400 wk lease

So your gonna pay $60000 for a new truck? I call bs on that one.
Remember the old rule "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."

 

compensation: 1,800.00 net weekly average take home
Average take home after all expenses including fuel averages 1,300.00

which is it?

Furthermore, $1300 ain't great pay for a week's work on a lease.....jus' sayin'

 

It says newer truck (2011-2012), not new. It could have 800kmi and be worth under $40K

 

Haven't you heard yet, every thing you read on the internet is true, especially if it is on CL.

 

Probably CRST

 

Googled the Phone Number

Truckers Advocate

http://www.tractortrailerjob.com/lease_purchase.php

 

those numbers all sound CRST

 

Guess ya gotta learn how to read first.... Says a newer truck, not a NEW truck....

 

When you see numbers for a lease/purchase they do not usually include all the charges you must pay under the lease. For instance, most have mandatory maintenance contributions. In addition, you also need to include insurance and other mandatory costs which may not be included in the actual lease payment. You need to get a list of all deductions/costs that are in the lease agreement and add them up. Most wind up costing the lease operator around $900/week. That is a lot of money.