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Fraudulent load postings on DAT under TForce LSM, LLC; official communications use 'tiwwi.com' domain.
TForce LSM, LLC alerted carriers that fraudulent load postings are being made on DAT under their account. The fraudulent posts request contact via email addresses with the domain 'twwinst', which is not affiliated with TForce. The official emails from TForce use the domain 'tiwwi.com' and any affected parties are advised to contact them directly.
TForce reports their DAT was compromised. If you're a carrier make sure to read below if you're booking with them. pic.twitter.com/qkn2HeCmri
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