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Atex Freight Broker Training Will Get You "On the Road" for Just $499

El Paso, TX (PRWEB) August 3, 2007 -- John Thomas, President and owner of Atex Freight Broker Training, Inc. has paved the way for aspiring freight brokers to get started easily and economically. Individuals can get started on comprehensive training for just $499.

Using PayPal, one of the most trusted names in online security, individuals can make three automatic monthly installments. Spreading payments over several months is hardly nothing new to the business world - but it may be a first in the world of freight broker training.

In addition to the comprehensive training, Atex Freight Broker Training is also providing installment payments for Broker Agent training. For just $449 spread over two months, agents can get a low-cost start as well.

John states that "Business opportunities abound; but not all opportunities are realistic. They may be a waste of time and money for many would-be entrepreneurs. Freight brokering, however, is a "real" business and it's here to stay. Look what you see moving up and down the interstate - trucks, trucks and more trucks. Most have been moved by a freight broker."

John goes on to state that "The concept of freight brokering is very simple - find shippers with cargo to move and then find trucks to carry cargo. Then put the two together and earn a commission on each load that is matched."

"The simplicity, however, is deceiving. There are a number of legal and operating regulations and a whole host of procedures that need to be learned and followed. Comprehensive freight broker training is the solution."

Atex Freight Broker Training, Inc. is in its fourth year of training and conducts all training over the telephone and internet. A wealth of information on either freight brokering or working as a broker agent may be found on both of John's websites listed below.

For more information, please contact John at either 1-915-313-3803, by email at info @ atexfreightbrokertraining.com or you may visit his website at www.atexfreightbrokertraining.com or his blog at www.freightbrokeringblog.com

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