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  1. #26
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    Who did Florida payoff to avoid this hurricane?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RickyR3712 View Post
    I already have a corporation in another state and ready to move if need be.I was never pro regulation.
    Go vote it isn't passed yet...get people in cailf to say no...i posted the number

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    Quote Originally Posted by WestCoastFunding View Post
    Who did Florida payoff to avoid this hurricane?
    We are not done yet there is Hurrican Helene, Isaac, Joyce, Olivia, out there heading this way

    After being in Florida awhile you are like ...hurricane level 3 ...that's nothing

    And I wouldn't have stayed in the last one but it was hitting the whole state, so where do you run ,,i had just bought a new bmw and wanted to save the car lol
    Last edited by Karen37a; 09-13-2018 at 04:38 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen37a View Post
    Go vote it isn't passed yet...get people in cailf to say no...i posted the number
    Lenders and funders will have to be super-transparent about the cost-of-borrowing. So what? If a business owner needs money and conventional options aren’t available, they’re gonna turn to subprime financing. They’re going to take the money. They always do.

    Good salespeople shouldn’t care about transparency in pricing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WestCoastFunding View Post
    Lenders and funders will have to be super-transparent about the cost-of-borrowing. So what? If a business owner needs money and conventional options aren’t available, they’re gonna turn to subprime financing. They’re going to take the money. They always do.

    Good salespeople shouldn’t care about transparency in pricing.
    I dont want APR on Financing on Factoring its a falsehood and a lie

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen37a View Post
    I dont want APR on Financing on Factoring its a falsehood and a lie
    I have no problem being transparent with pricing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kevinhenry0527 View Post
    I have no problem being transparent with pricing.
    Apr on factoring isnt being transparent its a false metric...they are changing the product and setting people up for liability

    And it would never make it thru the supreme court if challanged

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    Quote Originally Posted by kevinhenry0527 View Post
    I have no problem being transparent with pricing.
    If you’re a good salesperson that shouldn’t be a hurdle. You should be able to make the logical case for the cost of borrowing. More importantly, you should be able to explain to them that’s their only/best option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WestCoastFunding View Post
    If you’re a good salesperson that shouldn’t be a hurdle. You should be able to make the logical case for the cost of borrowing. More importantly, you should be able to explain to them that’s their only/best option.
    I do not lie like some people. Its not an Apr

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    How the f are you going to have me on a phone call telling someone APR...its a lie and I know too much about finance to say that stupid shiate

    I DO NOT LIE...its not ok to say APR...compliance violation


    If we say Apr then its a loan...and now it isnt an Advance ...period the end

    do not make yourselves out to be the tranparant ones...saying APR is a LIE

    And if you sign it smarty pants ...criminal usury

    NOw you want me to participate in that crap
    Last edited by Karen37a; 09-13-2018 at 04:51 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen37a View Post
    How the f are you going to have me on a phone call telling someone
    Adapt, Karen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen37a View Post
    Apr on factoring isnt being transparent its a false metric...they are changing the product and setting people up for liability

    And it would never make it thru the supreme court if challanged
    Karen-Who said anything about APR?
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    Quote Originally Posted by WestCoastFunding View Post
    Adapt, Karen.
    YOu cant quote and APR you wil be sued its usury and they can default instantly

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    Quote Originally Posted by kevinhenry0527 View Post
    Karen-Who said anything about APR?
    Thats what they are passing ...disclosures to say factoring have an Apr

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    (a) As an alternative to the disclosures required in subdivision (b) of Section 22802, a provider who offers commercial financing that is factoring or asset-based lending and that offers the recipient an agreement that describes the general terms and conditions of the commercial financing transaction that will occur under the agreement, may provide the following disclosures as an example of a transaction that could occur under the general agreement for a given amount of accounts receivables:
    (1) An amount financed.
    (2) The total dollar cost.
    (3) The term or estimated term.
    (4) The method, frequency, and amount of payments.
    (5) A description of prepayment policies.
    (6) The total cost of the financing expressed as an annualized rate.
    (b) This section shall remain in effect only until January 1, 2024, and as of that date is repealed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen37a View Post
    YOu cant quote and APR you wil be sued its usury and they can default instantly
    You CAN if you are quoting pricing that is not usury....
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    Quote Originally Posted by kevinhenry0527 View Post
    You CAN if you are quoting pricing that is not usury....
    Not on an advance..it isnt a loan, therefore, it isnt an APR...false metric

    its ok smart lawyers will be nailing people

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen37a View Post
    Thats what they are passing ...disclosures to say factoring have an Apr
    NO.

    “Estimated annualized cost of capital” is NOT an “annual percentage rate”.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen37a View Post
    (a) As an alternative to the disclosures required in subdivision (b) of Section 22802, a provider who offers commercial financing that is factoring or asset-based lending and that offers the recipient an agreement that describes the general terms and conditions of the commercial financing transaction that will occur under the agreement, may provide the following disclosures as an example of a transaction that could occur under the general agreement for a given amount of accounts receivables:
    (1) An amount financed.
    (2) The total dollar cost.
    (3) The term or estimated term.
    (4) The method, frequency, and amount of payments.
    (5) A description of prepayment policies.
    (6) The total cost of the financing expressed as an annualized rate.
    (b) This section shall remain in effect only until January 1, 2024, and as of that date is repealed.
    OK-Section (6) If a 10Mil company took $1Mil in advances over the course of a year and the cost of the money was $400K. The cost of the capital was 4% of gross revenue on an annualized basis.
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    Boynton Beach, FL 33426

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    Quote Originally Posted by WestCoastFunding View Post
    NO.

    “Estimated annualized cost of capital” is NOT an “annual percentage rate”.
    they didnt approve that 100% ...they might use the apr

    They changed their mind ...they backdoored the people pushing for the bill


    If you stopped thinking you were so smart and stfu and listened to someone smarter than you, you would realize why I am fighting it off instead of saying Karen has a dui
    Last edited by Karen37a; 09-13-2018 at 04:59 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen37a View Post
    Not on an advance..it isnt a loan, therefore, it isnt an APR...false metric

    its ok smart lawyers will be nailing people
    I don't do advances.....
    Kevin Henry
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    1880 N Congress Ave., Suite 404
    Boynton Beach, FL 33426

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    Quote Originally Posted by kevinhenry0527 View Post
    I don't do advances.....
    But WE do

    And thats why some people are being led to their death and need to listen to me

    And i like you Kevin but that's also why i was saying " he is a banker"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen37a View Post
    But WE do

    And thats why some people are being led to their death and need to listen to me

    And i like you Kevin but that's also why i was saying " he is a banker"

    “The bill would, until January 1, 2024, additionally require a provider to disclose the total cost of financing expressed as an annualized rate. The bill would authorize a provider who offers financing that is factoring or asset-based lending to, in lieu of those disclosure requirements, provide an alternative disclosure that meets specified requirements, including that the disclosure may be based on an example of a transaction that could occur under the general agreement for a given amount of accounts receivables.”

    https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/f...01720180SB1235

    Why would a cash advance company have a problem meeting that requirement?

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    FYI
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    Quote Originally Posted by WestCoastFunding View Post
    “The bill would, until January 1, 2024, additionally require a provider to disclose the total cost of financing expressed as an annualized rate. The bill would authorize a provider who offers financing that is factoring or asset-based lending to, in lieu of those disclosure requirements, provide an alternative disclosure that meets specified requirements, including that the disclosure may be based on an example of a transaction that could occur under the general agreement for a given amount of accounts receivables.”

    https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/f...01720180SB1235

    Why would a cash advance company have a problem meeting that requirement?
    It depends on what metric they use for annualized rate....they want to use APR and it isn't an apr...apr is with a loan, not an advance so you are confusing people and turning it into a loan giving me more liability

    So until i train those people...SAY NO. block it

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