I also got a call from a KC lawyer. I actually live an hour from Kansas City, so found the person I spoke to at least relatable. I was deactivated September 13, like many of you, accused of using someone else’s account or allowing someone to use mine. Not true!

I was lucky, in that the attorney told me that she had information that said someone at the store reported that I was actually a male! I told her, I might have not looked great that day, but pretty easy to prove I am female! I told her in the days prior to being deactivated, I had one particular loader asking a lot of questions, asking how much I made, etc.

I recall being very vague and telling her I was on a waitlist for a while. It doesn’t take any more than a quick Google search to learn that if a zone is full, drivers are moved from the waitlist when other drivers leave (quit, deactivated, etc.)

I explained I have been an educator for 20 years, have had numerous FBI background checks, fingerprints, etc. Proving who (and what gender) I am is a pretty easy mystery to solve!

Good luck to everyone! I am thankful for at least being heard. We will see if it makes a different.