Moving Violations: Unpaid Freight Bills for Homeowners

The focus of many independent owner-operators and small commercial trucking companies is on hauling freight for retailers and other commercial interests. However, there are also other potential avenues for truckers to pursue with different advantages and drawbacks. For example, there are many people who do not have the time, energy, or inclination to undertake the task of moving, leaving plenty of room for a moving services company.

If you have been working as an independent trucker but are considering a change to a different sector of the industry, there may be significant costs associated with insurance, licensure, and equipment that you need to tackle. Unpaid freight bills can interfere with your ability to make this change, and we can help you to overcome these obstacles. Contact the freight factoring professionals of TBS Factoring Service, LLC, at 800-207-7661.

Challenges Facing Moving Companies

Every trucking venture will experience its own unique challenges. When a commercial trucking company serves large corporations, there may be considerable amounts of red tape that lead to extensive delays in the issuance of payment. Typically, however, these payments will arrive in full.

A moving company that is hired by a family to assist in a move of any distance might be more likely to encounter refusals to pay, the threat of litigation over broken goods, or an inability to submit payment in full. Freight factoring can help to ensure that you receive much of the outstanding balance without further delay.

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To determine whether trucking factoring might benefit your company, contact the freight factoring team of TBS Factoring Service, LLC, at 800-207-7661.