ForwardLine

Mr. Reykman, We apologize that our mailing has caused you concern. Your business received ForwardLine’s business platinum account mailer based on qualifying information about your business provided to us by one or more of the major business credit bureaus. This was an offer for a business loan, not a credit card. In order to make a final offer of credit, ForwardLine requires completion of an application, as well as submission of additional information regarding an applicant's business. Furthermore, any merchant applying for a ForwardLine loan would receive significant information regarding the terms and conditions of the financing for which it is applying. We are regretful that you were concerned by the receipt of our direct mail marketing piece. However, ForwardLine has been in business for over 13 years and highly values its excellent reputation for reliable, honest, and accessible small business financing. We have loaned millions of dollars to small businesses nationwide for over 13 years. We have not engaged in any of the conduct suggested in your post, and our commitment to customer service and transparency has resulted in an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. If you have any additional questions or concerns regarding ForwardLine or its products, do not hesitate to contact us by email at info@forwardline.com or by phone 866-623-4900. Thank you, ForwardLine

It sounds like you received one of ForwardLine’s Pre-Approved Platinum Account offers. We can assure you that this is not a “scam†but rather a legitimate offer for business financing. ForwardLine does indeed provide merchant loans (or merchant cash advances) to small businesses based on a qualifying merchant’s monthly credit card sales. If this sounds like something your business could use, please contact us and we’d be happy to assist you. Otherwise, we wish you the best of luck and much success. Regards, Thomas Bonneau Marketing Director ForwardLine Financial