Looks like a new poster here, but most likley not a newbie, just re-incarnated. Here is some free DD from Monique, then ask yourself a simple question: would a growing company within a growing industry file for bankruptcy when they are making money?
"The easiest and most concise way to explain what HPTG is all about is it is a long haul trucking and logistics company based in Oak Brook, Illinois. They have trucking yards in Hammond, Indiana and Orlando, Florida, which both have garage/maintenance facilities (Pro Star Truck Centers) and company towing/wrecker service for both. Pro Star Truck Centers also do routine maintenance and tire replacement for other trucking companies. Pro Star Freight Systems carries goods with company owned trucks, leased trucks and owner operator trucks (some owned by individuals and others owned by small trucking companies). Additionally, there are a few mid-sized trucking firms devoting a couple of their trucks which haul for us). Last I heard was we own 30 2016 dry van trailers and lease the rest. Those 30 trailers we own are routinely leased to owner operators. We also haul vehicles on car carriers. Most dispatching is done from Belgrade and Nis, Serbia. I believe some dispatching is done from Oak Brook, Illinois as well. Rough estimates by multiple sources put the total number of trucks hauling for us at 200+. Last annual revenue data we have concerning Pro Star was roughly 27 million in 2014, which was achieved with fewer trucks, one truck center and zero owned trailers. Pro Star's main routes are over the eastern 3rd of the United States, however, they do have a nation wide reach."
