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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 2339979" data-attributes="member: 60252">Closer to a franchise than a real contractor agreement. And since you are so smart, why not inform me of all the necessary elements to be a franchise???? The contractor does have ownership rights to all the deliveries in the contracted areas. You should know that. Instead of a contractor scam the banks won&#039;t lend on, it&#039;s more like a franchise scam they won&#039;t lend on. But the contractor does have rights to the deliveries and money they generate. It is the only value the contract has.Are you going to tell me that a Stanley Steemer franchise isn&#039;t really a franchise either????? Every post of yours is proving how little you know about how fedex works their &#039;contractor&#039; scam. Did you even read that just because a contract calls a pig a dog doesn&#039;t make it legally a dog???? And that is what the ISPs got- a real pig that everyone but you knows is a dog.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 2339979, member: 60252"] Closer to a franchise than a real contractor agreement. And since you are so smart, why not inform me of all the necessary elements to be a franchise???? The contractor does have ownership rights to all the deliveries in the contracted areas. You should know that. Instead of a contractor scam the banks won't lend on, it's more like a franchise scam they won't lend on. But the contractor does have rights to the deliveries and money they generate. It is the only value the contract has. Are you going to tell me that a Stanley Steemer franchise isn't really a franchise either????? Every post of yours is proving how little you know about how fedex works their 'contractor' scam. Did you even read that just because a contract calls a pig a dog doesn't make it legally a dog???? And that is what the ISPs got- a real pig that everyone but you knows is a dog. [/QUOTE]

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