eBay Seller Capital and LendingPoint-Heads Up
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‎09-29-2020 10:10 AM
So I decided to explore what eBay Seller Capital and LendingPoint were all about. Spent better part of the day trying to make LendingPoint happy. If you are considering a loan using these people be prepared for the following: 2019 Tax Returns including all W2's and Schedule C. A current P&L Statement. Recent Bank Statement. Copy of a canceled check. Routing Number for your checking account. Last years 1099 from PayPal. I transmitted all of this information three different times to three different locations. I had conversations with three different Customer Service reps. I emailed them a request to CANCEL the whole mess after receiving an email from them requesting the documents for the third time. I went to bed thinking that I just refinanced my home faster and more efficiently than what I went through with LendingPoint. Just my experience. Others may have had a more pleasant experience.
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‎02-24-2021 02:21 PM
Thanks for your offer of help. I have no further need or interest in proceeding again with an application for a Seller Capital Loan. I do appreciate your offer of help.
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‎03-25-2021 12:11 PM
This is a great funding opportunity. You have to keep in mind that their underwriting process is similar to the underwriting process that banks do when you get business loans. Yes you need business bank statements, tax returns, and a soft pull on your credit. However, the upside is that you get inexpensive capital with longer pay back terms. My company just got approved for a $36,500 loan with 10.49 % annual interest and a 60 month term through eBay Capital (LendingPoint partnership). Finding this type of financing, especially for a business less than two years old, is rare. This type of financing can fundamentally change a business. Please take advantage of it. Also you are not limited to just your eBay sales when they make their lending decision. Their lending decision is based on your banking data. So for example, if your business bank account has sales from multiple platforms, then your lending decision will be based on your revenue from all platforms.
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‎04-11-2021 01:10 PM
PWC was the best thing out there, no hassles, quick approval and simple and to the point. Making us go to MP pretty much closed off that avenue which was a big deal..and for what? So EB could make a few more bucks?
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‎04-11-2021 01:16 PM
You probably could have opened a credit card with no data and just used that.
Great Moms turn them off first.
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‎04-14-2021 04:17 PM
lol no thanks dude
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‎08-27-2021 06:19 PM
Had a feeling it was a pain
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‎09-12-2021 02:11 PM
Agreed!
I also had a difficult experience dealing with Lending Point. After each document submitted- more were requested. They sent email after email. All that work just to have them let me know my bank was "not compatible" ...
Whatever that means??
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‎10-04-2021 09:30 AM
yo estoy intentando aplicar pero cuando doy clic en la pagina de ebay aply now no sale nada , seraque no fuciona ?
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‎11-14-2021 03:46 PM
Ebay must be embarrassed by the Lending Point Loans. What a Joke
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‎12-13-2021 01:02 PM
for the mot part I found LP simple and easy but that was a year ago so perhaps things have changed i was a pain to pay them back early thought they only let me give smaller payments every day so it took a few week to pay it off early even though i had cash in hand. yes there interest rates are high. but PPWC flat rate ='s a much rate unless you're a slow seller and can drag it out.
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‎12-13-2021 01:03 PM
For the mot part I found LP simple and easy but that was a year ago so perhaps things have changed i was a pain to pay them back early thought they only let me give smaller payments every day so it took a few week to pay it off early even though i had cash in hand. yes there interest rates are high. but PPWC flat rate ='s a much rate unless you're a slow seller and can drag it out.
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‎12-14-2021 07:57 AM
Hi everyone,
Due to the age of this thread, it has been closed to further replies. Please feel free to start a new thread if you wish to continue to discuss this topic.
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