Sending out heavy parts by Freight

[Topcat]

I tried out Uship.com today for the first time.
It's a reverse bidding for freighters to bid their lowest bid to ship your goods.

I sent out 2 steering boxes (75 lbs) to get re built. She had 2 baby puppies in her new SUV going to Oregon.
So I felt confident right then my stuff would get to its destination too. She seemed like an honest person.
It works like ebay...kind of.

Any others use Uship.com before?

[CudamanTom]

I sent out 2 steering boxes (75 lbs) to get re built. She had 2 baby puppies in her new SUV going to Oregon.

Woe, what? went from 2 steering boxes to 2 baby puppies just like that. 

[JayBee]

I wish there was something like that up here in Canada.   Sounds like the show "Shipping Wars".

[Barracudadan]

I never tried Uship, but I did use Greyhound once, I bought a front lower valence and rear spoiler off a member here. Traditional shipping sources were through the roof, we used Greyhound can`t remember the price but it was reasonable and a lot cheaper than UPS,FED-EX ect. My parts were shipped to the local terminal 5 minutes away nice-n-easy, I like that! Just mentioning this as another option for anyone interested.

[Chryco Psycho]

Greyhound works but will not go international

[mopardave]

as long as they get where they are suppose to be and back, then it doesnt matter how they are shipped if cheap is the goal