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Release The Tied-Up Cash In Your Unpaid Invoices  

Factoring unpaid invoices is one of the quickest ways for companies to solve their cash flow and payroll funding issues.  From time to time your business may have thousands of dollars tied-up in unpaid invoices, which can affect your cash flow and the overall operation of your business. However, you can fix that problem very quickly with invoice factoring. 

We specialize in solving cash flow problems for companies nationwide (United States and Canada).  You can have the cash locked away in your unpaid invoices in just a few short days.  For more information visit:  https://www.1sttruckingfactoring.com/

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