<p>Hi folks. Just about to be made redundant and came across a few sites while job hunting, and to be honest I quite fancy having a go at being a courier. But I would need some advice before taking the plunge. I noticed that there are guides available from quite a few websites but they all seem to cost around £100. Does anyone recommend any of them, or any particular one, as good value for money before I part with my cash?</p>
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Fox & Sons
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5839Hi [name],<div><br></div><div>I suggest you do not pay £100's for any kind of guide. There are some that you may find free of charge on sites like cx. Have a search.</div>
Murray Transport
778must agree with [name] get your self known to [name] @ [business] very nice chap & you'll never have a payment problem<br>
Harding Direct
2148yep [business] would be my first port of call,<br>I have found them helpful and you always get paid on time,<br>I did a Invoice to them yesterday and they paid by return,<br>
Lewis Haulage
2250Friggin eck just downloaded Tony's Guide took THREE loads on me printer. Guess what I will be doing all day Sunday. Cheers Tone!
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