In order to watch Grant Cardone's investment video one must put in their phone and email = Red…read moreFlag! After watching, I refused to purchase. However, I have received over 10 emails and texts, even though I say "STOP" they continue to come. Now, I'm reporting to the FCC!

I had an appointment with a rep from Grant Cardone following my signing up on his website. The rep…read moreimmediately jumped into asking loads of questions about my business and finances, some of which I found extremely intrusive. Then the question came up on how much liquid cash I have, as soon as I gave a number, the call was ended with a promise of sending me an ebook. I told the rep that I have the ebook already and was interested in learning more about the program but all I got was that they will resend the ebook. Call abruptly over. They seem to be only after your money, and I mean substantial sums running into thousands of dollars. They got all my information but was given zero information about the program as soon as they decided our numbers didn't match up. Doubt if Grant Cardone himself is aware of how his company is being run, and being portrayed. I will stay away.

This company uses language like "approved" while continuing to move the goalposts. Requests for…read moresensitive banking access, inconsistent explanations, and delays raised serious concerns. After researching further, I chose not to proceed. I'm sharing this to help other business owners avoid a stressful and questionable experience.

The underwriter called to finalize the process, she wanted our bank user id and password, and when…read morewe offered read-only access she asked if we can send it to her personal email address. We disconnected the call and spoke to the third party we were working with, he assured us it was a legit company. He had a manager call us, we provided read access. Our bank put a hold on our account and said the computer that logged in to read only access was reported as fraud before. I was urged not to do business with this company. Top it off, I look up the manager on linked in and she is a data entry specialist. Be careful

We invested a total of $11,500 in this company because the interest was very good at the time. When…read morewe needed the money for other things, we requested return of this money. The president promised to pay back the money several times, but until now, never has. We will NEVER do business with this company again!

Very nice people , to deal with , Loan approvals are high,. You just need to provide supporting…read moredocuments and you will get approved rather quick. The Account Rep Jesus is great. They explaing how the whole process works The rates we got are great !! i will do business with them again.

Extremely concerning experience. Proceed with caution…read more We initiated an application process and did not sign a factoring agreement, security agreement, or activate any credit facility. Despite this, UCC filings were placed against our company in multiple states during the application stage. During several conversations with the sales representative, the process was explained in detail, including background checks and due diligence. At no point were UCC filings disclosed or explained as part of the application process, despite thorough discussions. When we objected and decided not to move forward, we were told the filings could be removed. However, instead of the company removing the filings it initiated, we were provided a letter authorizing us to file and pay for the UCC terminations ourselves. This required us to spend time and money cleaning up a legal filing we never expected, never benefited from, and never knowingly agreed to in practice. While the company relied on broad application language to justify this, the lack of clear disclosure upfront and the burden placed on the applicant to fix the situation raises serious concerns about transparency and business practices. Experienced operators should ask very direct questions before submitting an application and carefully review what authority is being granted during the "application" phase.

From the owner: eCapital is committed to supporting small and middle-market companies in the United States and…read moreCanada by accelerating their access to capital through alternative financing solutions like factoring, lines of credit and asset-based lending. Through its Commercial Finance and Freight Factoring divisions and its portfolio companies eCapital offers alternative finance solutions to a broad set of industries. Our solutions offered include: - Freight Factoring - Factoring Line of Credit - Invoice Financing - Asset-Based Lending - Equipment Financing - Inventory Financing