About Kats Unlimited LLC
Kats Unlimited LLC is a freight brokerage and small trucking operator headquartered in Pearlington, Mississippi. Public U.S. Department of Transportation and FMCSA records list the company as a broker arranging for transportation of freight (excluding household goods), operating under MC number 1542820 and phone number 228‑344‑0587.([li-public.fmcsa.dot.gov](https://li-public.fmcsa.dot.gov/lihtml/rptspdf/LI_REGISTER20230425.PDF?utm_source=openai)) This means they coordinate shipments between customers who need goods moved and motor carriers that can haul those loads.
A charge from this business would most likely be related to commercial transportation services—such as brokering or hauling a truckload or less‑than‑truckload (LTL) shipment, often for a business rather than an individual consumer. In many cases, the cardholder is a business owner, freight coordinator, or independent contractor paying for a specific load, lane, or deposit for future hauling. The descriptor string on your statement may show variations around their phone number (228‑344‑0587), their MC/USDOT registration, or a shorthand/DBA name tied to their account with the payment processor, which can sometimes appear as something like “IN *FREEDOMS SE228-3440587 MS” even though the registered carrier/broker is Kats Unlimited LLC.
If you don’t recognize this charge, first check any recent or past‑due invoices, bills of lading, or load confirmations tied to your business, dispatch software, or factoring company to see if Kats Unlimited (or a brokerage using them as carrier) appears. The fastest way to resolve questions is usually to call the phone number in the descriptor or on the freight paperwork and ask for billing or accounts receivable, referencing the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of the card. You can also ask your bank to provide the merchant’s legal name as it appears on the acquiring network; if it shows as Kats Unlimited LLC or a freight brokerage in Pearlington, Mississippi, that strongly indicates this is a legitimate trucking/freight charge. For disputed loads (e.g., cancelled shipments, double billing), gather supporting documents (rate confirmations, proof of delivery, emails) before contacting them or initiating a dispute with your card issuer.