Coming soon. No questions asked line of credit for NACHI members who shop the mall.

[Nick Gromicko]

www.InspectorMALL.com

[wforsyth]

Details details details......

[wforsyth]

Any updates on this Nick?

[wforsyth]

bump

[wsiegel]

Just like a woman. Give them a chance to spend with not limit and they cant wait.

[Thomas Jansson]

jeez, bill...

[wforsyth]

Actually some of us can't afford to spend 10-20,000 on equipment up front and are just hoping to be able to get the things we need up front to help jumpstart our business.

Besides most women get excited about shoes, not tools like I do. I'm not really a woman.

[tneumann]

10-20K???? Holy chit...

Good luck with that....

[Michael Larson]

Get real people, somebody has to underwrite the risk of providing unsecured credit. There is no free lunch.

And unless one is buying an IR camera or a vehicle, how would one spend 10-20K in equipment.

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by tneumann

10-20K???? Holy chit...

Good luck with that....

I didn't say that was what I was spending.

I said from what I've read, some people have started up with that much which I DON'T have.

[wforsyth]

Originally Posted by mlarson

Get real people, somebody has to underwrite the risk of providing unsecured credit. There is no free lunch.

And unless one is buying an IR camera or a vehicle, how would one spend 10-20K in equipment.

I would think that it would include cost for a truck, and other big ticket items.
I don't think anyone has been implying that it isn't underwritten. Just that there isn't any hard *** credit stuff. Maybe a chance for those who are working hard to rebuild their credit to get started.

[Michael Larson]

Nick has shared techniques for rebuilding your credit rating.

I'm skeptical that a magic wand will be waved and suddenly those without the ability to get credit on their own will suddenly be credit repaired. The risks are far to high for any credit offerers to provide credit to non credit worthy borrowers.

It's just one of the hard facts of life.
It takes time and effort to repair one's credit.

[wforsyth]

Please reread that.

I said for those who are "working hard" to rebuild their credit.

I'm not talking about a magic bullet. But I am rebuilding my credit and have taken great steps to be responsible in my handling of money and have been rewarded in small ways by being extended credit. This I am managing well so that I can move on to greater things.
Sometimes even when you have been responsible for several years, companies will hold your past against you. So it is nice to think that perhaps there is a chance for those who have had problems in the past, whether their fault or not.

[tneumann]

Wendy
You have been here as long as I have....you still haven't bought supplies/tools etc?

[wforsyth]

Sure, but just basics. Really basic. But not the ones I really want.