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12-12-2022, 01:49 PM #25
Doesn't really matter what Sean and DeBanked say, it matters what the State of California says.
As far as I can decipher, sending to super broker doesn't add any benefit in this case. As of Friday, ALL OFFERS must be sent directly to the merchant, and the funder needs to receive a Received Receipt, before anything written can be sent to any broker, super or mortal. Penalties are far more severe than the other penalties mentioned to date.
In summary, when a Cali merchant is sent to funder, they will tell you "offer was sent" and that's about it until the merchant acknowledges receiving it. No details can be given.
I guess this also means the days of hiding the phone #'s and emails from the funder are over as well.
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