Is there anything I can do about a company lying?

Call a lawyer you are intitled to see the rate.

 

WHAT does your contract say?

YOU need to read this

FMCSA CFR 376.12 subpart (g)

Copies of freight bill or other form of freight documentation. When a lessor's revenue is based on a percentage of the gross revenue for a shipment, the lease must specify that the authorized carrier will give the lessor, before or at the time of settlement, a copy of the rated freight bill or a computer-generated document containing the same information, or, in the case of contract carriers, any other form of documentation actually used for a shipment containing the same information that would appear on a rated freight bill. When a computer-generated document is provided, the lease will permit lessor to view, during normal business hours, a copy of any actual document underlying the computer-generated document. Regardless of the method of compensation, the lease must permit lessor to examine copies of the carrier's tariff or, in the case of contract carriers, other documents from which rates and charges are computed, provided that where rates and charges are computed from a contract of a contract carrier, only those portions of the contract containing the same information that would appear on a rated freight bill need be disclosed. The authorized carrier may delete the names of shippers and consignees shown on the freight bill or other form of documentation.

 

In plain english, you are legally entitled to see the original contract showing the rates.

TA

 

Your entitled to c the contract but that doesnt mean u gonna get 70% of what u c.
Trucking companies offering lease purchase usually set up a seperate brokerage entity to put an extra middle man between u and the customer.so maybe the loads pay really good but u only gonna c 60% at best.

 

You should have a copy of the actual invoice for every load hauled. If they don't do that, you need to have your attorney discuss it with them, again depending on what you signed in your contract.

 

I don't think I've thanked you for all the great info and source you cite on here. Not only do you often have the answer, but you cite regs to back it up. I know Mr. E and I really appreciate it, and I have a feeling many more do, too.

So thanks for taking your time to help us.

 

@Ridgeline ....