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0. Re: Unsecured Business Lines of Credit between 100k and 200k. Oct 10, 2008 6:35 AM
Business Lines of Credit, Welcome

Where is your company located??
Click to view davis0123's profile Start-up davis0123 1 posts since
Oct 9, 2008
1. Re: Unsecured Business Lines of Credit between 100k and 200k. Oct 10, 2008 8:49 AM
in response to: LUCKIEST
Click to view GrowthCurve's profile Mogul GrowthCurve 152 posts since
Jan 25, 2008
2. Re: Unsecured Business Lines of Credit between 100k and 200k. Oct 11, 2008 12:10 AM
Hi, Terry -

A couple of questions...

First, are you an affiliate or an employee?

Your company's Web site clearly says that it's not a lender or a broker, so how exactly is it that you're offering unsecured business lines of credit?

Also, your Web site has an Atlanta office address among its three addresses. I emailed the property manager for Suite 500 at that building, and she's never heard of B2B Credit Source.

Any ideas?
Click to view alehart's profile Mogul alehart 36 posts since
Jul 3, 2008
3. Re: Unsecured Business Lines of Credit between 100k and 200k. Jan 9, 2009 10:19 AM
Sounds too good to be true.
Click to view PiperE's profile Mogul PiperE 31 posts since
Jul 22, 2008
4. Re: Unsecured Business Lines of Credit between 100k and 200k. Jan 9, 2009 1:40 PM
in response to: PiperE
I noticed there are several people who responded to B2B's claim of being able to obtain lines of credit of
$100K - $200K without using personal credit. One can actually develop more
credit than that. It can be done. It doesn't
take over night and it is a much faster process if one has a decent credit
score and does not have a problem signing a personal guarantee on some
accounts.

What I have seen is that a lot of people who have no money and a poor credit
score thinking this is a way for them to get some money. Fortunately, there are
some barriers, like a time lag and/or a cost of entry to obtain this type of
funding. Plus to grow the available credit requires the ability to handle debt responsibly.
Click to view bmt2008's profile Mogul bmt2008 305 posts since
Jul 30, 2008
5. Re: Unsecured Business Lines of Credit between 100k and 200k. Jan 11, 2009 12:31 PM
in response to: PiperE
I jsut tried that web site - nothing came up but a 404 error. While this may be a bad site, there are companies out there that offer unsecured loans and lines of credit. The problem is that you have to be a very solid business with great credit. But, they are out there. I know because I work with several of them through my business.

There are also other types of alternative financing that could be appropreate for several of the businesses that posted. Most are asset backed, but they are a good way to get growth capital (working capital), equipment, and commercial real estate funding for businesses that only hear 'no' from their bank. I am not trying to pitch anything here - just know that there are sources out there. These are usually a little more expensive than traditional bank loans (not much more these days) but when there is no other option, they work great.

Think about getting money for future sales - not past sales. Or receiving the funds you need to fill an order or purchase inventory to complete a job. All of these are possible.

If you need more info about types of small business funding, how to quailify, what is required, and companies that provide these services, try my site at http://www.businessmoneytoday.com/ - never a cost to you or to use. Or google search for small business financing. Lots of non-bank companies out there that not only want to work with you but make it their business to see you succeed.
Click to view oldmoneymaker's profile Authority oldmoneymaker 9 posts since
Jun 23, 2009
6. Re: Unsecured Business Lines of Credit between 100k and 200k. Jul 9, 2009 6:43 PM
something not right here.

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