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CyberCrop.com, a software company based in Fort Collins, Colo., has introduced a new load-matching service called LoadScou

by Staff
January 24, 2001
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CyberCrop.com, a software company based in Fort Collins, Colo., has introduced a new load-matching service called LoadScout
on the web at CyberCrop.com's site or at www.loadscout.com. LoadScout also offers service over the phone toll-free at 877-612-2688.
According to CyberCrop.com, LoadScout allows users to say what types of loads they are interested in. When a shipper posts a load that matches, LoadScout generates a message to the trucker's phone, cell phone, computer or e-mail with the contact information.
LoadScout is currently offering a two-month free trial. After that, truckers, shippers and brokers will pay $65 a month, $350 for six months or $600 per year. Agriculture producers and growers will pay $60 for six months or $100 per year.
Beyond LoadScout, CyberCrop.com supplies on-line markets to the commercial grain industry.

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