Photo for Headline Surfer® / PALM COAST, Fla. – Christian Rodriguez, Augustin Rodriguez and Anthony Caruso are pleased to announce that they have opened a new business that is designed to change the way people manage their shipping. Named eShipperUSA, it’s located near the Flagler County coastline on Old Kings Road in Palm Coast.
“We are excited about launching eShipperUSA in Flagler County,” Christian Rodriguez said. “It’s our goal to provide our clients with a one-stop solution to all of their shipping needs."
The company offers several virtual shipping options for small to midsize businesses. eShipper USA's business model is similar to websites such as Orbitz or Expedia, as its system compares shipping rates from all of the major carriers to quickly find the best valued rate.
Brittany Vitale is also working out of the Palm Coast office as a Sales and Customer Service Manager. Originally from Brooklyn, and an FPC graduate, She enjoys the partnership that eShipperUSA has with its clients helping them grow and saving them money. Customers can get quotes, print labels, schedule pickups, and track packages all on www.eshipperusa.com.
Services provided by eShipperUSA include domestic express, international, and trucking, utilizing all the major carriers.
“We treat all of our customers with the same personalized customer service weather they are large corporation or a mom and pop shop,” said Augustin Rodriguez. “We sincerely want to help them find the best solution for their shipping needs and establish a long-term relationship with them.
“We treat all of our customers with the same personalized customer service weather they are large corporation or a mom and pop shop,” said Augustin Rodriguez. “We sincerely want to help them find the best solution for their shipping needs and establish a long-term relationship with them.
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