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Since [[EVE University]] is often at war, it is necessary for members to have a way to move their items, so they do not risk [[Hauling|hauling]] on their EVE University character and potentially losing them to a [[War_Target#WT|war target]]. This page sets out some of the available options.
{{Cleanup|[[#How much to set as a reward]] when is current? [[#EVE University's Out-of-Corp Student Hauling Program]] deprecated. }}
Since [[EVE University]] is often at war, it is necessary for members to have a way to move their items, so they do not risk [[hauling]] on their EVE University character and potentially losing them to a [[Corporation diplomacy|war target]]. This page sets out some of the available options.


==Creating an Alt Hauler==
==Creating an Alt Hauler==
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{{Color box|color=#144f1d|border=#2f8f2f|This is highly recommended while you are in EVE University - it will make your life much easier!}}
{{Color box|color=#144f1d|border=#2f8f2f|This is highly recommended while you are in EVE University - it will make your life much easier!}}


Since EVE University finds itself at war most of the time, a lot of students find it beneficial to set up their own dedicated hauling character to move their possessions. This makes it easier to go on shopping runs, because your alt character can move more safely to [[Trade hubs|trade hubs]] and back whenever you need items.
Since EVE University finds itself at war most of the time, a lot of students find it beneficial to set up their own dedicated hauling character to move their possessions. This makes it easier to go on shopping runs, because your alt character can move more safely to [[trade hubs]] and back whenever you need items.


You do not need a second account as each account has three character slots. If you are using a character on the same account you will just need to log out of your EVE University character and in with your alt hauler. You will also need to pause your skill training queue on your main character while you train up your hauler if they are on the same account (unless you have paid for [[Dual Character Training]]).
You do not need a second account as each account has three character slots. If you are using a character on the same account you will just need to log out of your EVE University character and in with your alt hauler. You will also need to pause your skill training queue on your main character while you train up your hauler if they are on the same account (unless you have paid for [[Accounts#Multiple Character Training|multi character training]]).


The page [[Creating an Alt Hauler]] sets out the process, including what skills to train to maximise your hauling capability without taking away too much time from training your main character.
The page [[Creating an Alt Hauler]] sets out the process, including what skills to train to maximize your hauling capability without taking away too much time from training your main character.


==Campus Hauling Services==
==Campus Hauling Services==
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Since the haulers are volunteering their time for little to no reward, most of the campus services operate on a "no collateral" basis. What this means is if their ship is destroyed and your cargo is lost, you will not be compensated for it, so you essentially bear the risk. This is of course something to bear in mind and you should ensure you are able to cover the cost of replacing your possessions in the worst case scenario.
Since the haulers are volunteering their time for little to no reward, most of the campus services operate on a "no collateral" basis. What this means is if their ship is destroyed and your cargo is lost, you will not be compensated for it, so you essentially bear the risk. This is of course something to bear in mind and you should ensure you are able to cover the cost of replacing your possessions in the worst case scenario.


For steps on how to create a contract, see the below sections [[Moving_your_items#Creating_Courier_Contract|Creating Courier Contracts]]
For steps on how to create a contract, see the sections [[#Creating Courier Contract|Creating Courier Contracts]]


====Calculating collateral====
====Calculating collateral====
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For this reason it is very important to ensure that the collateral you are asking for covers the cost of your items. Otherwise if the contract fails you will have to bear the cost of replacing them personally.
For this reason it is very important to ensure that the collateral you are asking for covers the cost of your items. Otherwise if the contract fails you will have to bear the cost of replacing them personally.


To calculate the approximate value of your items you can use a valuing site such as [http://www.evepraisal.com/ Evepraisal]. To use it, go to your item hangar and make sure you are organising items in 'List' view in the top right. Then either select all of the items (Ctrl + A) or just the items you will be sending by contract (Ctrl + click the items you want to select) and copy them to your clipboard (Ctrl + C). Go to Evepraisal and paste the items into the box (Ctrl + V) then press submit. It is normal to value items based on their price in Jita. This will list all the items and their value, and at the bottom will give you a 'Total Sell Value' which is how much your items would be worth if you sold them. Your collateral should be at least this value.
To calculate the approximate value of your items you can use a valuing site such as [http://www.evepraisal.com/ Evepraisal]. To use it, go to your item hangar and make sure you are organizing items in 'List' view in the top right. Then either select all of the items {{Button|Ctrl}}+{{Button|A}} or just the items you will be sending by contract ({{Button|Ctrl}}+click the items you want to select) and copy them to your clipboard {{Button|Ctrl}}+{{button|C}}. Go to Evepraisal and paste the items into the box {{Button|Ctrl}}+{{Button|V}} then press submit. It is normal to value items based on their price in Jita. This will list all the items and their value, and at the bottom will give you a 'Total Sell Value' which is how much your items would be worth if you sold them. Your collateral should be at least this value.


Within the University as the Campus Hauling Services program has a 0-ISK collateral requirement, it is recommended that Unista-hauled jobs should likewise have a collateral of zero, although this is not required as this would be a private agreement.
Within the University as the Campus Hauling Services program has a 0-ISK collateral requirement, it is recommended that Unista-hauled jobs should likewise have a collateral of zero, although this is not required as this would be a private agreement.
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#Open your Contracts window
#Open your Contracts window
#Click on Contract Search and click the Courier tab.
#Click on Contract Search and click the Courier tab.
#Select the dropdown under "Availability" and select (and search) under Corporation, Alliance, and Public.
#Select the drop-down under "Availability" and select (and search) under Corporation, Alliance, and Public.


==Creating Courier Contracts==
==Creating Courier Contracts==
===Making a Private Courier Contract===
===Making a Private Courier Contract===


Before you start see the sections on [[Moving_your_items#Preparing_your_items|Preparing your items]], [[Moving_your_items#Calculating_collateral|Calculating Collateral]] and [[Moving_your_items#How_much_to_set_as_a_reward|How much to set as a reward]]
Before you start see the sections on [[#Preparing your items|Preparing your items]], [[#Calculating collateral|Calculating Collateral]] and [[#How much to set as a reward|How much to set as a reward]]


In order to set up a public or private contract, you should do the following:
In order to set up a public or private contract, you should do the following:
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#Select the station you would like your items shipped to - If you type in the first three letters of the system you can search for it by clicking 'Search'
#Select the station you would like your items shipped to - If you type in the first three letters of the system you can search for it by clicking 'Search'
#Set a reward, which is the amount of ISK the person moving your items will received for completing the contract. See below for a guide on how much is reasonable
#Set a reward, which is the amount of ISK the person moving your items will received for completing the contract. See below for a guide on how much is reasonable
#Set your collateral, which is how much you will receive if the contract fails. It is very important to ensure that the collateral covers the cost of all your items. See the section on [[Moving_your_items#Calculating_collateral|Calculating Collateral]] for more information. If it is with a fellow Unista, it is likely best to leave this as 0, but with Public it is ''very'' important as the pilot could simply choose to fail the contact and keep your stuff!
#Set your collateral, which is how much you will receive if the contract fails. It is very important to ensure that the collateral covers the cost of all your items. See the section on [[#Calculating collateral|Calculating Collateral]] for more information. If it is with a fellow Unista, it is likely best to leave this as 0, but with Public it is ''very'' important as the pilot could simply choose to fail the contact and keep your stuff!
#Set an Expiration, which is how long the contract will be up for. It is sensible to set it for as long as possible, unless you need your items moved urgently
#Set an Expiration, which is how long the contract will be up for. It is sensible to set it for as long as possible, unless you need your items moved urgently
#Set a Time to Complete, which is how long the person completing your contract has to actually complete it
#Set a Time to Complete, which is how long the person completing your contract has to actually complete it
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##Set the availability to 'Private' and type in the name of your alt in the 'Name' box
##Set the availability to 'Private' and type in the name of your alt in the 'Name' box
##Click 'Next'
##Click 'Next'
##Use the dropdown list at the top to select the starting station for the contract (which is where the items will be) and select the check box next to the container
##Use the drop-down list at the top to select the starting station for the contract (which is where the items will be) and select the check box next to the container
##Click 'Next' twice
##Click 'Next' twice
##Click 'Finish'
##Click 'Finish'
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==Commercial Hauling Corporations==
==Commercial Hauling Corporations==
As well as the above options, there are corporations which specialise in running courier contracts for paying customers. EVE University do not endorse any courier corp in particular, but a couple of possibilities are [https://forums.eveonline.com/t/red-frog-freight-high-sec-freight-service/4316 Red Frog Freight] or [http://www.pushx.net/ Push Industries (PushX)].
As well as the above options, there are corporations which specialize in running courier contracts for paying customers. EVE University do not endorse any courier corp in particular, but a couple of possibilities are [https://forums.eveonline.com/t/red-frog-freight-high-sec-freight-service/4316 Red Frog Freight] or [https://www.pushx.net/ Push Industries (PushX)].


Each corporation will have its own instructions on how to use their service and how to calculate the reward payable to their haulers. Before using one of these services it is advisable to research the corporation thoroughly to satisfy yourself of their trustworthiness (as much as you can in EVE, at least!).
Each corporation will have its own instructions on how to use their service and how to calculate the reward payable to their haulers. Before using one of these services it is advisable to research the corporation thoroughly to satisfy yourself of their trustworthiness (as much as you can in EVE, at least!).
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==EVE University's Out-of-Corp Student Hauling Program==
==EVE University's Out-of-Corp Student Hauling Program==
{{Deprecated|newinfo=the above sections for the Campus Hauling Services and Expert Hauling List}}
{{Deprecated|the above sections for the [[#Campus Hauling Services]] and [[#Expert Hauling List]]}}


Full information on this program and the rules for using it can be found on [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=80730 this forum post] or under the wiki article [[EVE_University_Out-of-Corp_Student_Hauling_Program|EVE University Out-of-Corp Student Hauling Program]]. This information is out of date, and the above information should be used instead. If you have any questions, please ask in #uni-hauling on Discord.
Full information on this program and the rules for using it can be found on [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=80730 this forum post] or under the wiki article [[EVE University Out-of-Corp Student Hauling Program|EVE University Out-of-Corp Student Hauling Program]]. This information is out of date, and the above information should be used instead. If you have any questions, please ask in #uni-hauling on Discord.


[[Category:Hauling]]
[[Category:Hauling]]