A new term loan solution for eligible Amazon seller
We’re excited to announce the new term loan from Uncapped, designed to help high-revenue Amazon sellers support larger business needs.
Available to eligible sellers on the Amazon.com online store, a term loan from Uncapped provides access to funding designed to match the unique financing needs of Amazon sellers. Eligible sellers can qualify for up to $5 million, with flexible repayment terms up to 18 months, and an easy online application process that takes just minutes, with decisions within 1-2 business days.
We’re partnering with Uncapped to enable them to offer this new financing options directly to Amazon sellers like you. Uncapped is a global financial technology company that empowers e-commerce sellers by providing them with access to the strategic funding they need to grow.
To see if your business is eligible for a term loan with Uncapped, go to Amazon Lending.
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Seller_r9wMm8LrE5iKj
I won't comment on the wisdom of running your business on leverage on a platform that can seize your funds and goods at any time, without recourse, but I will say that the new "Similar articles" feature is less than useless, and this article is a good example. What this has to do with e.g. AI driven ad sales is beyond me (unless it's to acquire debt to raise your cost of sales by participating in the race to the bottom against a platform that pays $0 for ad placement).
I would personally prefer you turn the new news homepage into a searchable archive for those that care (and can simply guess what new and unpleasant changes have been announced recently in order to know to look for that), and go back to the simpler, older version.
Seller_XhMZjyBlEANeM
I hope it is as good as Amazon Lending was. My largest loan was $1,185,000.00 over 12 months. Although the interest was a little high the ROI for my business was great!
Seller_nG3fHo2aFVSLY
Why don't you just release the funds held in reserve , already a month's inventory is kept with fba so what's the need to keep reserves in Dollars ? . We might not need any loans then .
Seller_r9wMm8LrE5iKj
I notice the new news feature does not offer the option to comment on the most recent news articles. I'm sorry if we hurt your feelings by calling you out on your most obvious doublespeak.
A new term loan solution for eligible Amazon seller
We’re excited to announce the new term loan from Uncapped, designed to help high-revenue Amazon sellers support larger business needs.
Available to eligible sellers on the Amazon.com online store, a term loan from Uncapped provides access to funding designed to match the unique financing needs of Amazon sellers. Eligible sellers can qualify for up to $5 million, with flexible repayment terms up to 18 months, and an easy online application process that takes just minutes, with decisions within 1-2 business days.
We’re partnering with Uncapped to enable them to offer this new financing options directly to Amazon sellers like you. Uncapped is a global financial technology company that empowers e-commerce sellers by providing them with access to the strategic funding they need to grow.
To see if your business is eligible for a term loan with Uncapped, go to Amazon Lending.
A new term loan solution for eligible Amazon seller
We’re excited to announce the new term loan from Uncapped, designed to help high-revenue Amazon sellers support larger business needs.
Available to eligible sellers on the Amazon.com online store, a term loan from Uncapped provides access to funding designed to match the unique financing needs of Amazon sellers. Eligible sellers can qualify for up to $5 million, with flexible repayment terms up to 18 months, and an easy online application process that takes just minutes, with decisions within 1-2 business days.
We’re partnering with Uncapped to enable them to offer this new financing options directly to Amazon sellers like you. Uncapped is a global financial technology company that empowers e-commerce sellers by providing them with access to the strategic funding they need to grow.
To see if your business is eligible for a term loan with Uncapped, go to Amazon Lending.
6 replies
6 replies
Seller_r9wMm8LrE5iKj
I won't comment on the wisdom of running your business on leverage on a platform that can seize your funds and goods at any time, without recourse, but I will say that the new "Similar articles" feature is less than useless, and this article is a good example. What this has to do with e.g. AI driven ad sales is beyond me (unless it's to acquire debt to raise your cost of sales by participating in the race to the bottom against a platform that pays $0 for ad placement).
I would personally prefer you turn the new news homepage into a searchable archive for those that care (and can simply guess what new and unpleasant changes have been announced recently in order to know to look for that), and go back to the simpler, older version.
Seller_XhMZjyBlEANeM
I hope it is as good as Amazon Lending was. My largest loan was $1,185,000.00 over 12 months. Although the interest was a little high the ROI for my business was great!
Seller_nG3fHo2aFVSLY
Why don't you just release the funds held in reserve , already a month's inventory is kept with fba so what's the need to keep reserves in Dollars ? . We might not need any loans then .
Seller_r9wMm8LrE5iKj
I notice the new news feature does not offer the option to comment on the most recent news articles. I'm sorry if we hurt your feelings by calling you out on your most obvious doublespeak.
Seller_r9wMm8LrE5iKj
I won't comment on the wisdom of running your business on leverage on a platform that can seize your funds and goods at any time, without recourse, but I will say that the new "Similar articles" feature is less than useless, and this article is a good example. What this has to do with e.g. AI driven ad sales is beyond me (unless it's to acquire debt to raise your cost of sales by participating in the race to the bottom against a platform that pays $0 for ad placement).
I would personally prefer you turn the new news homepage into a searchable archive for those that care (and can simply guess what new and unpleasant changes have been announced recently in order to know to look for that), and go back to the simpler, older version.
Seller_r9wMm8LrE5iKj
I won't comment on the wisdom of running your business on leverage on a platform that can seize your funds and goods at any time, without recourse, but I will say that the new "Similar articles" feature is less than useless, and this article is a good example. What this has to do with e.g. AI driven ad sales is beyond me (unless it's to acquire debt to raise your cost of sales by participating in the race to the bottom against a platform that pays $0 for ad placement).
I would personally prefer you turn the new news homepage into a searchable archive for those that care (and can simply guess what new and unpleasant changes have been announced recently in order to know to look for that), and go back to the simpler, older version.
Seller_XhMZjyBlEANeM
I hope it is as good as Amazon Lending was. My largest loan was $1,185,000.00 over 12 months. Although the interest was a little high the ROI for my business was great!
Seller_XhMZjyBlEANeM
I hope it is as good as Amazon Lending was. My largest loan was $1,185,000.00 over 12 months. Although the interest was a little high the ROI for my business was great!
Seller_nG3fHo2aFVSLY
Why don't you just release the funds held in reserve , already a month's inventory is kept with fba so what's the need to keep reserves in Dollars ? . We might not need any loans then .
Seller_nG3fHo2aFVSLY
Why don't you just release the funds held in reserve , already a month's inventory is kept with fba so what's the need to keep reserves in Dollars ? . We might not need any loans then .
Seller_r9wMm8LrE5iKj
I notice the new news feature does not offer the option to comment on the most recent news articles. I'm sorry if we hurt your feelings by calling you out on your most obvious doublespeak.
Seller_r9wMm8LrE5iKj
I notice the new news feature does not offer the option to comment on the most recent news articles. I'm sorry if we hurt your feelings by calling you out on your most obvious doublespeak.
