XPO Lease Program

Did your friend tell you how much is weekly payment is for that!!!!!!

 

Maybe you could do it the old fashioned way - call recruiting?

 

Recruiting has nothing to do with the lease program. Quality companies do the leasing go to quality companies website. It will show all the company's that they allow you to lease your truck on to Xpo is just one of them. Those trucks are from 350 to 700 a week depending on year and milage. Xpo pays 1.10 loaded and .88 empty

 

Yea, he'll get the truth there!

 

Haha! Isn't that the truth?

 

He's looking for a lease, so I think he's looking for the truth, and I'm sure a recruiter will have it.

 

Recruiting had the information you just posted, right? I know they aren't leasing anybody anything

Also, if you know this, call the lease companies..

Conway pays $1.10 loaded and $.88 empty? I've never been paid in that manner. Of course, I bought elsewhere and leased on to Conway a mere 3 years ago. I'd get a major raise in pay if I did get paid like that. DH or empty accounts for like 1% of my miles. Maybe less, and I'm only getting $.95 now, all miles, FSC loaded only.

Thanks for the information, I'll call Connie.

 

Well, Truckin2Eat, I have news for you based on this post. I called Connie/Accounting for you and they definitely do NOT pay $1.10/mile loaded and $.88 empty. They pay what I mentioned, $.95 all dispatched miles, loaded or empty. I think those numbers are what Swift is doing. The $1.10 sounds great, but page 2 isn't so good. The FSC goes down the longer the trips are, like when I heard that lovely $1.10 number I called them and got $.03/mile FSC for trips over 500 miles. The $.95 is a better number actually because XPO/Conway doesn't siphon off of the FSC.

 

Well buddy when I called around last year in July that's what the recruiter told me about the rates of pay and to call quality companies about the truck information. And to be honest to each it's own but I have hauled containers and got paid by the mile. And it was straight bs to me I rather get paid percentage to haul containers like I am now then to get paid by the mile.