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AND even if we have no fiduciary responsibility- and only "originators" of applications who "broker" submissions to applicable funders - receive a commission off doing little to nothing as such - then we shouldn't have the responsibility we have had in the years of growing the funding companies because they dont know what tf they're doing half the time.

aka claw-backs at 90 days when the UW makes the decision and has fiduciary responsibility
aka the enormous fees because a pop up funder utilizing the back office/operations of another to charge 8-10% for absolutely nothing.

All those who dont think they have NO fiduciary responsibility or advisory responsibility over their Merchants whether its 10k or 100k seriously needs to review what they are doing as a "job" or "career"

Did you not own or work for another company when you sold MCAs? Did you see the light and realize there is more than MCAs?