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    Quote Originally Posted by moneypenny1 View Post
    we had issue with the same person and lawyer. We ignored them. nothing ever happend. this was two years ago though
    I've heard that as well but if you google his name he has taken a couple of companies to court

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    We ran into a problem with this too. We added an OptOut clause in our application.
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt.reiser View Post
    We ran into a problem with this too. We added an OptOut clause in our application.
    because your company reaches out to files your company declines!!!!

    which is why i stopped submitting last month

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    Quote Originally Posted by BROKER TIME View Post
    because your company reaches out to files your company declines!!!!

    which is why i stopped submitting last month
    All of the major lenders solicit incoming referrals. If you were funding more than 4 deals per month with us. You should be having a serious conversation with your ISO manager about getting you on our exclusion list. This is not something we hide behind and clearly state our intentions on our Referral Agreement. However, we are willing to work with partners who produce.
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt.reiser View Post
    All of the major lenders solicit incoming referrals. If you were funding more than 4 deals per month with us. You should be having a serious conversation with your ISO manager about getting you on our exclusion list. This is not something we hide behind and clearly state our intentions on our Referral Agreement. However, we are willing to work with partners who produce.
    I've been in this space since 2005 ...Kapitas (formerly known as Strategic) is one of the most honest and straightforward companies in the business funding arena.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcaguru View Post
    I've been in this space since 2005 ...Kapitas (formerly known as Strategic) is one of the most honest and straightforward companies in the business funding arena.
    Honest and straightforward coming from you? LMAO, thats a bad look for Kapitus coming from you. Maybe you should take some notes, be honest and explain to the community about the peak solutions thread instead of trying to Dik ride all the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcaguru View Post
    I've been in this space since 2005 ...Kapitas (formerly known as Strategic) is one of the most honest and straightforward companies in the business funding arena.
    you broker alot of files to them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by matt.reiser View Post
    All of the major lenders solicit incoming referrals. If you were funding more than 4 deals per month with us. You should be having a serious conversation with your ISO manager about getting you on our exclusion list. This is not something we hide behind and clearly state our intentions on our Referral Agreement. However, we are willing to work with partners who produce.
    your agreement says 3 months!!
    we funded elswhere
    merchant was called 2 weeks after decline and given another position by your team!!!!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by matt.reiser View Post
    All of the major lenders solicit incoming referrals. If you were funding more than 4 deals per month with us. You should be having a serious conversation with your ISO manager about getting you on our exclusion list. This is not something we hide behind and clearly state our intentions on our Referral Agreement. However, we are willing to work with partners who produce.
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    DNC for a business line? If it's listed as a business number, DNC doesn't cover it.
    https://smallbusiness.chron.com/not-...ses-69230.html

    "The National Do Not Call Registry applies only to consumers; business phone and fax numbers are not covered by the registry."

    https://www.ftc.net/on-the-do-not-ca...at-to-do-next/
    "Only personal phone numbers can be listed on the registry, so the call limitations don稚 apply to calling business lines or to making business-to-business calls."

    Could be that he's doing fraud by putting his name on it? That's a bit farfetched, but he definitely doesn't have a leg to stand on.

    The problem is the TCPA. "It is illegal to make marketing calls to any wireless line using an ATDS or Pre-Recorded message without first obtaining the express written consent of the recipient or business."
    --> If you dialed from an autodialer to a cellphone, it's illegal. If you had human intervention, it's not. These are bottom-feeders who make a living doing nothing other than posting their cellphones everyone, and praying that someone will call it. And he automatically assumed that you dialed from one, did you notice that?

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    Not sure the legalities of Cell Phones but i would say i get for sure 10 calls a day maybe more on my phone and it keeps going up ( last year i was at 1-2 calls a day tops!!!)... will see soon new regs as it will for sure reach a call evrey 5-10 min over the next 2-3 years --- remember you heard it here first (that your cell will get a sales pitch 6-12 times an hour)..
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcaguru View Post
    not sure the legalities of cell phones but i would say i get for sure 10 calls a day maybe more on my phone and it keeps going up ( last year i was at 1-2 calls a day tops!!!)...
    seems like your calling yourself 5x more these days

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    As much as I hate to say it, you're honestly better off settling with that schmuck. To defend yourself in court is going to cost at least 10k.

    Been down this road twice before. Consult with a TCPA attorney.

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    LOL tell them to fly a kite, there's more to it than that. Firstly making the call is only part of the issue. That within itself isn't enough. Was the ISO told not to call back? Was the ISO informed of this, was he told that the phone call is recorded? If these aren't to a T i'd shrug it off i've heard that name before. Google him he makes a living off suing people.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leocapgroup View Post
    One of my reps who is an independent contractor called a "merchant" and his secretary picked up and said that her boss was looking for financing only to realize later that this "merchant" is targeting brokers to sue them since he is on the DNC list.

    The merchants name is Terry Fabricant and the lawyer is Andrew W. Heidarpour. Anyone dealt with this before, and if you did what was the outcome?

    Let me know asap
    I hate to promote this (because we never do) but here is a link to our Community Suppression List. It's basically just a bunch phone values for jerkoff litigators that have their phone numbers linked to a case and you'll find Terry on it.

    It's free and you should use it as suppression values in your CRM.

    We are fully aware of Terry because of the $x cost to settle with us in the past.

    After that, we literally created a site acting as their competitor to outrank in organic search. It was worth every dollar even though it ended up costing us more than the settlement amount.

    I find joy in "digitally telling" people you f*ck me, i f*ck you harder.

    To sum it up, settle and move on or you'll bury yourself in fees dragging it out and in the end, they will win....and stop using a dialer versus a normal phone
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    I don't believe anyone should recommend settling without cold hard facts. OP stated that it was a "hard dial" and that "Google had the number as business number." Settling is only enabling these cannibals to succeed in their unscrupulous practices. Absolutely do not settle and if you are in business and for the long term you need to have an attorney on retainer for these types of events. Particularly if the business revolves around outbound phone solicitation. Don't succumb to the vexatious litigators. Live on, do great and let your attorney advise you the best solution based on the facts of your case. If settling is the best course of action, so be it. To offer a settlement based upon their demands and no proof of anything is obscene.
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    I dont think there is a safe way to 100% avoid (major) issues when it comes to heavy heavy Auto dialing !!
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    Just a heads up if someone runs into this issue with this guy. I read up on a couple of cases that he was suing people and if you do not make contact I believe he assumes you do not have any money to spend on a lawyer and he wont receive anything in return due to everyone that did hire a lawyer it dragged on and they usually settled becuase your cost to your lawyer will cost more then what he is demanding for settlement.

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    Update just becuase I get a lot of DM's from this post. I did not hire a lawyer so that he would think that I couldnt afford one and would be waste of his time and his lawyers time to follow through. It worked for me not sure if that is the case for everyone.

    I do suggest to not engage/talk to this pos he is a seriel litigator, after I got sued I strated using www.tcpalitigatorlist.com to filter out my leads, almost every list had one or 2. It is weird that some of the guys on the list I funded before but yeah.

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    Holy Fk...look at this guy on Pacer 157 cases files in fed court!
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    Quote Originally Posted by alcap View Post
    Holy Fk...look at this guy on Pacer 157 cases files in fed court!
    He's a professional plaintiff, it's a group they work as a team - they live in court.

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    Wtf!
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    Quote Originally Posted by leocapgroup View Post
    One of my reps who is an independent contractor called a "merchant" and his secretary picked up and said that her boss was looking for financing only to realize later that this "merchant" is targeting brokers to sue them since he is on the DNC list.

    The merchants name is Terry Fabricant and the lawyer is Andrew W. Heidarpour. Anyone dealt with this before, and if you did what was the outcome?

    Let me know asap
    I had and issue with the same plaintiff he's a pro. PM and I'll give you details, his action against me was dismissed.

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