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You can get immediate cash - up to $150,000* within 7 days.
Times are rough - especially for a new or growing business. New businesses need a way to process credit card payments. Existing businesses need to grow their inventory to be able to build inventory or get discounts for larger bulk purchases.
We offer inexpensive credit card processing solutions to new businesses and provide the incentive of interest-free loans for existing and established businesses to switch their credit card processing to us.
We are the new leader in merchant funding with over 50 years of management experience in the finance business.
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you need to realize your business potential and make your dreams a reality.
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Why it makes sense to borrow money - even though you may not need it - A short course in economics - article by David Todeschini
The markets are reeling; they are volatile - more than ever before in world history. The truth of the matter is that any currency that is NOT a precious metal (i.e.: gold, silver, platinum) is called "fiat currency". The U.S. debt is currently several hundred times the perceived value of the entire world economy. The system is teetering on the brink of collapse, and it's only a matter of time before the roof caves in. The current monetary crisis threatens to be orders of magnitude worse than The Great Depression of the early 1920s; during that time, our currency was backed by GOLD, and the coins in our pockets had intrinsic value as precious metals. Today, the dollar bill isn't worth the paper it is printed on - that is why much of our paper currency is now printed overseas (where the labor is cheaper), and the pinkish 20-dollar bills you occasionally come across are the ones printed in foreign countries (the mainstream media is not telling you this). The coins we have in our pockets are little more than tiddly-winks; made of low-grade copper plated with neon-steel-brass-pewter-solder.
The trend for the last 10 years or so is for the money we carry around with us to become more and more worthless. This is why an average one-family house that could be bought in 1970 for $60,000 now costs over $500,000. The "appreciation" in the housing market is NOT because the homes have become more valuable, or more scarce; the appreciation in price is a reflection of the devaluation of the currency used to purchase it. To put it another way, homes cost more because the money is worth less. Paper money is, in fact worthless - it only buys things because people think it is worth something.
The old adage "A penny saved is a penny earned" is no longer true. A penny saved today will be worth half as much a few years from now. Money in the bank actually LOSES buying power every day that it sits in your account - even with a high APR interest rate, because the VALUE of the money; what it will actually BUY, is decreasing with every day that passes.
When a bank lends you money - say, to buy a home - the money it is lending you to pay the owner DOES NOT ACTUALLY EXIST. What the bank is doing is telling the seller that the money is in his account, and indeed the statements show the money has been deposited, but the "currency" is actually JUST THE RECORD OF THE TRANSACTION; electronic 'bytes' in a computer that gives the ILLUSION of worth. Inflation (TRUE inflation) is caused by banks lending more money than they actually have, which causes a money glut, and the laws of supply and demand (in addition to the devaluation of the currency) also drive prices higher.
I'll give you another example. When you cash a check at the bank, you will notice that the teller passes the check through a U-shaped machine - a check reader. The very MOMENT that check goes through that machine, the money is DEDUCTED from the account of the person who wrote the check. This happens in a matter of SECONDS. However, the 'money' does NOT instantly appear in YOUR account. Did you ever wonder why?. The bank will tell you that they are waiting for the check to 'clear', but in fact, the MOMENT the check went into that machine and the 'funds' were in the writer's account, the check CLEARED. The bank usually takes from 3 to 5 business days to credit YOUR account with the money they took from the writer's account. In that span of time, the bank deposited the funds with the Federal Reserve Bank (which, by the way is neither a part of the Federal government, NOR does it have any 'reserve'), and made a meager interest on the money - or they cycled it through other, more lucrative investments.
If you can borrow money INTEREST FREE, you are a FOOL not to do it. You will gain the advantage of being able to purchase TODAY, what will inevitably cost more in the future, AND you will be paying back the money with 'currency' that will be worth less (or worthless) a few years from now.
If you are an established business that deals with credit card transactions, I urge you to take advantage of this offer. There is nothing like it anywhere in the financial markets, and the purchase of tangible property - whether it be inventory for your business, real-estate, precious metals, or whatever - NOW - is certainly more advantageous than waiting to get those things - LATER - at a HIGHER price using money that is worth LESS.
If you would like to listen to EXPERTS discuss current financial trends and conditions as well as current events, there is no better place than Radio Liberty. There you will find unbiased reporting and discussion of many financial matters and current events. Go to and click on "Listen Online" (also check your local radio stations or the station guide for a station near you). You can download archived radio programs of your choice - MP3 format - free on:
While I am on the subject of money here, let me inform you that as an INDIVIDUAL, there is NO LAW that compels you to pay Federal Income Tax. This has been through the courts and has been VERIFIED. You need not take MY word for it; all you have to do is visit and watch the video.
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