could i ask your view on this website

Thinking about starting as small end parcel delivery have small 900kg van as own transport.  30+ years experience in various aspects of the logistic industry.  is this the right site or could you suggest any that would suit my needs.

Crv i'd stay away from in fact i'd stay away from any franchised based courier quick fix solutions.

May i ask you tell us more. What van , age of van. and what experiance will you bring to your role as a courier . and what area are you covering ?<br>

Have a look at this and other free forums. Theres lots of impartial advice. Stay clear of franchises it's usually a sign that it isn't viable as a standalone business otherwise why give pieces away?

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The website you refer to has to be the cheekiest scam i've come across for a while<div>You pay them a fee for an area, they then take the lion's share of any work you do and they offer you very little training for a lot of money.</div><div>As you say, going it alone is the way to go.</div>

I was stupid enough to buy there [business] Guide but would not invest anymore in their business.<div>Going it alone, making flyers, talking to local business etc etc</div>

I'm sure it has some useful info in the guide so not a waste of money, as long as you don't fall into the trap posted about above.

[business] = stay away, just another money grabbing bunch.<div><br></div><div>Read the forum on here and a couple of other sites before you spend a penny with them.</div>

there was another site i came across today a forum for owner drivers seemed ok &amp; free called cod not in as the fish but was on there but seems a bit quiet at the mo

The [business] Guide was insightful, not regretted, but I downloaded Tony's Guide at weekend (£4.99) big chuffin difference ain't it.