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Contact Freight Fraud Victims Network
Email info@freightfraudvictims.com for editorial questions, corrections, privacy or accessibility requests, source suggestions, expert-review or partnership inquiries, and questions about first-hand stories. FFVN is not an emergency service or official reporting agency; use 911, local law enforcement, or the appropriate government channel when required.
Choose the right contact path
- Corrections: include the page URL, disputed statement, explanation, and reliable supporting source.
- Editorial or expert review: describe your role, relevant qualifications, topic, and any conflict of interest.
- Media or partnership: explain the organization, audience, proposed use, and deadline.
- First-hand stories: review the homepage submission safeguards before emailing and do not send attachments or sensitive information.
Use the appropriate official reporting channel
The correct destination depends on what happened. FMCSA provides transportation-industry fraud guidance and the National Consumer Complaint Database. Cyber-enabled fraud may also belong with FBI IC3; suspected fraud affecting U.S. Department of Transportation programs may be reported to DOT OIG; consumer fraud can be reported to the FTC.
- Contact 911 or local law enforcement when there is immediate danger or an active theft.
- Report promptly and keep the confirmation or complaint number from every agency.
- Notify affected insurers, load boards, banks, factoring companies, customers, and business partners through independently verified contact details.
info@freightfraudvictims.com