[Yankeeman07]

So the application that the merchant signed you are deliberately falsifying the application?

[WestCoastFunding]

So the application that the merchant signed you are deliberately falsifying the application?

Shut up, Dave.

[Yankeeman07]

Shut up, Dave.

It is good to know that you also are a proponent of falsifying applications.

[Akanner]

Shut up, Dave.

Lmaoo

[Yankeeman07]

Lmaoo

Interesting to know that you are another broker that believes it is acceptable to change-falsify an application.

[RickyR3712]

Interesting to know that you are another broker that believes it is acceptable to change-falsify an application.

Did that upset you when you still had your broker shop fc financial while working as a iso rep for skyiance?

[Yankeeman07]

Did that upset you when you still had your broker shop fc financial while working as a iso rep for skyiance?

A broker that wipes out a merchant's phone number, email, or changes that info , plus changing the date the application was signed -
Yes those would be red flags for me.


If I'm the guy writing the check (which I'm not) I would not accept applications from that broker.

In my Sales Career I've written Life/Health Insurance, SBA Loans, Credit Card/ACH Processing Applications and would never consider changing
or submitting false information to Underwriting.

I can recall a few times before E-Mail - Docu Sign Era traveling back to an applicants Home/Business because I neglected to secure a signature on part of an application.

[rmckellar]

A broker that wipes out a merchant's phone number, email, or changes that info , plus changing the date the application was signed -
Yes those would be red flags for me.


If I'm the guy writing the check (which I'm not) I would not accept applications from that broker.

In my Sales Career I've written Life/Health Insurance, SBA Loans, Credit Card/ACH Processing Applications and would never consider changing
or submitting false information to Underwriting.

I can recall a few times before E-Mail - Docu Sign Era traveling back to an applicants Home/Business because I neglected to secure a signature on part of an application.

I have run 3 direct lenders over the last 12 years. It's weird how the people who run their mouth the most have the least clue of what they're talking about. I just explained to you in explicit detail that I don't change anything, not only that but I have extensive experience in actual regulated lending markets and it's common practice to put the agent's phone number in the client's space. I wonder why you sit on an almost-defunct MCA message board all day you boomer.

[Fetachini]

Interesting to know that you are another broker that believes it is acceptable to change-falsify an application.

Interesting to know that you think anyone who laughs at you is a criminal. haha

[Bcooper]

Interesting to know that you are another broker that believes it is acceptable to change-falsify an application.

you really are an idiot dave. you arent falsifying an app by whiting out a phone number and email.

[Yankeeman07]

you really are an idiot dave. you arent falsifying an app by whiting out a phone number and email.

Interesting - what do you call changing a merchants information on an application that was signed by the business owner?

[CraaaCraaa Radio]

Interesting - what do you call changing a merchants information on an application that was signed by the business owner?

protecting your hard work and repore that you established with the merchant, from thieves that backdoor submissions for a couple of extra coins.

in addition protecting your merchant from being bombarded by savages that have no ethics or respect for another iso's hard work.

not every funder in the industry goes through this...but we have alot of snakes in disguise that often takes side deals for pure financial gain...its a shame but very true.

what do you call someone that takes an app and sends it to another iso?

a thief

[ridextreme]

Interesting - what do you call changing a merchants information on an application that was signed by the business owner?

Can a merchant get sued or prosecuted for signing an app with the wrong phone number? Asking for a friend.

[rmckellar]

Interesting - what do you call changing a merchants information on an application that was signed by the business owner?

I just call people like you tools.

[ridextreme]

So the application that the merchant signed you are deliberately falsifying the application?

The phone number is nothing. What about all the merchants who submit fake bank statements altogether which is a felony and nothing ever happens to them?

[CraaaCraaa Radio]

The phone number is nothing. What about all the merchants who submit fake bank statements altogether which is a felony and nothing ever happens to them?

that is where stellar uw comes in

[ridextreme]

that is where stellar uw comes in

I'm talking about the one's that were proven, by UW, to be fake.

[rmckellar]

So the application that the merchant signed you are deliberately falsifying the application?

for the places i suspect of backdooring, absolutely. if I get an offer that is being accepted, then i provide the original to them so that they have the correct contact information. You should shut your mouth sometime. I've been around as long, if not longer than you, and I don't just allow scumbag companies to take my clients from me.

[CraaaCraaa Radio]

So the application that the merchant signed you are deliberately falsifying the application?

you must be new to the industry. which also tells me that your conversion rate is not the best either.

[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

you must be new to the industry. which also tells me that your conversion rate is not the best either.

Take it easy on poor Dave. He's having a tough time standing in front of the abandon K-Mart selling BlockBuster Video memberships. He tried to do this online, but the local Panera Bread would not let him use their phone line so he could access the internet using his dial-up modem.

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