WhatsApp and Facebook van groups are noisy. Matching is not.

Published by Verified Vans Today

A paid WhatsApp group with a thousand van drivers can feel busy. It is also full of people who will never take your job.

You post a Birmingham removal. Replies land from drivers who live nowhere near it, or who run a small van when you need a Luton. Drivers on a run scroll past jobs they will never take. That is the noise.

## What Verified Vans Today does instead

A business posts the pay for the whole job, collection and delivery postcodes, the van size, the time window, and photos of the load. Drivers who already set their base postcode, miles, van type, and minimum pay get one Telegram alert when the job fits. Everyone else hears nothing.

You still agree the work and the money on WhatsApp. The site does not book the job or take a cut of the move.

## Why drivers care

Busy drivers do not want another feed of every town in the UK. Soft wording on a profile does not override miles, van, or minimum pay. No match means no alert.

Drivers pay £14.99 a month after a free first month. Connect Telegram, leave alerts on when you want work, and pause them when you are booked.

## Why businesses care

Post once. You are not waiting for fifty group replies from the wrong van. Matching drivers open the photos and WhatsApp you. Street addresses stay off the public advert until you choose someone.

Businesses pay £19 a month for unlimited open adverts after 14 days free.

## What this is not

It is not a better Facebook group with the same dump of posts. It is not escrow. A WhatsApp click is not a booking. Mark the advert filled when you hire someone so new alerts stop.

## Getting started

Businesses: register, add the WhatsApp number someone answers on the day, then post the first advert with real photos. Drivers: register, set miles and van, connect Telegram, and press Start. Matching only runs for drivers with alerts on and an active membership or trial.