Strategies to fool the desperate.
RBSL & Unsecured lines offers the carrot that they have special ways, they know special sources, only known to them that can get you the funding that you normally could not get.
Since they realize that most people will, after seeing their bullet proof contract, come to the realization they what they offer is basically smoke and mirrors they charge incremental amounts such as the $329 "credit review" then if depending on the desperateness of the applicant they then suggest the $2500 "optimizer" which goes through 17 steps that supposedly make your business more legitimate to a bank. Ie business phone #, business address, business bank account. Common sense stuff that anyone with half a brain knows.
All while still holding out the promise that funding is sure to come, knowing full well that they are going to be referring you to the same banks that just turned you down.
Or the big secret that you no longer can get stated loans and are all they are going to do is making you fill out 8-10 credit card applications with the hope that one of them gets approved.
All the for the measly 5% and $2500 and $329 of which most people can fill out credit card application by themselves.
Ask yourself if their so stinking successful at getting people funding and are earning 5% of all obtained funds why do they need to get upfront payments?
Well they have carefully orchestrated script that helps them overcome your objections; such as we are performing an in depth analysis of your company and doing a credit analysis which takes all of 5 minutes max.
And then again ask yourself if they are so great at what they do how come they can not give out references? Well the privacy of the clients blah, blah, the contract says we can not release any info blah, blah.
Hell, any company that is legitmate has references. What does that tell you about RBSL.
They are making a pretty good living promising the world, making you sign a loan sharking contract, and then delivering a whole lot of nothing.
I guess if you can't deliver the goods you get upfront payments?
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