My experience in Prime's lease program so far.

Doesn't matter. One - your business plan should reflect all the expected deductions and what they're for. Two - if something shows up on your statement that doesn't match your business plan, you darn well better find out asap. Three - if the statement is confusing, then you better darn well figure it out.

It would appear that OP was ultimately doomed to failure. Didn't have a basic understanding of his statement, much less a contingency plan to handle anything my major ... Major problem occurs, followed by the inevitable failure.

He can white wash it all he wants, but he crashed and burned. Not Prime's fault he didn't have a solid grasp on how to manage a business.

 

No one really advertises for students.
The big companies would be the best bet, Schlumberger slb.com, Haliburton, Baker Hughes etc.
Driving may not be what they hire you on for to begin with but getting through the door and figuring out what you don't know, what you don't know is half the battle. Good luck.

 

Yea, I hope they cover it for you after the fact. If not, that would be a double whammy.

 

It's not the amount of the charge ... It's the inattention to detail.

 

But you are perfect. From the first day you started
This thread you attacked anyone who told you how
Bad this lease is with prime.
But you didn't want to hear any of it.

Even from drivers who had done it before and told
You it was a sucker deal.
You had it all figured out,you knew everything then.
Those truck payments are a #####.
They never take a week off.

 

I’m interested to hear about this company you work for that will fly you to Maine for a week every 3 weeks... I’m up in Caribou.