spartacus53
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Every year we will hear the story of stowaways found on our merchant ships. These poor people try to find there way to the USA packed inside a 40' shipping container. The good part is that death's are down from a few years ago when these stowaways never had proper air circulation. In the summer, a few days, or weeks at sea and you have a box of dead people, all cooked with that steel coffin.
I had worked in customer service for one of the world's largest carriers, Maersk Lines, but since moved on to other carriers as a sale representative. So when I heard of the story below, I had to take action.
There was an article about 2-3 years ago regarding a container with about 20 stowaways from China. The article was interesting because it told in detail how the Chinese planned their voyage. They built an air filtration system and air conditioner and the tail end had a fake front of freight.
I just called over to Maersk and asked their rates on 40' containers from Shanghai to Los Angeles, CA. They asked me the commodity, I replied stowaways, then I heard a CLICK
So next time you hear of a story about stowaways, feel free to call the carrier and get a spot rate on the human commodity. All you need has already been provided by the local news, port of origin and the destination port.
The sad part is every year people will risk life and limb to reach our shores and for most, it will be their final voyage.
Question: Would you risk your life for possible improvement?
I had worked in customer service for one of the world's largest carriers, Maersk Lines, but since moved on to other carriers as a sale representative. So when I heard of the story below, I had to take action.
There was an article about 2-3 years ago regarding a container with about 20 stowaways from China. The article was interesting because it told in detail how the Chinese planned their voyage. They built an air filtration system and air conditioner and the tail end had a fake front of freight.
I just called over to Maersk and asked their rates on 40' containers from Shanghai to Los Angeles, CA. They asked me the commodity, I replied stowaways, then I heard a CLICK
So next time you hear of a story about stowaways, feel free to call the carrier and get a spot rate on the human commodity. All you need has already been provided by the local news, port of origin and the destination port.
The sad part is every year people will risk life and limb to reach our shores and for most, it will be their final voyage.
Question: Would you risk your life for possible improvement?