[Michael I]

guy has sub 500 credit which means that he never pays anything , yet you will give him an advance . But once one of the things is a competitor its a whole new game and even with 800 credit no one will fund . if he paid at the end of the day what's the difference

[J.Celifarco]

guy has sub 500 credit which means that he never pays anything , yet you will give him an advance . But once one of the things is a competitor its a whole new game and even with 800 credit no one will fund . If he paid at the end of the day what's the difference

huh???

Johnny C droppin knowledge like its going outta style! Preach brotha!

Just the truth not worth funding bad deals.. At the end of the day it hurts you more then helps

[mcaguru]

guy has sub 500 credit which means that he never pays anything , yet you will give him an advance . But once one of the things is a competitor its a whole new game and even with 800 credit no one will fund . if he paid at the end of the day what's the difference

We fund 30+ deals a week that are under 600 CS that function well. I have been arguing for years that most people that default on lines of credit do so because they ha(ve)d to "send the check", and with our model of daily deduction they seem to not miss a beat.

[Chambo]

We fund 30+ deals a week that are under 600 CS that function well. I have been arguing for years that most people that default on lines of credit do so because they ha(ve)d to "send the check", and with our model of daily deduction they seem to not miss a beat.

Clapman, can it. We're talking about a sub 500 dela here, no your piddlywink sales pitch is worthless.

Mike would *****slap you around the office like a rag doll if you tried to push this paper on him

[mcaguru]

Clapman, can it. We're talking about a sub 500 dela here, no your piddlywink sales pitch is worthless.

Mike would *****slap you around the office like a rag doll if you tried to push this paper on him

you left out a T.