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About Me
- David Goldin
- David is the President & CEO of AmeriMerchant, a merchant cash advance provider founded in 2002. AmeriMerchant has over 90 employees and is headquartered in New York City with an additional office in San Mateo, California. David's previous experience includes co-founding an Internet development company and building it from four to fifty people that was eventually sold to a multi-billion dollar publicly traded telecommunications company.
Contact
David Goldin can be reached at dg@amerimerchant.com
3 comments:
One clear sign that there is trouble with a provider, is when they suddenly start changing their requirements. If you know of a provider that has altered requirements twice within the last month or so, chances are they are having fiscal issues.
Any confirmation to the rumors that the oldest cash advance provider is up for sale? I hear they're bumping up their approval amounts to create the image of more accounts and larger portfolio
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