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Oops! Did I misread your post? I think you said I can use the mileage rate as long as I have it?

Frank, I've owned my van for 5 years now, only the last 2 years as expediting. However, I had some business use the entire 5 years. BUT, I do not want to get another van just yet (it's not used up). Can I sell it to someone and then lease it back to start a new "mileage clock" (to claim...

No, here's how it actually worked; 1. The guy asked for a credit repair service. 2. A million people chimed in telling him they were scams. 3. I added that at least one credit repair service worked. 4. I was informed I committed fraud by several "experts". 5. I've not been arrested...

Well, when you get appointed as my supervisor in life (The Boss of Me) I'll respond to your personal inquiries about my past activities. Until that happens, I suggest you contact your law enforcement folks and tell them that I've committed a fraud and that I should be arrested, prosecuted...

Wow! You guys are on a rant here! Tell the feds where I am. Tell 'em to come get me! Obviously there's a difference between your version and what actually happens. As I said, you CAN get your credit score improved by methods allowed, and prescribed, by law. I did it and so have many...

And we're gonna put the cuffs on you log book liars too. But then again, after all this, will there be anyone left to post on the site???? :eek:

Oh yeah, by the way. I'd appreciate it if only those that have never hauled over their GVW weight reply to my comments as I'd rather not have dishonest drivers accuse me of being dishonest. :D

The law allows me to challenge any item on the report, regardless of who feels it may or may not be valid. That's a fact. THEN, the credit bureau asks the company that filed the item on the report to verify. THEN, if they don't verify within a certain time, the item is to be removed BY LAW...

Fraud? Illegal? Really? What is the law? Can you find it for me? We live in Michigan . . . perhaps I should be in jail? Actually, there are numerous errors on most credit reports, including some that used to be on mine. Those are gone. My ex-wife used my credit to get credit and then...

Well, we hate to buck the trend here but the facts are that at least one credit repair company did what it said it would do, which was to increase my credit score "more than 50 points within two months". How they did it was simple, and that may be why some think it's a scam, I dunno. Of course...

In regards to per diem, does a co-driver have the right to claim the same amount for per diem? Even if they are married? Must the co-driver show income from the driving in order to claim per diem? Even if they are married? I think I know the answers but just looking for the definative answer!