My own fault for not realising that I was accepting a Direct Debit agreement. However, still a little underhand in my opinion.<br>

My comment above refers to Freight Alerts.<br>

<DIV class=content>I wondered if you had any experience with crv. They offer a 3 month membership + courier guide I wondered if u can get much work through them as a self employed owner driver.<BR><BR>I phoned then and they said its 3-4 pound a week after the 3 months + 33 to register your van as a courier to get work</DIV>

There is a tree you've heard of called the Ugly tree, and many branches have been broken on it<div>There is also one you may not have come across though...its the stupid tree. It too has many branches that are broken. It still has a lot more still to be broken...but to assist you they now have labels on them. One label just has CRV written on it. I'll let you decide whether to take a step onto that branch or not</div><div><br></div>