[jhudes77]

Our Merchant Cash Advance UCC filing data identifies business prospects that have borrowed from alternative lending sources. Derived from the most current D&B Database of UCC filings, the data is segmented for unparalleled targeting flexibility, with an emphasis on loans to small businesses. Get the filing field details, demographic, firmographic, and contact data selects you need to reach prospects on both sides of the business loan transaction with the UCC Merchant Cash Advance Leads from D&B.

Call Today at 914-948-8300 ext 125 and Mention Code DF4

[ridextreme]

Interesting, so with a UCC lead you can tell who borrowed from an alternative lender? Sounds too good to be true.

[jhudes77]

Yes. Please call me at 914-948-8300 ext 125

[pytfunding]

Yes...that can be done...I can get you U.C.C. leads from people who took advances from 6 months ago...2 bucks apiece
Give me a call...Peter Young Marketing 718-688-4918

[Brian Lawrence]

I can get you MCA leads of which may or may not be aged U.C.C.s too, a dollar a piece. Single file line y'all, email: brian@lighthousecapitalsol.com or skype: rube.brian
Discovery call followed by offer to purchase sample list, you may not know me and I may not know you, Like how it feels jump in.

[HDF]

So great. So are masking companies like CSC included? What about the funding companies that only file if the account is already in arrears? Not sure that there is much meat on the bone if you take out what you clearly don't need. Nothing more entertaining than a broker with a list of "loans to small businesses" only to drown in a sea of extensions and continuations on equipment finance deals.

And please for the love of god supply your pricing here please. DF4

[jhudes77]

Why don't you call me at 914-948-8300 ext 125

[Rob Buchanan]

jhudes77,

In the MCA space UCC data is not considered the same as merchant cash advance leads.

[jhudes77]

Yes, I know that.

[Brian Lawrence]

Seems the difference being a lead, deal funded with syndication, seeking multiple funders on a single deal oppose to a qualified perspective client, the merchant offering funding opportunity to one funder with its discretion to offer syndication on a deal deemed qualified to fund according to the initial funders guidelines seeking to leverage funding risk.