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Fastway courier franchise!!

  • 04-08-2014 6:38pm
    #1
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    I know this has come up before with not so good results. I'm a college student and could do with a few pound every week. Where I go to college and the surrounding area, there is a fastway franchise for sale.

    Im just wondering how the whole thing works?!


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  • #2
    lucky john
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 838 ✭✭✭lucky john


    Its a full time job. You need to buy the area from fastway at a cost of thousands. You need to provide your own transport. There is no guarantee you will make a profit. You have to set up as a sole trader and are responsible for sorting out your own tax ect.

    All in all its not for you I would say. I admire your ambition though.


  • #3
    _Brian
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 18,721 ✭✭✭✭_Brian


    lucky john wrote: »
    Its a full time job. You need to buy the area from fastway at a cost of thousands. You need to provide your own transport. There is no guarantee you will make a profit. You have to set up as a sole trader and are responsible for sorting out your own tax ect.

    All in all its not for you I would say. I admire your ambition though.

    I checked this out and found similar..
    If your lucky and the population density in your area is high then you may make a living by working hard and long hours... But the model doesn't seem to allow for paying a driver to cover for holidays etc..
    I read on another thread that for average areas that when all is taken into account the rates are below minimum wage.. bit like farming ;)


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