Knowing What You Know Now, Would You Still Sign Up for Choice Today?

I was gasping at the 800 a week

For what it's worth, I've leased and now own my own. Nothing like a title in your name and monthly payments over weekly. If I had it all over to do again, I would have bought a glider. These emissions trucks are something else. Schneider leases are not walk away either. You're locked in. That was a deal breaker for me last year when I got approved for one. Too many things can happen and change.

 

My post was a general observation on the majority of lease purchase folks, and many in our society as a whole. Not directed at you. I don't know you from adam so how could i make an observation about you personally. Furthermore, i wasnt even speaking to you. I was speaking to tommy.

I completely agree that money is not a measure of a man. The topic isn't about how good a man any of us are. It's about business, period. Buying, or leasing, a truck has nothing to do about being a man. It has everything to do with starting a business. And the only measure of a business in terms of success or failure is the bottom line.

I apologize if my straight forward honest style offends you. But buttercup, if you think I'm harsh just wait till you are a business owner. Every single encounter you will have as a business owner will be based on cold as stone, no feelings involved, sound business decisions. Warm and fuzzy bunnies won't keep you in the black, nor will they keep other enterprises from bleeding you dry.

 

9 month waiting time to bring on your own truck , and it must be 2010 or newer....

Or rent one of there's ....

Do they have frieght to move , or trucks......

Something to think about.

 

Yes I am an IC and mostly read,learn, and stay quiet. But here you nailed it Cat!

I can count 3 streams of revenue for SNI. 1. Government check for training students. 2 Movement of freight. 3. Financing. They really could care less who does any of it as long as the stream continues.

Looking back, Choice is a great program, but after years in all phases of transportation, executive greed will always rule your future.

I would not become an IC on Choice for the time being knowing what I know now. Poorly made equipment, poorly maintained roads, pathetic customer service, a joke box department, and manipulated freight rates. And TOTAL lack of concern from higher ups, Hmmm knowing this now, I would look for another profession. Thats my penny s worth of advice. Good luck in all whatever you decide to make of it!

 

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Judging by your poor attitude, you won't be around long, let alone in business. You shouldn't really spit on the guys/gals that can give you a ton of meaningful advice here. Then again, you sound like one of those know it alls who isn't going to listen to anyone anyway.

 

Someone wont be here very long...

 

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For being on this site since 07 and not even 100 post lead me to believe just by your attitude and your mocking others that you're looking to start trouble