[edobesh]

He does about 50-60K in credit cards a month, and his bank statements show average deposits near 100K. He's been around for 9 years, and the merchant's credit is in the mid-600's. All in all he's a model client other than his industry, and he's looking for at least 40K. Is there anyone out there who doesn't mind his industry?
Sincerely,

Eric Dobesh
ISO Relations Executive


One Source Financing, LLC
149 West 36th Street
12th Floor
New York, NY 10018

212-444-1303 x206 - Office
(646)-459-0639 - Fax

Please visit us at: onesourcefinancing.com

[BB_Cooper]

We've worked with bondsman before. Send it along and lets us get you a contract-

Robert S Bloink
EVP of ISO Partnerships
Direct: 313-218-4663
Email: bb@cooperasset.com
Web: www.cooperasset.com
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[MaxAdvance]

Max Advance has funded merchants in that space in the past. Our underwriters will work this up for a maximum approval. Contact me to discuss the deal in greater detail and to submit the deal to our underwriting team

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[@jeannette]

Retail Capital will fund a bail bondsman as long as they have at least 50K per month in deposits.

[Joseph Esparza]

Eric,
This is a very comfortable industry for us here at Capital Stack, no puzzle really.
Regards,

[MikeC524]

We do in house funding here at Samson Partners LLC so we pretty much could dictate the rate for a reasonable contract. My email is mike@samsonpartnersllc.com. Also we provide bridge loans for different kinds of merchants that wait for future payments. We can definitely get a good deal done on this in no time. Shoot me an email again at mike@samsonpartnersllc.com

[Fast Anthony]

Fast Advance Funding works with that industry. Call Anthony 215.642.0686 to discuss the prospect.

[Eagle Funding]

I can get this done in house very easily at Merchant Advance Express, email me at cscuderi@mcamerchant.com

[Bill O]

Hi Eric,

Would like to offer your terms on this client.

[John Bouskila]

Here at Yellowstone we fund everything. Do you want to discuss this further?

[allen smith]

Hello everyone, let me start with an example...for Example, if you are charged and your bail is set at $10,000. You can either pay the courts $10,000 and get out, then get your entire amount back upon appearing in court. (BAIL). pay a Bail Bondsman $1,000 bond and he will post the remaining amount in exchange for keeping your $1,000. (BOND). If you have the money to post your own bail, you arent out anything in the end. If you use a bondsman, you get stuck for 10%.