[HDF]

How has LoanMe done with your leads? Any testimonials from them?

[bizbiz]

Would also be open to just partnering with a company if it made sense; we generate the leads, your team closes them, and we'll work out a compensation agreement. If you're interested in partnering up send me a PM with your contact details and company name so we can see if it's a good fit. Ideally seeking companies who have a partner portal so I can track lead status and performance.

[Yankeeman07]

Would also be open to just partnering with a company if it made sense; we generate the leads, your team closes them, and we'll work out a compensation agreement. If you're interested in partnering up send me a PM with your contact details and company name so we can see if it's a good fit. Ideally seeking companies who have a partner portal so I can track lead status and performance.

I left you a phone message yesterday.

[bizbiz]

I left you a phone message yesterday.

I believe you're mistaking me for someone else...

[FundingCzar]

How has LoanMe done with your leads? Any testimonials from them?

I've funded about 60 deals with loanme, once you understand how to pre-pitch your clients correctly they will convert much better. Their reps are legally forced to quote what the APR is and what they payback would be over the full term (as they should), which makes their offers look HORRIBLE. I am up front with my merchants and let them know that if they have a REALISTIC plan to pay off the loan in 3-6 months, it can feasibly be a good option. If they don't plan on paying it off in that time frame they should look elsewhere. That being said, their rates range from 25-149%, and for the highest graded clients they will lend up to 2x monthly revenue. Because their product is a true APR the sooner you pay off, the less you pay, the interest is also potentially tax deductible.

Definitely worth having in your repertoire, but you need to have an upfront conversation with your client so they aren't blindsided when they hear a 119% interest rate