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Broker advised not to sign the bottom line

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Broker advised not to sign the bottom line

Colin Barrett, President, Barrett Transportation Consultants | Jul 12, 2019 10:52AM EDT

A broker would be inept to sign documentation listing it as a carrier just to gain a business deal.

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