Hi Daniel,

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buying either one is good/ the pay you to load deliver signatures/bonusesonly expense you have is wearntear on truck let me know of more questions billyharper06@comcast.net

I have done this work for 2 years in Chicago area ( northbrook) but if you are not going to do at your own.......don't buy it first of all, second if you can not do more than 100 stops a day , you will not really make money and then usually fed ex decide what zip code and streets should go on what truck , you will have designated area but still always something out of your way... third con you have to deliver to the resturants before 11 Am , otherwise you are screwed up... So, if you need more cons... I have it........Pro's not much..... you can make about 60k a year but have to run the route and then you have pay everything out of it... all maintenace is yours, gas and everything.....if your truck breaks down you need to run a route....get rental truck.......Sorry I don't mean to scare but Ground is not really a FEDEX.... you will be better off working for FedEx itself pays about $20-24 an hour....but they dont' hire easy..thanks

I meant to much to discuss in a forum post

I formed a trucking company and am now servicing Fedex Home Delivery. Ground is a different animal than home delivery. Lots to discuss in a forum post. There are pros and cons in every business. There are headaches with every business. With the right route/location, one can easily gross over 6 figures with a very good net and ROI. The key is to eventually own more than one ( as you would want to do if you owned a franchise or pizzeria, etc ) and become more of a manager and let the routes run themselves.

Hello Daniel, where are you looking for the route and I guess I would ask Why? You know that they have surveyed everything so that you would be buying a job with you handling the headaches not them. Look at getting a franchise that does many of the same things with the headaches already worked out and with you having the benefit of owning the business. Or just get a job with a delivery service and let them take the deductions for all expenses. Doesn't sound like the best deal when other things work better. Check out our franchise and then several others first. Thanks Jon at Edgemaster Mobile Sharpening.

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