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FACTORING YOUR FREIGHT
Customer Satisfaction
Companies who are happy with our factoring process are more important to us than anything else. Our goal is to make the process as simple and worry-free as possible. We pride ourselves in offering the highest level of customer service, and appreciate the opportunity to earn your business. Our purpose is to satisfy your needs. By putting you first, we assure you a pleasurable transaction. Apply NOW!! or call one of our Client Relationship Managers toll free 1-888-942-7253.
Programs and Services
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Refer a friend and receive $100 after your friend gets approved!
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G Squared Funding offers advances up to 95%!
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Non Recourse Freight Bill Factoring at 5% Flat Rate!
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Recourse Factoring with Rates Starting at 1%!
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No minimum volume required!
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Competitive Fuel Advance Program!
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Administrative support, full service billing, online account management!
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Short Term and Open Contracts!
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Fuel Card!
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Credit Review on all your accounts!
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Full collection services!
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ACH and Wire transfers available on all accounts!
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FEDEX Overnight discount program available!
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DeFazio amendment staves off $200 million for 'livability' - 7 hours ago
OOIDA is praising the work of House lawmakers for getting an amendment passed to protect $200 million in highway money from being doled out for the DOT's "livability" grants. The amendment, offered by Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-OR, was part of a Transportation-Housing and Urban Development spending bill passed by the House on Thursday, July 29.
Primary elections season far from over - 7 hours ago
The path to Election Day in November has stops in several states during the next several weeks as voters will narrow down their options for who will appear on ballots. Already, 28 states have held primary elections as they reduce the field for Nov. 2. In August, 13 more states will do the same while nine other states wait until September.
New Mexico considers closing rest areas as financial woes continue - 7 hours ago
New Mexico has joined a growing list of states struggling to find money in their transportation budgets for rest area maintenance. Mark Slimp, chief public information officer for the NM Department of Transportation, admitted his agency is considering closing some of its rest areas.
FMCSA wants to hear truckers' opinions Aug. 18 in Baltimore - 7 hours ago
Truckers who missed out on the first stop of FMCSA's "road show" to talk about what's new in commercial driver medical certification have another shot coming up. The next FMCSA medical meeting for truckers is scheduled to be held from 8 to 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 18 at the Jessup, MD, TA Travel Centers located at Interstate 95 and Route 175 (exit 41A).
Feds propose new standard for safe havens - 7 hours ago
The Department of Transportation has proposed new standards for safe and secure places to park for truckers hauling a variety of explosives. The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration published a notice of proposed rulemaking in the Federal Register on Tuesday, July 27, that recommends construction and maintenance standards for safe havens. |
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