10/10/2026
They quoted her $900. At pickup, the driver wanted $1,300. That first price never existed.
A woman in Ohio gets a $900 quote when everyone else says $1,500 β and pays a deposit to lock it in. Then the broker lists her SUV at a rate no driver will touch, and days later calls back with the "real" price: $1,300, take it or leave it. Al's plain-spoken walkthrough shows how the bait-and-switch traps you: the low quote is bait, and the realistic price only appears after you're out of time. Get three written quotes, lock the full price in writing before paying anything, and verify the broker's MC number on FMCSA yourself.
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