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| David (Gast) |
How does the Amazon Lending program for businesses can help me? | |||
| Carla (Gast) |
Sounds quite familair. You see, I was on the same boots a couple of months ago. I recommend then to rely on some trusted company like pirscapital as it is a reliable source of any amazon lending here. They are quick, responsive, and understand the variable capital needs of business. I have never even thought that to get a loan for business could be so easy. Hope it will make sense for you | |||
| Matew (Gast) |
It’s beneficial for Amazon in a number of ways. 1. The purpose of the loan is supposed to go to financing inventory and expanding the loanee’s presence on Amazon. When third-party sellers do well on Amazon, Amazon benefits from that. 2. Leverage. Amazon likes having leverage over different companies. This goes way back to the early days of Amazon, when they were primarily selling books, and it’s just as true today. 3. Interest rates are astronomical (close to 20% is not uncommon.) As far as I know the actual loan comes from Bank of America, and I’m not sure how much Amazon gets out of this. Meanwhile, the loans are secured by the seller’s inventory and often a personal guarantee, so it’s not all that risky for them considering how much data they have on each seller. I wouldn’t be surprised if Amazon Lending continues to expand after the coronavirus is past us. |