If you can afford to work for $6.00 a week go to Prime, Inc.

I think the big lesson here is to not post any mistakes or human frailties you may have on here. The Monday morning quarterbacks lie in wait like a hungry cheetah waiting on an unsuspecting antelope to come along.

I wonder how many of the self appointed critics have lived their lives error free. Perhaps paying years of child support for a really dumb mistake. Maybe a few have bought a house with an ARM and are shocked that their payment has doubled. Maybe they sit in front of a $600 big screen TV from Aarons that they are paying $99 per month on for 24 months. A bet some of these guys are on their second or third marriage, thinking they will get it right this time.

I believe in karma too much to kick a man while he's down.

 

Why do people start leases with $0 in their pockets to start?? That's not the way it works in any other business.

 

Very well said, and a good point. None of us are infallible. I hope that a few noobs are reading this thread and learning a few things.
1) Pay a Lawyer to help read the contract. If you cant even afford a $500 Lawyer then you really cant afford a truck.
2) Note EVERY little scratch or ding on the truck, amount of tread on the tires, brake lining, etc...
3) Have AT LEAST $10K set aside for emergencies YOU WILL NEED IT!

Ask questions, most people will give advice. My advice is, ask people who have failed at leasing a truck what made them fail. I have learned more about business listening to what went wrong than how to do everything right.

 

Why does the underdog always get bashed ? You did what you had to do to survive ! There is no shame in a man looking out for his #1 priority , his family ! Things do happen though , best type of lease is with a payment with a dollar end lease buyout. Never had to deal with Prime personally , but see them all over the place . Things will get better for you eventually , keep your head up high man and keep going forward!

 

Good deal, man. I'd rather fly a plane than drive a stupid truck any day. I imagine that's a right handy skill to have.

 

The rush from the risk.....then comes withdrawal..... from their checking and savings then the next thing you know the house is up for sale and their behind a loves selling cotton candy and jimmies

Ethan

 

500 HP has a big effect on the DECISION making process as well for many