New to courier work

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Martin Haulage

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Hi<div><br><div>Im new to the courier industry and was wondering is it to late to become a courier due to the fact theres alot of couriers already out there and if anybody could give me any tips to securing work?</div><div><br></div><div>I have read up on all the sites like 'Shiplys' and 'Anyvan' which you have to pay fairly high charges when winning a job.</div><div><br></div><div>Thanks</div></div>

Brown Services

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the best advice i can give you is research.<div><br></div><div>use the net to look at every thing you can find about courier work, ignore the ones that claim you will make money they want to sell you something.</div><div>do not pay out money for anything, the best advice will be free, find as many forums as you can and READ them they have great info.</div><div><br></div><div>mostly though you will need to speak to courier companies near you, they can tell you if there is work near you.</div>

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