I am new to this service and am interested in having something picked up in Nashville, TN to go to Charleston, WV. I bought something from an auction and need it picked up from Nashville. I would have to be able to know the name of the person picking it up and when they would be available. The place has to know all of that information for them to release the product. Is there any help you can provide me with these questions.
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Matt F Official comment @Kelly - thanks for your post. You'll need to create a Roadie Sender account (via either our website or mobile app) and then create your Gig. When a Driver gets assigned to your Gig, we'll share Driver's name and contact info so you can coordinate any other details. Hope this makes sense. If you need more specific info about your Gig, please contact our Support team at support@roadie.com. Thanks!
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Kelly Pauley Thanks Matt,
Can you inform me what the turn around time usually is. I bought this at an auction so I have a deadline to pick it up by.
Kelly
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Matt F For a delivery of that distance, the average time is probably 2 - 10 days, it just depends on whether any of our drivers are heading in the right direction.
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Ericka Hoskin Hi everyone new here having a very hard time with this cause there aren't any gigs by me at all haven't seen not one!!
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Stacy Banks Hey everyone why is it so hard to get gigs I had 30 gigs I offered for in 2 days didn’t get a one of them they say it doesn’t matter if you are parked at the location it don’t mean you will get the gig I’m at least 2-3 miles when I offer but no gigs is there a way to get more
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Thomas T. I am experienced with nearly all ride share opportunities in Texas. Roadie in Dallas, TX can seem fairly up and going but in Louisiana close to my hometown there are 0 available gigs. I have been contacting airports, local businesses, ect. to market roadie and spread the word. I took this upon myself with other ride share companies because I knew this would provide more work after word-to-mouth traveled far enough. My little home-town in Louisiana is gradually running 3 other ride share companies now and I know with more marketing it will also eventually put Roadie to work as well! The local airport said they have been looking for something like Roadie but can take 90 days after management approval. As an independent contractor I know cosmetologist rent their booths but they never expect the booth to provide the customers. Hustle, hustle, hustle...and it will pay off!
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