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July 29, 2010I’ve found websites that sell seasoned shelf corporations, some also with seasoned credit. What does that exactly mean? Are their already lines of credit established? It seems to me that, upon purchasing the LLC, the lenders would still want to look into the reputation of the seller, etc. In other words, is this too good to be true? I have a good rep. but something to me doesn’t fully add up.
There is no free lunch! We are in the business of forming and selling custom LLCs and creating shelf companies.
When someone wants to sell a shelf company with credit, you will have to check with Dun and Bradstreet for its PAYDEX score. This will tell you its rating. (100 is perfect).
Price is usually commensurate with the ability to obtain credit.
You would also have to check with the lenders who were offering the credit to see if it is still available.
All in all it is a risky business. You can see more detail at www.corp95.com
David
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Ask a seasoned person, one who has developed, brokered, sold, sells and forms shelf Corporations as either an ‘S’ Corp or LLC. http://www.corp95.com
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There is no free lunch! We are in the business of forming and selling custom LLCs and creating shelf companies.
When someone wants to sell a shelf company with credit, you will have to check with Dun and Bradstreet for its PAYDEX score. This will tell you its rating. (100 is perfect).
Price is usually commensurate with the ability to obtain credit.
You would also have to check with the lenders who were offering the credit to see if it is still available.
All in all it is a risky business. You can see more detail at http://www.corp95.com
David
References :
http://www.corp95.com