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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 3513789" data-attributes="member: 58386">Here&#039;s the difference between a Ground contractor and the likes of you and Denial 59. You were employees with little or nothing invested . If there was an employment separation all you lost was a paycheck. As a contractor working under a contract that bound XG to absolutely nothing you could lose every dime you have invested at a moments notice with no prior warning....... And I saw that happen to a number of contractors many of whom for simply standing their ground in an effort to make that company abide by it&#039;s own terms.Now the longer you are a contractor the more money you are required to place at risk but still operate under contractual terms whereby that one million bucks you have at risk today is no more secure than&nbsp; what you had invested in the venture when you began Therefore, you&#039;re always on the lookout for that completely dramatic and completely unforeseen turn of events that could wipe out every cent of money you have invested and for some it is or was every cent they had.As a result I too am always on the lookout for new developments that could in the near term or latter term become an emerging threat to the security of the large and growing larger sums of money contractors are putting on the table.Why do I do it? Understand the basic premise when it comes to X Ground contracting. The whole damn thing is a lie and I saw guys lose their house and&nbsp; their marriage&#039;s breakup over that lie.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 3513789, member: 58386"] Here's the difference between a Ground contractor and the likes of you and Denial 59. You were employees with little or nothing invested . If there was an employment separation all you lost was a paycheck. As a contractor working under a contract that bound XG to absolutely nothing you could lose every dime you have invested at a moments notice with no prior warning....... And I saw that happen to a number of contractors many of whom for simply standing their ground in an effort to make that company abide by it's own terms. Now the longer you are a contractor the more money you are required to place at risk but still operate under contractual terms whereby that one million bucks you have at risk today is no more secure than what you had invested in the venture when you began Therefore, you're always on the lookout for that completely dramatic and completely unforeseen turn of events that could wipe out every cent of money you have invested and for some it is or was every cent they had. As a result I too am always on the lookout for new developments that could in the near term or latter term become an emerging threat to the security of the large and growing larger sums of money contractors are putting on the table. Why do I do it? Understand the basic premise when it comes to X Ground contracting. The whole damn thing is a lie and I saw guys lose their house and their marriage's breakup over that lie. [/QUOTE]

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