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Bad practice of customer service, dishonesty seller, after many requests they never provided a copy of the contract, poor identification of fraudulent brokers, they charge fee for everything
NFusion Capital, LLC are legalized loan sharks. They say their rate is 2.75% but they have a long list of additional fees so the actual rate is much higher. I used them for a short time and after paying them tens of thousands of dollars I had to pay them an additional $5,000 just to quit doing business with them. More than once they overcharged me by several hundred dollars. They didn't send documentation showing what I was charged until I made multiple requests. I have dealt with other factoring companies and didn't have these issues so you should do your research or you can get burned like I did.
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