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I lost a promotion at a Big Bank when they promoted me. I ran into bad times and they had no choice. 20,000 in college debt. Thats why I am in transportation. (they ran another check to see what my credit looked like!)

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Hey all,

I have worked in the banking industry and it is all about credit when you get hired. I work in commercial transportation these days and all trucking companies use a report called a DAC (Hireright). If you have made any mistakes not only do you get a regular credit check, but you are subject to an in industry credit check. this report can ruin a career in commercial driving if a previous company doesn't like you.It is a way for the USIS to make more money. thanks.

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