Getting out of a lease within the first 72 hours

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  1. oknavy

    oknavy Light Load Member

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    Flatbed let me know when you start a leasing company with these terms, I'll difently sign on:biggrin_25514:
     
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  3. Mortar Man

    Mortar Man Road Train Member

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    If u want out don't pull a load for sure
     
  4. FLATBED

    FLATBED Road Train Member

    I think Ill call it

    F B N LEASING be truth in advertising FLY BY NIGHT LEASING a division of HOSING YOU INC.
     
  5. cali5742

    cali5742 Bobtail Member

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    I don't drink why do you all ridicule and judge?some help you are
     
  6. HEAVY DUDE

    HEAVY DUDE Road Train Member

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    Your taking the ribbing way to serious, however you have been sitting for a weekend, and your wife is worrying about money? Perhaps you need to ask yourself some hard questions.
     
  7. Rollover the Original

    Rollover the Original Road Train Member

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    The big question is ...Did you drop out of the lease on the 72 hour get out free card? Or did you let them talk you into keeping it? Are they going to pay you for sitting around waiting on them to pull it out or will they not charge you for a truck you aren't in? Let us know what happened yesterday or Monday. I know you realized that a fleece oh sorry a lease is a ripoff and you won't have anything when done and that you're nothing more than a company driver paying to drive their truck for them! Yet they reap all the benefits!
     
  8. Allow Me.

    Allow Me. Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    Just seems to me that the truck you are leasing would be sitting there in the yard ready to go after you looked at it and accepted it. It appears that you signed the lease blindly before the company even assigned a truck to you. "Sign here, Son, we'll see if we can find something for you". Make sure the payments start when you get a dispatch, not before.
     
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