Attention, whomever wanted to do a lease purchase through Wil-Trans and their other companies

Try the best pass it's mentioned allot on this forum. http://www.bestpass.com/owners-operators Bestpass offers services that save time and money on the road, while simplifying back office activities. Bestpass works with tolling authorities across the country to provide our truckers with the best discounts available. Our flexible solution enables coast-to-coast coverage and combines weigh station bypass, in one device and one invoice. On top of that, our single Customer Service Center is available to assist you every step of the way. No matter where you're going, Bestpass is where you go.

 

Toll areas to avoid. NJ,NY, only Chicago not ILL, east KS-35 some 70, Maine, Maryland, VT, DE

 

Gross $3800 and end up -$300 something in the hole?

 

LOL! So with "Best Pass"....you pretty much just avoid tolls, and pay them monthly for their advice to avoid tolls?

 

Could the problem be a fuel management issue?

 

Don't understand why you are complaining about all this, you should have known all this and known your numbers before you signed the papers. Did the shiney new truck do ya in?

 

Just by your few posts you are no where near ready to own a truck. Qualcomm is not free, the passes can be avoided, you just have to pull in to the scales and pay for tolls. You better have a maintenance and tire account or you would be on here with a thread titled... "Where can I get a loan, I need new valve stems."

 

Yeppers. It sounds like he's trying to start a business (Leasing is a business folks) without reading contracts or knowing what is needed to run said business. Of the few charges he mentions, only 2 are not required, (the ez pass and pre pass) and they are so very convenient that a lot of l/o & o/o use them. What he needs to do, is go through what is required by contract (maintenance, qualcom and maybe a couple others) and get rid of all the convenience charges. He may find it worth it, he may not.

 

Palmer was so hard up for Lease Operators that at one point they were guarenteeing a minimal $1200.00 a week paycheck. Doubt if that is still available.

 

Would like to have seen the unobtaiable perimeters of that "gauranty".