Trucking Scams Deserve Attention of State Attorney General
As 2009 winds down, Truth About Trucking will continue to push forward in 2010 by our continual exposing of scams, abuse and fraud within the over the road trucking industry. As professional truck drivers, there still exists employee and constitutional rights and those trucking companies which continue to take advantage of drivers, students and trainees, should be held accountable for their actions and their total disregard for the law.
We have and continue to receive emails, letters and phone calls from drivers of all experience everyday, and we appreciate all the input. As we move into the new year, let’s push this fight to raise the standards of the trucking industry, even further. We would invite all who have experienced these scams and abuses first hand, to report your experiences directly to your State Attorney General’s office.
Issues such as:
- False DAC Reporting
- CDL Student Loan fraud
- Victim of a Owner Operator Lease Purchase Program
- Terminated from driving job after a short period of time
- CDL school questionable conduct
- Harassment by a driver-trainer, with no follow through from company
- Purposely starved out by trucking company
- Obvious misconduct by company, such as poor miles, unreasonable job demands
The State Attorney General is the chief law enforcement officer for the State. It is their job to protect consumers of the State from:
- telemarketing scams
- identity theft
- credit fraud
- deceptive home improvement work
- civil rights violations
- questionable charity fund raising
- false advertising
- other unfair practices
- protects children from Internet predators
- pursues con artists who target senior citizens
- targets drug trafficking
- gun violence
- fights fraud and scams that can be financially devastating to families.
Frauds and scams that can financially devastate you and/or your family . . . it’s time to take these trucking scam issues to the next level. The State Attorney General will actively investigate and pursue any report or claim of abuse, scam or fraud by these OTR trucking companies and if found liable, will take appropriate actions. If you feel you have been treated unfairly and unjust as a driver for one of the companies, contact your State Attorney General’s office:
Find your State Attorney General . . .
Let your story be told . . . contact your State Attorney General and let’s keep fighting to “Raise the Standards of the Trucking Industry.”
Truth About Trucking, LLC
“Special Thanks to “You Know Who You Are” for assisting in this post . . . “Allen”
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BE ADVISED!!!
DO TO THE STATES BUDGET WOES—-EACH MUST CHOOSE THE CASES IT INVESTIGATES . SO THE MORE EVIDENCE , WITNESSES YOU CAN BRING TO YOUR COMPLAINT AND FILING THE MORE LIKELY IT WILL BE INVESTIGATED . AS I HAVE BEEN FILING ON SERVERAL EMPLOYERS—-DIDN ‘ T WANT TO BUT I HAD NOTHING LEFT AND A NEW WIFE AND BABY . THESE PEOPLE HAD BEEN DOING THESE THINGS FOR MANY YEARS WHILE SEEMINGLY THE STATE TURNED IT ‘ S BACK . MANY VERBAL COMPLAINTS BUT NO ONE EVER FILED A COMPLAINT THEY LUMPED IT AND LEFT . YOU WANT IT TO CHANGE———————-FILE THE REPORT , TAKE ANY WITNESSES , IN MY EXPERIENCE . WHOLE CLASSES OF STUDENTS , EXPERIENCED DRIVER ARE MANY SO CONTACT EACH OTHER–STAY IN CONTACT AND FILE COMPLAINTS TOGETHER . THIS WILL GAURANTEE AN INVESTIGATION—–STAY SILENT NO MORE——THIS FAR AND NO FARTHER .
I appreciate your passion, and thanks for the advise. You really sum it all up . . . it’s going to take everyone who has been a victim of these abuses and scams to step forward and be noticed and heard . . . it’s the only way these things can get changed. These companies and schools have gotten away with these scams for too many years, and now “our” voices are being heard and noticed . . . keep it up. One person can’t do it . . . it will take everyone who has ever been victimized by this industry to speak out and move forward in holding them responsible for their actions and letting them know that “we” just are not going to let it continue any longer . . . thanks