Has anyone read this ebook: How to Make $65-$95,000 Driving
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At one time I was recruiting for Praxair....a local tanker job that paid 65K to 85K per year.
They were very picky and only wanted flawless drivers. So the book would go like this. Work hard for 2 years in OTR. Never get a ticket Never get a dwi ever Never get a felony Never get ever a misdemeaner charge. If you had a hot check charge 15 years ago for a 5 buck hamburger, they will still turn you down. Never have any unemployment. Even if you were unemployed 2 years ago for 3 weeks, they will still turn you down. Needless to say it was a hard job to hire for. However, I did find quite a few drivers that qualified.
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Originally Posted by Geeeeeezer
I'll bet the first chapter starts off something like this.................
"As I sat there in the Flying J parking lot in my truck, I wondered to myself,"How the Hell did my life come to this?'.
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"I read the ebook, "The Truth about Trucking". Common sense stuff and a waste of money. Drive OTR for a big outfit for 1 year and then go local by working in the food delivery service arena. That was pretty much the gist of it."
Anthony1995 --- Is that what he said? I mean, is that his "secret"? The "65k-95k" book IS self-published, which means he paid someone to print a bunch of copies for him, which means no self-respecting publisher would touch it because they didn't see a market for it. Self-published stuff is poorly-written, unedited junk. The "publisher" makes his money off the author, not from book sales. Still, if someone gets a useful tip out of it, that's okay. But $25 for a PDF file? I agree that that's steep.
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Originally Posted by Sheepdancer
At one time I was recruiting for Praxair....a local tanker job that paid 65K to 85K per year.
They were very picky and only wanted flawless drivers. So the book would go like this. Work hard for 2 years in OTR. Never get a ticket Never get a dwi ever Never get a felony Never get ever a misdemeaner charge. If you had a hot check charge 15 years ago for a 5 buck hamburger, they will still turn you down. Never have any unemployment. Even if you were unemployed 2 years ago for 3 weeks, they will still turn you down. Needless to say it was a hard job to hire for. However, I did find quite a few drivers that qualified.
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Still, if someone gets a useful tip out of it, that's okay. But $25 for a PDF file? I agree that that's steep.
I bought a PDF ebook with print feature DEACTIVATED and practically forgot about it. Too hard/inconvenient to read on monitor. I don't trust publishers such as this when they don't provide a forum for open discussion and collaboration.
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That's one I won't be buying.
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