[DTFdowntofund]

agreed. Some make sense some don't. It could be a wild coincidence, but i dont seem to have these issues as often with other funders. I need to have confidence that if i'm pitching the deal to my merchant there's a good chance its going to close unless there's something that normally would kill a deal (stacking, negative balance, account running negative etc etc)

Deals die at the end all the time. You also need to look at the product type, because you're more likely to see deals killed at funding in micro + high risk etc than in better paper deals. Nature of the beast my man.

[MCN]

Deals die at the end all the time. You also need to look at the product type, because you're more likely to see deals killed at funding in micro + high risk etc than in better paper deals. Nature of the beast my man.

no arguments there. But one funder 14 in a row? That's a little crazy even for high risk micro deals.

[DTFdowntofund]

no arguments there. But one funder 14 in a row? That's a little crazy even for high risk micro deals.

Like I said... check into WHY. It might be a string of oddly bad luck deals (I agree it's a lot), but if they're justifiable then it has nothing to do with the funding house, esp if they're the only one you use for that specific type of paper.

Check the MTD's yourself. You can cross reference and verify these things on your own to confirm.