Stay away from ROEHL!!

well you must be one of the slaves that has no mind, they will get you one day. i worked there and now an O/O. better life then roehl ever gave me.

 

well if you really want a good company to lease onto, look at conway truckload out of joplin mo. i take home about 2k a week if not more after all expenses and i use elogs. good luck with roehl and their sliding pay scale..

 

I find it interesting that out of all the posts here, you chose mine as the one to quote and then tried to insult me. Interesting...

I'm happy that you're an O/O now and happy.

 

Zip it slave, wait when did you learn to type....you're not supposed to have a mind! Back to drinking the ROEHL-AID!!!

 

Owner-op or lease op?
There is a difference!!!

 

If you know business then you know that there is no difference between o/o or l/p. There is nothing in the contract that prevents me from paying off the truck and leaving or turning the truck in and purchasing another from a third party. The truck and business are separate entities with their own contracts.

Many businesses lease their equipment rather than purchasing it. When I decided to do a lease-purchase with Roehl I did a lot of homework and decided that this was the best option for my situation. I wouldn't recommend it for just anyone, nor is it the best way to go. What I am saying is that there isn't really a huge difference. My business is a business and the IRS still expects me to pay my self employment tax like any other business.

 

Oh for the love of god are we still beating this dead horse to death seesh

 

I thought we had it off the tracks with Lambchop, Charlie Horse, Sherry Lewis and the "Song that never ends," but alas I was wrong. It just keeps coming back, so let's all tune in in a hour, a day, or a week for "As the Roehl Thread Turns."

 

Hour later and it still lives...

 

WHY WONT THIS THREAD DIE?!?!?!?! Someone needs to bring out the heavy guns I guess...#### zombie threads...lol