Jennifer Brennan
In the first season, shippers place bids on two shipments listed on uShip, in the form of a reverse auction. The bids are usually accompanied by specific remarks on the potential costs and potential risks, as well as the motivations and skills. When the time limit for an auction is reached it is generally awarded to the lowest bidder; at the client's discretion however, it might be given to a bidder who has a greater average rating for feedback from previous customers. To break any ties, feedback ratings are utilized. In the season 9 finale, shippers collect their loads from a shipping broker, and the bidding process isn't shown.Winners take their cargo to the port and try to get it delivered in a timely manner within the receiver's or client's deadline. When the cargo is delivered, customers provide feedback ratings. The show concludes by calculating each shipper's revenues and expenses. are subtracted from the bid to calculate the overall revenue or loss. Sometimes, shippers plan to transport additional loads in the same trip. This money will be added to the total. The shipper may not be able to finish the task due to safety concerns or load size. Sometimes, one shipper may engage the help of another shipper to finish a task. The shippers decide what they'll do with the profits. Seasons 1-8 are filled with humorous criticisms from the other shippers.
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