If you’ve booked a train ticket online lately, read this before you buy. A real train ticket scam made headlines on January 6, 2026, after a traveler tried to purchase an Amtrak ticket and ended up on a fake booking route that looked official. Scammers are now using the same trick across the U.S., and…
Texas, USA | January–February 2026 Transportation scams are rising sharply across the Southern United States, with recent cases in Texas freight corridors exposing how criminals are exploiting the logistics and auto transport industry. In late January 2026, a freight-related scam involving false carrier identities and diverted shipments resulted in nearly $40,000 in losses for a…
Transport scams are growing fast across the U.S., and the Southern states (Florida, Texas, Georgia, and nearby regions) are getting hit hard. Why? The South has huge volumes of car shipping, port traffic, and freight movement—perfect conditions for scammers to blend in, impersonate real businesses, and disappear after collecting money. These transport scams don’t just…
In January 2026, freight and transport scams were no longer just industry rumors—they were becoming everyday problems for businesses across the southern United States. States like Texas, Georgia, and Louisiana—which move enormous volumes of goods every day—have turned into hotspots for organized logistics fraud. With tight delivery schedules and heavy reliance on online systems, scammers…
When you think about shipping a high-value vehicle, like a $583,689 Mercedes-Benz AMG G63, you expect things to go smoothly. But what if your car just vanished mid-transit? This exact scenario recently happened, making headlines and shining a light on the dark side of the auto transport industry. In January 2026, a Mercedes-Benz AMG G63…