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musicalchairs

04/29/10 8:31 PM

#313742 RE: harvard homeboy #313732

Just about when I lost faith the subject of factoring came up. Now the gorilla is in the room. Spin it anyway you want, if a company can get a factor to buy in then its real. And if it can survive with money at this price then, as the song goes, it can make it anywhere.
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nilremerlin

04/29/10 10:39 PM

#313790 RE: harvard homeboy #313732

Your math is fuzzy. The percentage is still 4.67% regardless of the length of time. 4.67% per month, per year, per 100 years. You're not supposed to multiply the percentage by the number of periods...that's totally misleading.

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Welcome2Pinkyland

04/29/10 10:57 PM

#313799 RE: harvard homeboy #313732

4.67% on every $30,000 - what is so hard to understand?

i give X $30,000 in receivables

X gives me $28,600

the deal is done - nothing more to calculate