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Scammers use LIV Enterprises' MC# for fake deals. Ensure emails are from @liventerprises.com & call 630-672-8545 for verification.
Beware of Scammers Misusing MC#: LIV Enterprises has alerted us of impostors using their MC# to double-broker Amazon loads. These scammers use emails like logisticsinvisionenterprises@gmail.com and phone numbers beginning with 214. Genuine communications from LIV come from domains @liventerprises.com or @liventerpriesesinc.com, and their official phone numbers start with 630. Confirm legitimacy via their main line at 630 672 8545 before engaging.
We also received a DM, showing that Uber Freights DAT had been compromised. Always make sure that the email ending of the person you are in contact with, is the actual company email.
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New hire's suspicious behavior raises red flags at freight company. Industry veteran shares similar tale, highlighting ongoing corporate espionage concerns.
A truck carrying flammable chemicals crashed and exploded on Route 3 in Clifton, NJ, killing the driver and forcing evacuations.
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Driver wages remain the largest expense. Safety bonuses ($1,831 average) surpassed starting bonuses for the first time.
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