Prime - Only newbies sing the praises

After having been through the Prime merry-go-round I can understand why there are so few posts exposing prime.

First and foremost: Prime is predatory business.

If you have seen middle America you can understand how they prey on those trying to escape the economic blight covering the middle states. Prime knows that a little bling is enough to fool those who've never had much or even traveled much - re: the Millenium Building.

I've spoken to lease operators who swear this company is a "thieving company" - to use a lease operator's own words.

Steve Larson, fleet manager (whatever that means) and Steve Olson, skip/training pad manager, are pathological liars and drunks. These hicks think they can fool anybody including educated and experienced people. These fools run interference for the likes of Rob (notice the name) Lowe, company runner, et al.

I was in the fortunate position to not be desperate and actually have a job that paid way more than prime back home. I went to prime as a way to escape the big city hustle-and-bustle. A sort of paid-for vacation. However, while at prime, I noticed all the desperate faces that strolled through its doors and could not help but feel sorry for all the potential victims that many of them will become.

I realize that prime does offer a pretty good opportunity for those with nothing. But, if you have a brain you better use it and get something more enjoyable. I know many of you are looking to get your foot in the door and get your cdl and experience. I've spoken to others who were there just for that.

Time flies. If you're using prime as a springboard to something else then I commend you. Get your benefits and leave (this is what prime does with you anyway). It's not easy surviving predators.

If you want to know more about prime from real ex-primers check out ripoffreports.

Oh, U2exit and IronPony, you have been exposed as the shills that you are. Don't bother spewing you poison because inexperienced people will always ignore advice to see for themselves.