Anybody in here successfully using Amazon lending on a stealth account? I got a nice offer that might be worth looking into. Only information I'm seeing on here is over 7-8 years old. From what I seen on youtube most people are getting approved and funded in a few minutes so I doubt there is any real check.
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9% but comes out to like 3% and some change since you pay it back monthly. Really only worry I have is the 1 guy on here saying his account got instantly deactivated on the 2nd loan with stealth but he was a new member so idk how much weight I should put into his statement. And that post is was super old
Anybody in here successfully using Amazon lending on a stealth account? I got a nice offer that might be worth looking into. Only information I'm seeing on here is over 7-8 years old. From what I seen on youtube most people are getting approved and funded in a few minutes so I doubt there is any real check.
I've used the eB PayPal Working Capital and Lending Point Loans. eB suspended me last year and now filing for bankruptcy. Was not stealthing, using real name. If you're stealthing and taking loans, would talk to lawyer to see if you're at risk of wire fraud if SHTF.
Would recommend anyone taking business loans or using credit cards to fund your business to do so under LLC or S Corp. That way your personal assets are not at risk. Do not use sole proprietorship and EIN.
Amazon used to use their own funds but now a commercial lender is used and they get commission, before they relied on your turnover and account status now its a credit report required for the commercial lender.
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Glad I came here first! The account is under a random name that I created an LLC with ex. Paul Smith and Paul Smith LLC. If they were to try to do a credit check with the details on the account that might definitely cause a huge problem.
Glad I came here first! The account is under a random name that I created an LLC with ex. Paul Smith and Paul Smith LLC. If they were to try to do a credit check with the details on the account that might definitely cause a huge problem.