The end of zero down

The problem is bigdad7 to many wanting in the game got no skin and have been buffaloed into believing thy can make it without any.

 

The company they lease onto will front them the
5 grand,then take it out of their first four settlements.
They'll be out of business before they ever see
A positive paycheck.
Sounds crazy but you would still have drivers
Lined up around the to sign up for it.

 

There is no such thing as "Free trucks."

When I bought my truck the first payment of that rig was due in three weeks. My next two nuts to solve is fuel for the week and get going on a load. If there was money to be made now was to do it. Or not at all.

(Why did I not continue?) Well there was discrimination from the manager of the school side of the outfit due to my impairment in hearing. Lucky for me he went ahead and tore everything up. He was still of the school that deaf do not drive (This happened until the late 60's) and much less become successful O/O.

Im over it. But I type this story because I had her for about a week and it was interesting to say the least. I probably would have been successful. That was a good tractor too. 425 with a rockwell 9 on a set of 3.82 rears I think it was, a Midroof 120. 180K on the clock somewhere around there. Nothing like the million miles in 5 years kind of deals we do these days...

If you go and buy something, zero down is very dangerous. If you put something down, then you will be more inclined to stay in and fight the challenges that come your way.

 

Well, they have no skin in the game where it's unlikely that anyone will ever own one of their overpriced trucks. If you're going to put something down, at least go with a company that is somewhat reasonable with their payments, and you can take the truck to get fixed where you choose.

 

whoever puts 5000 g's down for a overpriced quality truck that most likely will never come close to owning is a certain kind of special!795 week for 7 years man that seems like a great deal,smh

 

Especially whereas Quality depends on people with no money or credit. They'll go out of business waiting for people with money and good credit to go there to purchase rigs. Honestly, it's the perfect place for people with nothing and nothing to lose. Straying from their formula isn't gonna work in my eyes. The reputation is already etched in stone. I just don't see a new customer base running to Quality to buy. My opinion