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    Stupid deal

    $45,000 in deposits in July, very nice.
    However, when you look at it, there were 3 deposits of revenue for about $22k.
    2 others were from cash advances from credit cards he just opened (not 0 APR and not business cards - too bad, he has a FICO over 740, and that will change really quickly)
    And the other was from a Fundbox draw.

    Looking at his withdrawals, he has Loanme (910/mo), Knight (53/day), PayPal (726/wk), Fundbox (2660/week), and Kabbage (6,929.01/mo)

    He has $20657 monthly coming out and $22k in deposits.
    This is a default waiting to happen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by abfunders View Post
    $45,000 in deposits in July, very nice.
    However, when you look at it, there were 3 deposits of revenue for about $22k.
    2 others were from cash advances from credit cards he just opened (not 0 APR and not business cards - too bad, he has a FICO over 740, and that will change really quickly)
    And the other was from a Fundbox draw.

    Looking at his withdrawals, he has Loanme (910/mo), Knight (53/day), PayPal (726/wk), Fundbox (2660/week), and Kabbage (6,929.01/mo)

    He has $20657 monthly coming out and $22k in deposits.
    This is a default waiting to happen.
    ISO: Needs 100k

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    Had it not been for the recent CC openings, I could have done $100k....

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    soooo is that a decline?

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    Well, the broker who submitted this to me claimed he got a $5k and a $7k offer. That's a clawback waiting to happen.

    Either way, my options would have been with banks and 0 APR CC's.... the world isn't made for just MCAs. So the banks will decline this file, yes.

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    That is insane

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    At some point merchants have to take responsibility.
    Even if they get sold by lying scum brokers.

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    I told the other broker that I refused to do an MCA, only the 0 APR and term loan stuff to consolidate. I think I he's refusing to do it also, he's not in a major cash crunch, just that the merchant was hitting him over the head.

    I agree, a broker has got to be somewhat responsible.

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    Correction: A broker needs to be responsible.
    How much responsibility is on the broker? That's a gray area where the broker ends and the lender/funder 's UW starts. Hence we have an on-going discussions on this board about claw-backs.

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