The Feds Just Announced All Lease Purchase Deals Should Be Banned

"The only lessons learned in life are the things that you regret."

 

This is an effort in futility. I’m done explaining that no one gives a #### about them. I care about me. Not teaching some idiot a lesson. And not some silly nonsense about the downfall of society.

 

And you can’t even say they learned a lesson. They just go to another company. And start the whole cycle all over again.

 

You are correct, many do. The other company "screwed them over", but they know what happened, and what to look out for.....

 

There will be a ton of used white Volvos up for sale in northeast Illinois if this happens!

 

I don't know friends. I did good at SRT until David "I'm a sick piece of excrement" Parker slammed the doors on myself and others. I had a truck through TEL but wasn't able to take it to A&A Express due to their outrageous contract demands despite A&A offering to front them the fees and allowing me to work them off. The only reason I lost out at A&A a year before my lease was to end is because I got into it with a dispatcher whom was one of the company president's boys. Imagine a person having such a giant lady part that he feels the need to destroy you and they let him. I left to keep from going to prison. Seems it's just getting worse with these lease purchases and I'm so glad to be gone. If I had to drive again, I'd sooner save up, find a truck, take a mechanic to look at said truck and then decide from there.

 

Look down, look down
That lonesome road
Before you travel on
Look up, look up
And greet your maker
'Fore Gabriel blows his horn
Weary of toting such a heavy load
Trudging down that lonesome road
Look down, look down
That lonesome road
Before you travel on
Weary of toting such a heavy load
Trudging down that lonesome road
Look down, look down
That lonesome road
Before you travel on
Before you travel on

 

The best version...IMHO

 

That is correct they are definitely geared to benefit the company
Yes it's true it's an easy way for a driver to potentially own a truck.
Though they do make it very hard sometimes.
Mainly because of safety scores and cameras.

 

If the financial risk / reward is tilted towards reward why would the company be willing to let that profit go to someone else?