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Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

LUCKIEST — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 20:32:33 GMT

Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

Welcome Rick. How do I get in touch with you??

LUCKIEST (pdeig@juno.com)

Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

b2bcash — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:15:13 GMT

Jackie

Have you heard of Factoring your invoices? Let me help you.
Waiting to get paid is not usually an issue for well-established companies that have a significant cash cusion in the bank. However, it can seriously affect smaller companies and companies that are going through a significant growth phase. Banks are not helpful enough as traditional funding is limited.

Factoring is a process where you sell your invoices to a funding company for 80% of the value of the invoice UP FRONT with the remaining 20% reimbursed once the invoice has been paid. There is a fee per invoice of 3-5%. If you are willing to give up around 3% per invoice then this is the solution for you.

Over a period of a few months your cash flow changes significantly and your business is free to take on bigger clients and still keep your employees to handle the business. You will have money for payroll, expenses, taxes, loan payments etc.

Factoring has been a common way to generate cash flow since the industrial era. Companies that use factoring are common to us like, Coca Cola, Verizon, AT & T, contractors, consulting firms, Mom and Pop businesses, caterers, trucking. It is a necessary part of the business in order for them to stay in business.

Your credit does not have to be good and in fact with this financing it can be improved rapidly. The financing is dependent on the credit of the companies you do business with.

My website is being revamped at the moment but you may be able to view it: http://www.assetstocashsolutions.com

Please call me for a free consultation today. I'd be happy to give you more information about it...
Deirdre @ 503-702-2426

Thanks and I look forward to talking with you.

Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

ram5869 — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 18:56:12 GMT

Not sure if your problem has been solved. I'm in the staffing biz for over 20 years and am looking for good quality companies to invest in and advise. Thanks.

Rick
rick@staffitinc.com

Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

b2bcash — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 06:54:31 GMT

I'd be happy to help you with your funding.
Have a look at my website. I broker the deal
and make sure you get exactly what you need.
I also help with structuring your billing effectively
and streamline things

http://www.assetstocashsolutions.com

Thanks so much.
DL

Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

loan guy — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 21:55:45 GMT

Seems like things are coming together for you. Are you looking to secure financing your your personal Credit. I may have some ideas on getting you financed.

cory@walkerlender.com

Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

absolutessinc — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 21:47:11 GMT

Hi Fortis,
We've been in business for a little over a year now. Most of that time has been spent doing the consulting myself and buiding our reputation. Now after much networking finally getting that needed big break. Just didn't anticipate them only doing invoicies once a month. Currently seeking 15K and the rest I will be financing myself.

Regards,

Jackie Taylor

Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

Fortis — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 21:32:33 GMT

absolutessinc,

Good afternoon, hope all is well. I\'m a NC native myself but reside in CA now. Headed there soon thought to visit family. I have read your posts here and I have a few questions. Whats the official time in business and how much is your business is seeking?

Thanks

Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

absolutessinc — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 20:24:33 GMT

Hi Luckiest,
I'm located in Cary, NC. I have already interviewed the 10 people that I would be placing and they are already on standby (obviously they don't know about the problem I'm having with funding options right now). I definitely need to make a decision within the next week or two. After that point, the client will resort using companies they already have relationships with. This will only be a problem in the short term. After the intitial, invoice from the client I'll be able to replay most if not all of the initial loan and continue to pay my employees. Granted I would love to have some time to replay the loan (6months to a year paying monthly ofcourse) as to not completely cash strap myself. You can reach me at jackie.taylor@gmail.com. After initialy contacts, I'll be happy to provide more information.

Regards,

Jackie Taylor

Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

LUCKIEST — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 20:15:26 GMT

Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm, Welcome Jackie

Don't pass up this amazing opportunity.

Tell me more. Where are you?? There are reasonable solutions. BUT I need more input from you.
How soon will you have to make this decision?? Where will the 10 clients come from??
Have you already interviewed them or hired them??

How long will this problem continue?? Will the Tech Company give you a contract.

How can we talk??, LUCKIEST

Re: Funding for Technical Consulting/Staffing Firm

GETCAPITAL — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 19:50:32 GMT

Hi Jackie, I can assist with a factoring agreement. I can fund up to 90% of your invoices.

Thanks,

Patrick Gray
HomeCoast Capital
Phone 302-565-4233
Email pgray@homecoastcapital.com