How a carrier with clean paperwork walks off with a $300K load.
A real loss, as a broker described it. Names left out.
A small shop books a carrier it has used before.
It is late on a Friday. The lane is covered. Everyone wants to go home.
Real MC. Real COI. Clean safety record.
Every document checked out because every document was real. The vetting tool shows green across the board.
The carrier’s inbox had been taken over.
The person accepting the rate con was not the carrier. A forwarding rule sent the replies somewhere else.
A driver showed up. The load was gone.
About $300,000 of freight, picked up by a truck nobody had confirmed.
Then the cargo claim was denied.
The carrier on the policy never hauled it, so the insurer saw no covered loss. The shipper still wanted paying.



