[ADiamond]

merchant funded 3 times already from 3 separate mca's, why would their credit report pop up blank for me?

[MCNetwork]

Because they gave you a false SSN

[ADiamond]

Because they gave you a false SSN

how would they have three other advances in their bank account then?

[Chambo]

Really? Did you really just ask that?

[MCNetwork]

Um...because they gave the other lenders the correct SSN. Were you born yesterday Anthony?

[Regium]

because they gave the other lenders the correct ssn. A lot of noobs in this industry for sure.

lol.........

[AndyYSCISOdept]

it also might be because you have the incorrect Birthdate, home address, incorrect spelling....pulling credit is an exact science, in that you don't know exactly how they do it.

[Ryan Shiroky]

underwriters these days... i tell ya.... :/

[ADiamond]

yeah no **** he gave me the wrong ssn, I was giving him the benefit of the doubt actually, I'm not wet behind the ears.

the purpose of the question was would there be some alternative here, but never mind I don't need to deal with internet trolls right now.

[MCNetwork]

That's OK Anthony. It's all part of the hazing process for junior underwriters!

[Ryan Shiroky]

de-fense!! cha-cha-cha de-fense!!!... im just playin'...

[ADiamond]

the background check comes back with the same ssn so obviously it's valid

since you guys are such professionals I figured you may have experienced this problem before

[AndyYSCISOdept]

@MCN....but WHY? why cant things go the way they used to? Things were done a respectable way!

[MCNetwork]

the background check comes back with the same ssn so obviously it's valid

since you guys are such professionals (complete sarcasm with that one) I figured you may have experienced this problem before

In all seriousness, I have come across situations like this. Usually there's an SSN mixup when there's a father and son with the same name and one's a Junior. Both individuals can submit each other's SSN and pass the initial background check.

[ADiamond]

In all seriousness, I have come across situations like this. Usually there's an SSN mixup when there's a father and son with the same name and one's a Junior. Both individuals can submit each other's SSN and pass the initial background check.

Thanks, I'll look into that. I was also thinking that maybe it had something to do with the legal immigrant status somehow linked to the ssn?

Have a good weekend fellas.