[fundgorilla]

Or, stated another way: "Any fool can make a rule and every fool will follow it."

[J.Celifarco]

Or, stated another way: "Any fool can make a rule and every fool will follow it."

I would have to disagree with you. I have never had a reason to not trust them so until I do I will assume everything will be on the up and up. I do very little business with them and a big reason for that is a lot of files I try to submit they already have in house. I like this policy I think it will give the people in my office more of a chance to get deals done

[Michael I]

I would have to disagree with you. I have never had a reason to not trust them so until I do I will assume everything will be on the up and up. I do very little business with them and a big reason for that is a lot of files I try to submit they already have in house. I like this policy I think it will give the people in my office more of a chance to get deals done

yellow stone never gave me a reason not to trust them . and the stupid shady stuff i have seen done to merchants have been less and less . it is clear something changed for the better this past year

[isaacdstern]

In regards to different in house funders offering different approvals...that's the beauty of our model its not one size fits all and can literally see a few different offers on a single deal and bring the best one to your merchant.

[isaacdstern]

no reason to get nasty here.....

We are actually changing our rules at the request of dozens of our largest isos

Or, stated another way: "Any fool can make a rule and every fool will follow it."

[Franklin]

Or, stated another way: "Any fool can make a rule and every fool will follow it."

More like "The man with the gold makes the rules", or in this case, the Men. If my customers responsible for 80% of my growing revenue all asked me for a petition, I would grant it too, not even a question there. How could a prudent company not give what their market is telling them they want.