How can I find a carrier for my truck company? Any one knows any good paid ones

Is there any one that can help me get my MC number and help me finish getting everything I need to start my truck company

Gm..is there anything new that I have missed

Hey good afternoon I have completed the first lesson in the classroom but it still says 0 on the lesson now I'm on lesson 3..

Hey Everyone 👋, Let’s be real—most dispatchers struggle to convert owner-operators on cold calls. And it’s not because they don’t have good services. It’s because they make the same mistakes over and over again. If you’re calling owner-operators and saying: ❌ “We offer 24/7 dispatch!” ❌ “We get you the best loads!” ❌ “We will keep you moving!” Guess what? They’ve heard it all before. 🤦‍♂️ 🚨 The Harsh Truth: Truckers Don’t Trust You Yet • Owner-operators already know what’s on the load boards. They’re not waiting for a dispatcher to tell them where to go. • They can spot BS from a mile away—they’ve been in the industry long enough to know who’s overpromising and who’s real. • They get spammed by dispatchers all day, every day. If you sound like the rest, they’ll ignore you too. ✅ The Winning Cold Call Strategy 💡 STEP 1: Grab Attention in the First 5 Seconds • The first few seconds determine everything—if they’ll listen or hang up. • Don’t sound like a scripted salesperson. Instead, open with something real: 👉 “Hey, this is [name] from ABC Dispatch. I’ll be completely honest with you—this is a cold call, and I do have something to pitch you. Do you want to hang up now, or would you give me 10 seconds to see if this could help your business?” Why This Works: We lay everything out upfront, so the lead isn’t left wondering what the catch is. By being direct, we remove any suspicion of who’s calling and put them at ease. Instead of feeling pressured, they’re given a simple choice: ✅ Hang up now, or ✅ Hear us out for 10 seconds. Since most people prefer not to come off as rude, they’re more likely to stay on the line. Once they stay, you’ve earned their attention, and now you can guide the conversation. 💡 STEP 2: Build Trust Before Pitching Services • DO NOT start pitching dispatch services right away. • Instead, ask questions to uncover their pain points: 👉 “What’s been your biggest headache with dispatchers in the past?” 👉 “Have you ever dealt with a dispatcher that overpromised and underdelivered?”