TBS Factoring Service LLC

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TBS factoring solutions will fuel your cash flow upfront and fast.
Cash is King of the Road. Successful truckers cant wait 30 to 60 days for brokers and shippers to pay freight bills so let TBS improve your cash flow by paying you for your invoice immediately!

TBS SENDS INSTANT CASH -- AVOID DELAYS:
TBS buys freight bills and pays on the day we factor the loads. Freight factoring can be done in a number of ways and we do them all. If you want the highest initial payment, we have a flat fee non-recourse program that will do that. Or if you want a recourse program at a possibly lower cost, we have that too. TBS has a program for everyone whether youre a one-truck independent carrier or a company with a fleet of trucks. More Info >>
TBS DELIVERS QUALITY CREDIT CHECKS -- AVOID DEAD ENDS:
One thing a trucker cant afford to do is work for a broker who cannot pay. TBS provides FREE top quality credit checks on every company you consider loading. We make sure that you have all the credit information you need to make good business decisions for your company. Check Credit Now >>
TBS MAKES FACTORING FAST & EASY -- AVOID ROAD BLOCKS:

CALL 800-207-7661 and tell us about your company and well go to work for you with the program that benefits you most. Let TBS, the number one truck factor, help you stay on the road to greater success.

August 24, 2010 - YRC Worldwides logistics unit, which the carrier sold to a private equity firm, has been rebranded MIQ Logistics, and the new entity Wednesday named Joey Carnes its chairman and chief executive of

September 24, 2009 - Broker Payments Skyrocket as Shipper Payments Slow ...

August 3, 2009 - American Trucking Associations’ tonnage index declined 13.6% in June from year-ago levels, the biggest such decline since early 1996. More...

June 29, 2009 - Truck tonnage decreased 11% in May compared with a year ago, but increased from April, American Trucking Associations said late Friday. From TBS where we specialize in Factoring Trucking. More...

June 22, 2009 - Heavy-duty U.S. truck sales continued their severe slide into a fifth month, as retail volume fell 39% in May, while the year-to-date total now lags the pace of last year by 33.9%, according to WardsAuto.com. TBS your Freight Factoring Specialist. More...