Third-party delivery service for local appliance or equipment dealerships
Deliver appliances or equipment for dealerships that do not want to handle delivery themselves, using recurring routes funded by a delivery fee passed from the dealership to the independent driver.
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From Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast — How to Make $1.6K/Day on Facebook Marketplace at 06:40
Problem: Small dealerships may sell products but lack the time, staff, or willingness to deliver them to customers.
For: Local appliance and equipment dealerships that need deliveries completed without employing or dispatching their own drivers.
Examples
- A friend of the host operated as a third-party appliance delivery driver; customers paid the appliance shop a delivery fee, and the shop passed that fee to him while assigning him a daily route.
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