Amazon loan
been offered an amazon loan for 25k…anyone else had one and are they quick and easy…i am happy and not in need off it really but could jump start a few new products and push me to the next mile stone etc …plus could pay off within a few months…thoughts…???
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Seller_wqciCXuQbNS4p
And check the interest rates…they keep offering us more and the last offer the rate had increased by a point.
With today’s base rate rise, you may even see another rise in the rate.
Seller_wqciCXuQbNS4p
I think that the only other matter to bearing in mind, is make sure that you can meet the repayments.
If Amazon is your only revenue stream, then you need to be a little careful. Revenue generated from your sales will always, without question, be used to repay the loan before repaying you. If you have a fallow month, it may even be possible that the whole month’s turnover is absorbed in servicing the debt. Of late, a few people have been on the forums citing just that, and it’s crippled there day to day cash flow.
Seller_0a8JwzVCco9bA
Yes, they are easy to set up and run because they are paid through the seller account. Compare the interest rate they are offering with other sources available to you to make sure you’re getting value for money before you commit to it.
I used Amazon Lending last year one time which helped me re-stock inventory when I needed to, but subsequently paid it off and then took out a further start up loan through the British Business Bank which was at a far more reasonable rate.
As long as you have a plan then there is nothing wrong in borrowing money to grow a business - good luck!
Seller_tc3VxVXAlHXbN
It’s really expensive you seen the rate? Twice often 3x the rate of competitors why pay twice as much?
Seller_tc3VxVXAlHXbN
Iwoca Seller Fi Clearco your own bank Liberis YouLend even the UK Government Business Loans are cheaper (6% as of today)
Google Amazon Loan/Funding it’s very competitive within the past year I’ve got 1.5% loans from foreign banks
Seller_tc3VxVXAlHXbN
The ones I suggested specialise in Loans for Amazon Sellers so they don’t really check or care about your credit rating. They look at your disbursements, Amazon Sales, average inventory held…I expect Amazon do similar
If you look at the “Amazon” Loan it’s not from Amazon you borrow off JP Morgan or Goldman Sachs (can’t remember which one) then Amazon get commission from them which you pay.
The guy saying about 100k being not as cheap so the loans I get are only 20-40k. Obviously alot less risk. The only way you may be able to get 100k that cheap is if you have 3-4 different loans from the providers I listed above.
But there are loads of them. Google Online Seller Loans Amazon Loans etc for such a large amount probably worth shopping about
