No surprise it was a bad deal

[NC man]

A veteran who set up a business delivering Amazon packages says he feels trapped and can't shut down because of potentially high exit fees for returning Amazon's branded vans

"You're looking at well over $100,000 of damages they are going to find in your fleet," a veteran and Amazon DSP owner told Protocol.

www.yahoo.com

 

[59 Dano]

This was the Vice article mentioned in the Yahoo one. The DSP model that was going to put FedEx out of business, at it turns out, makes the Ground model look friendly. Bacha inconsolable.

‘I Had Nothing to My Name’: Amazon Delivery Companies Are Being Crushed by Debt

Across the country, Amazon's delivery service partners, the small businesses that exclusively deliver packages for Amazon, are going tens of thousands of dollars into the negative.

www.vice.com

 

[Fred's Myth]

This was the Vice article mentioned in the Yahoo one. The DSP model that was going to put FedEx out of business, at it turns out, makes the Ground model look friendly. Bacha inconsolable.

‘I Had Nothing to My Name’: Amazon Delivery Companies Are Being Crushed by Debt

Across the country, Amazon's delivery service partners, the small businesses that exclusively deliver packages for Amazon, are going tens of thousands of dollars into the negative.

www.vice.com

Your rationalization that an inequitable system is justified because there's a worse (and failing) system is quite the juxtaposition!

 

[yadig]

Your rationalization that an inequitable system is justified because there's a worse (and failing) system is quite the juxtaposition!

We’ll said!

 

[MassWineGuy]

Amazon lacks the highly skilled and motivated professionals FedEx has.

 

[Hax]

Wow starting a business that has only one client who provides razor thin profit margins is a bad idea. Who would have thought?

 

[dezguy]

Wow starting a business that has only one client who provides razor thin profit margins is a bad idea. Who would have thought?

Exactly.

How many stories have been broadcast or written, stating Amazon is a meat grinder? What did these "owners" think was going to happen?

 

[McFeely]

Amazon lacks the highly skilled and motivated professionals FedEx has.

I almost shot coffee out my nose reading that

 

[bacha29]

This was the Vice article mentioned in the Yahoo one. The DSP model that was going to put FedEx out of business, at it turns out, makes the Ground model look friendly. Bacha inconsolable.

‘I Had Nothing to My Name’: Amazon Delivery Companies Are Being Crushed by Debt

Across the country, Amazon's delivery service partners, the small businesses that exclusively deliver packages for Amazon, are going tens of thousands of dollars into the negative.

www.vice.com

Oh, I am so distraught that I might have to go seek grief consoling.(lol) Typical Dano. He keeps trying to use one bad deal in an effort to make his own preferred bad deal look better. It' s like trying to use Stalin to make Putin look like Stalin Light.

 

[bacha29]

Amazon lacks the highly skilled and motivated professionals FedEx has.

"What A Fool Believes".....The Doobie Brothers.

 

[59 Dano]

Your rationalization that an inequitable system is justified because there's a worse (and failing) system is quite the juxtaposition!

When did I justify such a system?

 

[59 Dano]

Wow starting a business that has only one client who provides razor thin profit margins is a bad idea. Who would have thought?

"I'll be fine, since I financed nearly the whole operation."