[Sean Cash]

Who's still funding in VA now that this new law went into effect?

[Friendly funder]

Who's still funding in VA now that this new law went into effect?

fund works ,
total merchant resources,
last chance funding,

[Newyork123]

24 Capital Funding is able to fund VA. Any ISO looking to find a direct funder for their VA deals is encouraged to submit and get a competitive offer (up to 10 months w weekly payment option) within 1-2 hours (please note we are not funding logistics & general contracting deals at this time). Details in the signature below to get signed up.

[asharaby]

We have a few week wait for new ISO onboarding, but any existing ISO's can continue to send Fintap all VA deals. Our only restricted industries are Legal, Financial, and Auto Sales.

Any new ISO's looking to sign up with us can feel free to reach out to me directly to get on the waitlist.

[TBF]

WE DO!!!


TBF (TRUE BUSINESS FUNDING)


Direct: 646.699.1661 ext 102
Scott@tbfgrp.com
underwriting@tbfgrp.com
tbfgrp.com

[Capitalize Group]

Capitalize still funds in Virginia.

[FirstLine Advance]

FirstLine does. Feel free to reach out.

[Jason Sterling]

We are. Credit card splits only

[PullFee]

WE DO!!!


TBF (TRUE BUSINESS FUNDING)


Direct: 646.699.1661 ext 102
Scott@tbfgrp.com
underwriting@tbfgrp.com
tbfgrp.com

Doing $1.2mm renewal with these guys today. Great & honest shop!

[Sean Cash]

We are. Credit card splits only

why credit card splits only?

[abfunders]

why credit card splits only?

Sean, bad form. Never make it look like you're asking someone "why is THAT your business model?!" No need to second guess someone who didn't ask your opinion. I never tell an underwriter, "You MUST fund this deal." "I know you're only a 2-6th position funder, but you MUST do a 1st." If it doesn't fit their box, move on and figure out their box for the next one. Quikstone has been around for years, and anyone who made it through the pandemic successfully deserves business.

[OC Funder]

Sean, bad form. Never make it look like you're asking someone "why is THAT your business model?!" No need to second guess someone who didn't ask your opinion. I never tell an underwriter, "You MUST fund this deal." "I know you're only a 2-6th position funder, but you MUST do a 1st." If it doesn't fit their box, move on and figure out their box for the next one. Quikstone has been around for years, and anyone who made it through the pandemic successfully deserves business.

In fairness, he didn't say they must do anything or they should do something different. He just asked why they do what they do. Asking a funder why can help you understand how they see the market, and maybe become a more efficient partner (or at least learn something).

[BB_Cooper]

Cooper is still funding in Virginia.

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

[GoldStandard]

Thank you for your consideration, Cheers!

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[Sean Cash]

Sean, bad form. Never make it look like you're asking someone "why is THAT your business model?!" No need to second guess someone who didn't ask your opinion. I never tell an underwriter, "You MUST fund this deal." "I know you're only a 2-6th position funder, but you MUST do a 1st." If it doesn't fit their box, move on and figure out their box for the next one. Quikstone has been around for years, and anyone who made it through the pandemic successfully deserves business.

I wasn't asking 'why is that their business model.' I was asking because I was curious if the new Virginia law was somehow more permissive for credit card splits vs. ACH. The thread is about the Virginia law...

[Sean Cash]

In fairness, he didn't say they must do anything or they should do something different. He just asked why they do what they do. Asking a funder why can help you understand how they see the market, and maybe become a more efficient partner (or at least learn something).

All I wanted to know was whether or not credit card splits were perceived as more permissive under the new Virginia law.

[abfunders]

I wasn't asking 'why is that their business model.' I was asking because I was curious if the new Virginia law was somehow more permissive for credit card splits vs. ACH. The thread is about the Virginia law...

Okay Sean, now that make sense. The answer to the question is that Quikstone only does CC splits anyway, so there was never an option to exclude ACH.

[Sean Cash]

Okay Sean, now that make sense. The answer to the question is that Quikstone only does CC splits anyway, so there was never an option to exclude ACH.

ok. good to know.

[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

All I wanted to know was whether or not credit card splits were perceived as more permissive under the new Virginia law.

Hi Sean,

I wonder if all these new regs on disclosure will also include companies and institutions that are providing payables programs. Some of those fees are steep. In essence they are reverse factoring the invoice of a vendor.

KH

[OGFUNDER]

We are! Send them to gary@infusioncapital.org

[SmartAdvanced]

Funders coming here bragging they still do Virginia after the law, is like Trump supporters bragging about Jan 6

[Anthony@torro]

Delta Bridge Funding is funding in Virginia and our contracts include the new addendum.