[J.Celifarco]

I dont want company names no need to throw anyone under the bus but it is that time of year when you get the happy holiday baskets from the companies and different banks and lead sources you do business with.. So the question is best and worse of the gifts received..


Personally any kind of food basket or candy baskets are the winners

[MCNetwork]

So far I haven't gotten anything but if someone's listening I'd like a Hickory Farms gift box

[anonymous]

You prefer candy to booze?

[CreditGuy]

Having a meal catered is always nice, even if it is just for one team or office. For example, an ISO shop having lunch catered for the UW team.

[Lenders.Marketing]

The food gifts that get delivered on the weekend and are spoiled by the time you open them on Monday are the bummers.

My personal favorites are the trips to golf courses like Bandon Dunes & Pebble Beach with our clients.

[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

One year I sent all of my clients Burger Cookie tins.....they were a big hit. That same year I sent my largest competitors coffee mugs with my picture and corporate logo on them.

[J.Celifarco]

I like the logo mugs to your competitors

[anonymous]

The food gifts that get delivered on the weekend and are spoiled by the time you open them on Monday are the bummers.

My personal favorites are the trips to golf courses like Bandon Dunes & Pebble Beach with our clients.

How much are YOU funding?! hahaha. I don't get ANYTHING like that, unfortunately.

[J.Celifarco]

How much are YOU funding?! hahaha. I don't get ANYTHING like that, unfortunately.

yeah seriously I am looking at cookie, chocolate, and popcorn and this guy is talking about Pebble Beach

[J.Celifarco]

havent gotten any booze this year

[WestCoastFunding]

Funder took it upon themselves to renew my client and deposited a full commission to my account yesterday without me even knowing. That was a great gift. More please.

[J.Celifarco]

Funder took it upon themselves to renew my client and deposited a full commission to my account yesterday without me even knowing. That was a great gift. More please.

and we have a winner

[Michael I]

i got a happy holiday card from a lender that i do a decent amount of business with and i feel like sending it back along with pictures of what his competitors sent me .

[soscap]

Funder took it upon themselves to renew my client and deposited a full commission to my account yesterday without me even knowing. That was a great gift. More please.

That happens on a daily basis here at SOS. It's holiday season all year round!

[Sachip24]

i got a happy holiday card from a lender that i do a decent amount of business with and i feel like sending it back along with pictures of what his competitors sent me .

lol

[GMFunding]

We recently received a box of pears, apples, chocolates and popcorn, odd but nice.

[BCC DCatton]

last year we sent dried fruit and the place we bought it from mistakenly sent it via USPS. One package was returned to us as address not found in the middle of October.

This year we have a bunch of goodies but we are staying away from the perishables.

[Brian Lawrence]

I dont want company names no need to throw anyone under the bus but it is that time of year when you get the happy holiday baskets from the companies and different banks and lead sources you do business with.. So the question is best and worse of the gifts received..


Personally any kind of food basket or candy baskets are the winners

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[snk1lp]

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[Brian Lawrence]

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