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13 contributions to Dispatcher University (Free)
What’s Next After the Free Dispatching Course?
Hi everyone, I just finished the Free Dispatching Mini Course and I’d like to schedule a 1-on-1 call to get some guidance and ask a few questions. I tried using the calendar, but it looks like the 1-on-1 calls are only available for Dispatcher University members. Is there a way to schedule a free 1-on-1 call after completing the free course? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!
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Happy Hump day my Fellow Dispatchers!
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Hello Tiffeny thanks how's ur weekend going?
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@Tiffeny Simmons thank u my weekend was good
Introduction
👋 Hi, I’m Maryam! Hi my name is _Maryam Mohamed. I live in Somalia and I plan on making $1000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1. Learn dispatching from scratch 2. Participate more in the comcommunity 3. Get more experienced in this course For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1. Play video games 2. Watch movies 3. Learn languages
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@Bakhtullah Sabir Thank you
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@Bakhtullah Sabir Thank you
Welcome! Start Here
Before you do anything else — start here: 1. Watch the “Start Here” course → 2. Finish the Free Dispatch Course → 3. Unlock the full course ($97/mo) → Let’s get to work! – Gurpreet & The Dispatcher University Team POLL: Be honest — how did you hear about this free course + community?
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@Snow Williams I understand, and I appreciate you explaining it. I’ve considered e-commerce, but one of my concerns with dropshipping is the upfront cost. You usually need money for advertising, testing products, setting up the store, and other expenses before you know whether the business will actually make a profit. Since I’m currently unemployed, I can’t afford to invest a lot of money or risk losing it. I also understand that dropshipping can involve a lot of competition, changing ad costs, supplier issues, and customer service problems. For now, I’d prefer to focus on dispatching because I’ve already started learning it and I’m looking for a way to gain practical experience without needing a large investment.
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@Snow Williams Thank you for understanding and for offering to help. I really appreciate it, but I’d rather stay focused on dispatching for now. I’m not in a position to invest money into another business at the moment, even with a smaller budget. I want to focus on building my dispatching skills first. I hope you understand.
DAT loadboard
Hi. Can anyone tell me if I have to have a DOT number to get into the DAT loadboard? I would like to start practicing on DAT, but am not able to do that without the DOT.
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@Carol Metz Hello Carol, you can start by finding a carrier who’s willing to work with you. You don’t need to have your own DOT number if you’re dispatching for a carrier. You can use the carrier’s DOT/MC information and learn how the load board works while gaining real experience. I’d say finding a good carrier first is the best place to start. Also, besides DAT, you can look into Truckstop and 123Loadboard as other options for finding loads and practicing dispatching.
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Maryam Abdulkadir
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@maryam-abdulkadir-3449
Currently learning U.S. trucking and dispatching. Building my skills in load searching, negotiation, and carrier communication.

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Joined Nov 3, 2026
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