[VME]

$2mill per year solid Trucking Business. Been client for 5+ years. Need to get them out of the renewal cycle and into a something longer than 1 year. $200k+ needed. Solid Credit

[Dlax428]

We can get them an unsecured business line of credit up to 100k, and if they have trucks paid off we can get working capital for each vehicle up to 50k with 36 month terms. Let me know if you want to discuss further.

Daniel Lax
National Account Manager
LendSparkA*2554 Gateway Rd
Carlsbad, CA 92009
(760) 255-6604 dan@lendspark.com*
www.lendspark.com *
CFL*60DBO 41240 DRE 02088975

[WestCoastFunding]

We can get them an unsecured business line of credit up to 100k, and if they have trucks paid off we can get working capital for each vehicle up to 50k with 36 month terms. Let me know if you want to discuss further.

Daniel Lax
National Account Manager
LendSparkA*2554 Gateway Rd
Carlsbad, CA 92009
(760) 255-6604 dan@lendspark.com*
www.lendspark.com *
CFL*60DBO 41240 DRE 02088975

Unsecured line of credit is a euphemism for “credit cards” right?

[mcaguru]

Mantis = Trucking!

[Chambo]

$2mill per year solid Trucking Business. Been client for 5+ years. Need to get them out of the renewal cycle and into a something longer than 1 year. $200k+ needed. Solid Credit

so merchant does $167K and wants $200K? TRUCKING? In THIS economy?

[abfunders]

so merchant does $167K and wants $200K? TRUCKING? In THIS economy?

Chambo, $200k with a a long term is very different than a 10-12-month term. OP was looking for something "longer than 1 year" so imagine an SBA with those parameters and that's doable. However trucking, well..... Already factoring I'm assuming.

[abfunders]

Unsecured line of credit is a euphemism for “credit cards” right?

BTW, WCF, unsecured line of credit is not always a euphemism for credit cards. I secured a plumber in Texas $210,000 in real bank unsecured business lines of credit, and were going to get him another $75k+ in 0 APR credit cards, but he told he that we got him enough money already! That's also without Bluevine.