Double brokering
A load is reassigned without authorization, often leaving the legitimate carrier unpaid.
Independent victim support & fraud awareness
Your storyCould stopThe nextFreight scam.
A protected place for carriers, brokers, drivers, dispatchers, and shippers to describe freight fraud and find credible next steps.
01Confidential submissions
02Private human review
03Anonymous publishing available
Why we exist
Fraud thrives
in silence.
Freight fraud damages legitimate businesses, livelihoods, and trust across the supply chain.
Victims are too often left to navigate the aftermath alone. This independent network gives people a careful place to describe what happened, see recurring patterns, and reach official reporting channels.
What people report
Name the
pattern.
Share only what you personally experienced. Keep it factual, avoid sensitive personal information, and use official authorities for formal complaints.
Identity theft
A carrier or broker identity is copied and used to book, redirect, or collect on freight.
Unpaid loads
Freight is delivered, but the agreed payment is withheld, disputed, or disappears.
Cargo theft
A shipment is picked up, rerouted, or released through fraudulent instructions.
Fake operators
A carrier, broker, dispatcher, or service provider misrepresents who they are.
Other freight scams
Phishing, altered instructions, impersonation, and related schemes across the supply chain.
How it works
Your story.
Your control.
We are an independent awareness network—not a court, regulator, law-enforcement agency, or legal service.
- 01
Tell us what happened
Write a clear first-hand account in your own words. Do not send files or attachments.
- 02
Choose your privacy
Keep the story private, allow anonymous publishing, or permit your name to appear.
- 03
Private human review
A moderator checks for clarity, unsafe personal information, threats, and harassment.
- 04
Share only with consent
Nothing is published automatically. You remain in control of your publication preference.
Private intake
Tell us what
happened.
Your written submission is reviewed privately first. You decide whether it stays private or may be published, with or without your name.
Written accounts only
Do not send or attach files, documents, screenshots, identification, financial details, passwords, medical information, or other sensitive material.
Community standard
Facts before
outrage.
First-hand accounts
Describe what you or your company directly experienced, not rumors or second-hand claims.
Privacy protected
Leave out private personal information. Anonymous publication is available when requested.
Respect required
Keep submissions factual and professional. Threats, harassment, and retaliation are not accepted.
Official reporting routes
Take the next
official step.
Sharing here does not replace an official complaint. Use the appropriate government channel as soon as possible.
FMCSA
Broker and carrier fraud guidance
OpenNCCDBNational Consumer Complaint Database
OpenDOT OIGReport fraud, waste, or abuse
OpenFBI IC3Cyber-enabled fraud complaint
OpenImmediate danger or an active theft? Contact 911 or the appropriate local law-enforcement agency. This website is not an emergency service.
You are not alone
One victim can be ignored.
A pattern cannot.
Join people across freight who are working to expose repeat schemes and make the industry harder to exploit.
Join the Facebook GroupSocial signal network
Follow the
signal.
Stay connected to the network across the channels where freight professionals already gather.
01LinkedInCompany updates and industry advocacyFreight Fraud VictimsOpen channel02Facebook GroupA community for victims to connect and share/groups/freightfraudOpen channel03InstagramCampaign dispatches and fraud-awareness updates@freightfraudvictimsOpen channel04FacebookPublic network updates and practical resources@freightfraudvictimsOpen channel
Questions
Before you
submit.
Will my story be published automatically?
No. Submissions are reviewed privately, and publication requires your permission. Anonymous publication is available.
Do you decide whether a company committed fraud?
No. We share contributor experiences and recurring patterns. We are not a court, regulator, law-enforcement agency, or legal service.
Can I send files or attachments?
No. Please send only a written first-hand account and leave out sensitive personal information.
Can the other party respond?
Factual responses and corrections can be reviewed. The goal is careful awareness, not public harassment.