Using e-checks to stop theft

Randy Brown will tell you that if he had a way to double-check the identities of truck drivers electronically in real time, he wouldn't have been burned for $500,000. That's what his company, Ag Depot, a packaging/bulk handling, repackaging, manufacturing, and transportation services provider for manufacturers and retailers of agricultural crop protection products, lost when one of its chemical loads was stolen in June 2002. The incident pushed Brown to develop his own online verification system for truck drivers, called Driver Passport, to prevent similar thefts. “Had Driver Passport been in place, the theft would not have occurred,” ...

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