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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 4715576" data-attributes="member: 60252">That is wrong. All you are buying is the right to continue the contract until it expires IF fedex doesn&#039;t decide to cancel it You have ZERO rights to a geographical area&nbsp; when fedex reserves the right to change it due to operational needs. Buying a right to finish out a&nbsp; contract that actually gives you no concrete rights is nuts if the price is more than the amount of profit you can earn before the contract reaches the expiration date.&nbsp; And contractors don&#039;t lease vehicles under fedex authority. They operate under fedex authoroty, which is different. If fedex was the owner of the vehicle, you might be able to lease from them, but you seem to have it backwards. The fact is that if you also lease the vehicle from fedex, you are LESS likely to really be an independent business. The leasing company will come after you- not fedex. You should REALLY know that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 4715576, member: 60252"] That is wrong. All you are buying is the right to continue the contract until it expires IF fedex doesn't decide to cancel it You have ZERO rights to a geographical area when fedex reserves the right to change it due to operational needs. Buying a right to finish out a contract that actually gives you no concrete rights is nuts if the price is more than the amount of profit you can earn before the contract reaches the expiration date. And contractors don't lease vehicles under fedex authority. They operate under fedex authoroty, which is different. If fedex was the owner of the vehicle, you might be able to lease from them, but you seem to have it backwards. The fact is that if you also lease the vehicle from fedex, you are LESS likely to really be an independent business. The leasing company will come after you- not fedex. You should REALLY know that. [/QUOTE]

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