Quote Originally Posted by sean bash View Post
A reminder to everyone here since I see brand new funders coming on who barely have enough capital to even afford a real email address, yet they're advertising 2nd positions and more. If you stack, expect to be sued.

Whether or not you think funding a merchant additional advances is within your right is something you will have to convince a judge or the plaintiff's attorney about. Tortious interference lawsuits and settlements are happening all the time behind the scenes. It doesn't matter if it's a 10th position or a 2nd position. Do not stack unless you have a huge cash reserve for attorney fees or better yet I advise you don't stack at all. If you can't figure out how to fund businesses that don't have cash advances already, you're in the wrong business.
Lord knows Rapid (with newly minted Gilbert $) and Can capital have ample funds. Heck, they probably have in house atty's just sitting around waiting to draft up the paperwork

On Deck won't be too far behind if they actually go through with the offering. Then again, they might have their hands full with the shareholder lawsuits