Peel Logistics/ 9879196 Canada Inc.

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Beware

The above Broker located at 43 Hanna Avenue, Unit 535, Toronto, Ontario
Phone number is 416-645-1358 is not paying his carriers and double brokering.

We have invoices that are a year old, he was making payments and now nsf one.

When stating doing the bol act, says do what you have to do.

Please beware of this company.
 
Although it has the ring of a sure fire way to recoup your money, “doing the Bill of Lading Act” is more complicated than waving a piece of paper in front of the delinquent party. If the party that owes you money is a broker, you might be better served by filing a claim for unpaid services in Small Claims Court. If that isn’t your preferred course of action, then going after the owner of the goods and/or company responsible for the freight payment might be in order. This is where the B/L Act comes into play. In order to have even a remote chance at being successful, you must have all of the paperwork in order, with you being shown as the actual carrier. As the B/L is the legal contract of carriage, your case and it’s supporting documents must be able to withstand some serious questioning from the party/parties potentially on the hook to pay. In either case, if the amount owing warrants, you would be best served by spending a few dollars first, and speak to an experienced transportation paralegal, such as Scam Chaser on this site.
 
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Loaders, you are right.

I am a Licensed Paralegal and take everyone on the BOL into court. Someone is going to pay you for the work you have done.

I find that is a very effective way, but I send court papers first to the shipper and consignee and ask them can we settle before going into court. Give them 2 days to respond then file papers.

Normally this works too.
 
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