Quote Originally Posted by BB_Cooper View Post
A "No Stacking UCC" includes specific language in the filed UCC's description of collateral that alerts other future creditors of the 1st funder's contract with the merchant prohibiting the sale of any additional future receivables-
Nobody does that and if they do they can and most likely will get sued. The point of a UCC is to inform others that you have an interest in the company (not always secured) as is the case with MCA UCC. It isn't secured because you are purchasing future receivables and if there are no receivables you purchased air...