He never said he was paying on a 1099.
Being one of his costs is workman's comp it sounds like he is planing to pay with a W2.
Too Good To Be True?
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by TruckNewb, Sep 15, 2019.
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If it's so good,why doesn't he get his own truck
And driver.
Why share it with you.
I wouldn't by a truck for this deal.
No way,there ain't nothing there to
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Its only required for employee's and if he was paying on a 1099 he would have none.
User on here as so quick to try to find something to bash new posters about that they just jump to all kinds of assumptions. -
No, he's going way too cheap on the most important expense. A good ruck and a bad driver equals a bad truck (wrecks, torn up, etc) in no time at all. While a truck that is not pristine can be taken care of by a good driver. Of course if you expect a good driver to drive a ratted out truck you're delusional too. -
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