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We are currently getting insider information from a freight broker who is dealing with this situation.
It seems like every day the freight industry in the US hears of a new scam or fraud involving overseas dispatchers.
Overseas scammers always find new, creative ways of defrauding our industry, and this time is no different.
We are currently getting insider information from a freight broker who is dealing with this situation. He told us:
"Quick details: A carrier sold their MC, someone (overseas is my guess) bought it, put together an almost Ocean's 11-style bank heist, and hit over a dozen and counting brokers. They are currently in possession of over two dozen loads, holding them hostage and demanding money before delivery is made."
The freight broker has asked us to remain anonymous at the moment but will send us more information as he has it.
The MCs involved are Agility Express (MC 1089634) and ZAP Transportation (MC 434847). Here are the key details:
The Bannon Report, a social media page that helps inform the industry of fraudulent activities, posted yesterday the following:
In the comment section, David Pryor made the connection between ZAP Transportation and Agility Express.
As we get more information, we will keep you all updated. Make sure to subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates.
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