$14,000 a week pay for truckers

The catch is more than likely the fact that they don't even have a contract with anyone and are using agresive advertisement to build up a fleet quickly so they can stand a chance on a bid. 2 things happen here, they lose the bid and this company banishes overnight or they get it and screw all the drivers over with their lies but now they have a steady contract.

I've seen this happen quite a few times, always ask who they work for to figure out if it's BS or not.

 

So what do the ice road truckers earn ?

this looks like a good scammy attempt to harvest names emails and cell phone numbers.

“Hello? Yes , sorry all those positions have been filled , but we do have some vacancies left that pay 43 cents a mile ....

 

If its too good to be true it probably is.

Methinks some cubicle dweller hit the zero 1 too many times.

 

All I see on their website is that they are hiring drivers with nothing mentioning pay at all.

Clickbait!

 

Yes they’re real, yes they’re looking for owner operators to do oilfield work.

 

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Appears to B Real!!

 

How is that possible? It doesn’t make any sense

 

Erupting all over the country on blogs and social media....

that’s all it is.
Clickbait.
Since we all know that $14k a week, isn’t mathematically possible.

Maybe gross to a o/o truck with team drivers ?
Otherwise, not gonna happen.

 

The ####### that wrote the headline had fat fingers and typed one too many zeros

 

That's twice what I made as a Wireline engineer in the oilfield. There's got to be more to the story.