Hello all,
I was driving along yesterday (currently a happy company driver) and over the cb heard a guy going on about making all this money being an O/O (4k@1600 miles a week) I'm assuming before expenses no way that's all profit
Had me wondering what the big difference is between going full O/O and doing a lease through a company
Not planning on selling my soul for a new truck just yet just very curious the pros and cons of each
I know there are categories for these topics but most of the threads were people not being so nice to each other and didn't have alot of helpful conversation so since I'm newer I threw it on here
New vs. Lease purchase trucks
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by GettingRolling, Oct 3, 2019.
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The fools that yack about all the money they make are usually full of #### and dont know they're operating expenses.
A lease operator owns a truck but is leased to one carrier. These fools that lease purchase trucks are basically glorified company drivers. After that guys co takes his weekly truck payment, fuel costs and other costs for doing everything else, bet he nets a grand.bzinger, GlobalFM001, lovesthedrive and 1 other person Thank this. -
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It's a free country. Only you can protect you. Nobody else has that job. Do research like your life depends on it.Swine hauler, kemosabi49, JonJon78 and 1 other person Thank this. -
The promise of big money probably does pull newer drivers in pretty easyFlaSwampRat Thanks this. -
It's not a lease purchase.
It's a flat out lease. The megas only lease their trucks. They don't purchase. And from what I've seen posted. There's no purchase possible. The trucks are traded in every 3 years. The guy getting screwed on the weekly payments has absolutely zero say. I have no idea why it's considered a lease purchase. Or why anybody could consider themselves a o/o.
What I want to know. Is how the IRS collects what they think is owed to them.
CNBC posted a story today. The IRS audits more poorer folk then rich. Because they just don't have the manpower or resources. I think it was an old article. -
You know, those shady outfits that rent you tv's and stereos and couches for a little each month, which you will own after 2 years paying 3 times the retail cost.
Those people often brag about what they 'own' as well.
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