Cussed at by a receiver

You don't know anything about the law and collections. You can file a Civil suit for debt in all 50 states. Debt collectors do it every day. Its called a warrant in debt in Virginia. If you provide a service that you can not collect on, you can have a summons served to the defendant in small claims court.
Anything else you want to tell me that I don't know?

 

In my book, yes, you are being walked on if someone is verbally abusing you/disrespecting you. I agree you dont have to let it get to you, but you dont have to put up with it either.

 

There are a lot of brokers, shippers and major companies in here posing as truck drivers that their real interest is protecting them selfs and defending against any threat drivers might impose on their business.

 

there, fixed it for you

 

You cannot file a warrant in debt in any state, you can only file a warrant of debt in the Commonwealth of Virginia, it also is the beginning of a long process, not the magic bullet you proclaim it to be.

 

You can file with the courts in all 50 states Civil proceedings for a summons to be servered for debt owed to the Plaintiffs. 80% of defendants will settle before the first appearance, and the rest before the second. If not, and you win your case you can have a judgement against the defendant 15 days after the hearing for a bank levy or to have assists seized by the court.

Now tell me that doesn't work. Just because you haven't done it

 

You can file a civil suit in any state, you cannot file a "warrant in debt" anywhere but the Commonwealth of Virginia. You keep saying that a warrant of debt is something magic and everybody should know about, it just doesn't apply, that said I'm done talking about it.

 

You are correct I have not done it, I had a customer base that paid.

 

I have sued,

A landlord $2400. Settled before 2nd appearance.
A telemarketing company. $1500 won that.
A shipper $800. Settled before 1st appearance.
A mega carrier. I can't talk much about that one.
A guy that backed into me. Lost that one.
And a debt collection agency.