Recently, a logistics company in Xiangyang, China ran away, causing more than a dozen merchants to lose their money!The boss is now in Montreal, Canada. He calls 5146629395It's not uncommon for a logistics company to run and close a store. Victims can only hate their teeth but can't do anything about it!Another logistics company ran out of money. How can merchants recover their hard-earned money?It is understood that this running logistics company is called "Xiang Peng Suizhou" and mainly runs the route from Xiangyang to Suizhou.The company has been in business for more than ten years and moved to Tongjitang LTL Logistics Park last October. Last Saturday, March 30, it was discovered that the shop was closed and the owner's phone was abnormal.Another logistics company ran out of money. How can merchants recover their hard-earned money?The victim revealed to reporters that they have cooperated for more than a decade and everyone has always trusted it. Previously, they used a logistics note every Saturday morning to settle the payment on behalf of the collection.However, the reporter found from the logistics list in the hands of the merchant that there are still many outstanding bills half a year ago. Since this company had been not actively checking out half a year ago, why haven't merchants been alert?Now mobile payment is very convenient, and merchants can have better choices. Why do you let logistics companies collect payment on their behalf? Some merchants said that collection is generally a last resort for the elderly. In addition, logistics collection is also a consistent way of doing business for so many years. It is natural to get used to it.

Another logistics company ran out of money. How can merchants recover their hard-earned money?According to statistics from merchants, the logistics company owes arrears for collections to nearly 20 households in Gancai City alone, ranging from several thousand to 70,000 yuan, totaling about 600,000. The logistics companies that have cooperated for many years are now running out of money, which makes merchants very angry.