Is the info at IceRoadTruckJobs true or false?

I don´t know if is this question has been posted before. Searched around after some similar but didn´t found anything...

However, what I´m confused about is if the statements on iceroadtruckjobs.com is someting to take for real or not?

For example, they´re saying that:

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and so on...

Seems pretty sensational suggesstions, but how much of all this is really true? Is it, for exampe, for me as a simple swedish driver just to call a companie, hoping for a chance and after that receive living, food, travels, education etc. for free? Is all I need to do just buy a book for 67 dollars, spend some time with mail and phone and after have everything in my own hands?

 

What "life"?

A life you´ll spending with typicall work four 40 years, been raised by television and finally ending your last days in some kind of privacy owned carehome there you´ll get your diapers weight by employers with ambition for saving money, in age of 82?

Or a life there you´ll mabye stop breathing 35-40 years old knowing that you´ve spent every day filled out and your last feeling is that you´ve lived your life every second from cradle to grave?

The first one - not at all. Second - more than life itself.