Canadian scam affecting U.S. trucking companies

Nov 28, 2012

The FBI is warning trucking companies about a scheme based in Montreal in which a few Canadian businesses are ripping off U.S. companies, including trucking and logistics companies. The Canadian companies are requesting lines of credit, purchasing items, lining up a shipper and never paying any of their tabs, the FBI says.

For the full report, see CCJ sister site Overdrive‘s article.

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