Their dimensioner says so. Did they attach the certified scale ticket their own tariff requires?
Stop paying LTL rebills you can beat.
Reweighs, reclasses, post-delivery adjustments — carriers correct the bill after the freight delivers, and most brokers just pay. Forward the notice to Reclane. We check whether their proof actually holds up, and build the dispute packet when it doesn't.
Flat fee. No percentage of recoveries. Sometimes we'll tell you to just pay — honestly.
Their dimensioner says so. Did they attach the certified scale ticket their own tariff requires?
Since the July 2025 NMFC density changes, reclasses spiked. Some are right. Some can't be proven.
Added three weeks after delivery. The filing window's already closing.
You quoted the load, the customer paid, the margin was booked. Then the correction arrived. Every unchecked rebill is margin you already earned, given back.
Make them prove it, then file clean.
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Carrier notice changes the shipment from 860 lbs to 1,240 lbs.
Reweigh notice changes 860 lbs to 1,240 lbs. No certified scale ticket referenced.
BOL and packing slip both show 860 lbs for the shipped pallet.
Broker bill of lading on file.
Packing slip supports the broker's shipped value.
Shipper scale ticket supports the broker's weight.
Billing dispute email Header - Subject: Dispute packet — FedEx Freight PRO 784-204-193 - Prepared by: Acme Freight Brokerage - Carrier: FedEx Freight - PRO: 784-204-193 - Filing channel: email fxfrevsoltn@fedexfreight.com or call 1.866.FXF.4LTL - Generated: July 6, 2026 Dispute basis We dispute the post-delivery correction on FedEx Freight PRO 784-204-193. Original charge $233.10; corrected charge $645.48; disputed delta $412.38. Filing window basis: FedEx Freight 100-Y Item 438: customer overcharge actions must start within 180 days from receipt of the original invoice plus 7 days. The notice does not show a certified scale ticket referenced on the notice, as required by FedEx Freight 100-Y Rules Tariff, Item 360 paragraph 3; filing window Item 438 (revised 2026-06-01). Notice excerpt: "Reweigh notice changes 860 lbs to 1,240 lbs. No certified scale ticket referenced." Evidence list - FedEx Freight notice 784-204-193 (notice) — page 1; a certified scale ticket referenced on the notice - 784-204-193 BOL (BOL) — page 1; sample-field - 784-204-193 packing slip (packing slip) — page 1; sample-field - 784-204-193 certified scale ticket (certified scale ticket) — page 1; sample-field Requested action Please review this dispute for FedEx Freight PRO 784-204-193. Requested credit amount: $412.38. Please provide the billing and delivery document copies available on request under FedEx Freight 100-Y Rules Tariff, Item 360 paragraph 3. ENCL list - FedEx Freight notice 784-204-193 — notice - 784-204-193 BOL — BOL - 784-204-193 packing slip — packing slip - 784-204-193 certified scale ticket — certified scale ticket
Sometimes the answer is: pay it.
When the carrier's proof is complete and correct, we say so — with the reason. You'll never get an inflated finding from us, because we don't take a cut of recoveries. Flat fee. Your money stays yours, including the judgment calls.
Corrections are automated. Your defense is still manual.
NMFC moved ~2,000 commodities to density-based classes. Reclass volume jumped.
of dock freight now crosses a dimensioner. Their side is automated; yours isn't.
typical carrier dispute windows. Packets filed fast win more.
Industry-reported figures; sources linked before launch.
Start with the paid teardown.
Teardown
Starter
Core
A single beaten reweigh — the sample above is $412.38 — pays for six weeks of Starter. You'll know your number after the teardown.
Carriers deny everything anyway.+
They deny undocumented disputes. A packet that cites their own tariff item and attaches the required proof is a different conversation. That's the whole product.
My team already handles rebills.+
Then the teardown is a grade for them. If all 10 were handled right, you've spent $299 to sleep better.
We just pay them — not worth the time.+
At your volume that's roughly a year of unchecked corrections. Ten minutes of forwarding to find out isn't much rent.
Is this AI? I don't trust AI with money.+
AI reads the documents. The verdict is a checklist written from carrier tariffs — every conclusion cites its source. You can audit the audit.
Why not a percentage of what you recover?+
Because then we'd be motivated to inflate claims. Flat fee keeps us honest and keeps your recoveries yours.
What about data handling?+
Processed, verdict delivered, deletable any time. Never trained on. Your documents stay yours.