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 Professional grade trucking and transportation freight factoring services:

  • Simple process from start to funding
  • Up to 97% advances on freight bills
  • Non-recourse freight factoring
  • Factoring facilities up to $35 million
  • Factoring tailored to your needs
  • Factor only the invoices you choose
  • Competitive rates and flexible terms
  • Fuel Card for added convenience
  • Manage account online
  • Track payments and collections
  • Free invoicing and collections
  • Free load board
  • Free credit checks on your customers
  • And more

We are a dedicated team of experienced trucking and transportation freight factoring professionals, and since 1978 have been helping transportation companies with their immediate and ongoing funding needs. https://1sttruckingfactoring.com/

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 29, 2021 at 2:35 AM

    Mr Pedro and his loan company was absolutely great to work with. He was extremely clear, thorough and patient as he guided my wife and I through the loan process. He was also very timely and worked hard to make sure everything was ready to go before closing the loan.  
    Mr Pedro is a loan officer working with a group of investors who help us get funds to buy our new home, You can contact him if you want to get a loan at an affordable low rate of 2% RIO   Email Him On . pedroloanss@gmail.com    Or       Whatsapp Chat: + 1-863-231-0632

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