advice on uship or other to get reasonable rates

[ld26]

hey guys,

have a buyer for one of my machines that is having trouble finding a reasonable shipping quote.  He said he tried uship but got a 1300 quote from ny to arizona.  I know it can be done cheaper and have heard instances on here of uship going farther distances a lot cheaper.

Any advice that I can pass on to the buyer to get the price down to a more reasonable range? thinking 500 dollar range would work for him,

Thanks

[Slapshot42]

I used NAVL (STI) for a bid from NY-WA.

Full Service was $520 with tax

[mygoose101]

Uship has some automated bids that are always sky high. If you wait it out, it will drop drastically. I ship a lot of machines. If it's local within surrounding states I always use uShip with great success. When I ship across the country I use STI. They seem to always charge 500 whether it's going across the street or across the country. Both are door to door service.

[ld26]

awesome, thanks for the info guys

[BONOVOX]

Just shipped a Quikold standard from Seattle to Buffalo for 300 using FedEx Freight.

To save on shipping, drop off and pick up of machine can be done at the FedEx locations rather than having them pick up the machine..... almost every airport has one within a mile or 2