Your Rights & the Law
TCPA, cease-and-desist letters, evidence and what protections actually apply to a business line.
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Stop the Calls, Part 33: The broker slid into your business DMs. Lock the door.
A broker you hung up on shows up in your LinkedIn and Instagram DMs the next morning. Here's the written stop line, the report-and-block steps and the four settings that lock your…
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Stop the Calls, Part 32: The broker moved the pitch to WhatsApp. Now what?
A broker you hung up on shows up in your WhatsApp 4 minutes later. Here's the full-sentence stop message, the block-and-report taps and the one setting that shut a chat-app pitch…
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Stop the Calls, Part 31: "I'm with the SBA." Then why the bridge loan?
A caller says he's with the SBA, then pitches a bridge advance. Here's the one-question sort that tells SBA staff, lenders and brokers apart before you give a single number.
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Stop the Calls, Part 30: "Your accountant referred us." Which one?
A caller says your accountant sent him, but he won't say which one. Here's the blind referral check that tests the claim without giving him a single fact.
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Stop the Calls, Part 29: "Your funder sold your account to us." Did they?
A caller says your funder sold your advance to his company and wants your bank statements. Here's the 20-minute check that shows who really holds your account.
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Stop the Calls, Part 28: "We found an error in your application." What application?
A caller says there's an error on an application you never sent. Here are the three questions to ask, and why you should correct nothing.
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Stop the Calls, Part 27: You said no at 4 PM. They called back at 8:05 AM.
A broker hears no at 4 PM and calls back at 8:05 AM with a "better offer." Here's why no doesn't end the calls, and the two sentences that do.
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Stop the Calls, Part 26: the e-sign link texted at 9 PM, and the 6 lines to read first
A broker texts an e-sign link at 9:14 PM and says the offer expires at midnight. Here's the one-day script and the 6 contract lines to find before you tap Sign.
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Stop the Calls, Part 25: "We just need your bank login." Send this instead
A caller says he just needs your bank login to verify revenue. Here's the script that sends PDF statements instead, and the five steps to take if you already gave it.
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Stop the Calls, Part 24: "I'm not a broker, I'm the lender." Here's how to check
A caller swears he's the direct lender, not a broker. Here are the four questions to ask by email, and the public records that show who is really on the line.
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Stop the Calls, Part 23: The "your file closes today" text and the deadline you never set
A text says your funding file closes today at 5 PM. Here's the four-step test that tells a real offer from a sales clock, and the email that sets your own deadline.
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Stop the Calls, Part 22: the "pre-approved" text that knows your exact number
A text says you're pre-approved for the exact amount you once applied for. Here's how to trace where that number came from, and the one reply and one email that follow.
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Stop the Calls, Part 21: "We'll pay off your advance." Ask these 5 questions first
A caller says they'll pay off your advance and cut your daily payment. Here are five questions that sort a real offer from a pitch, and the line that ends the call when they can't…
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Stop the Calls, Part 20: is that really your funder calling about a renewal?
A renewal call from your own funder is normal. A broker borrowing its name is not, and a two-minute call-back test tells them apart.
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Stop the Calls, Part 14: when the "local" number is not local at all
Same funding pitch, different local-looking digits. Neighbor spoofing makes caller ID look nearby. Log the pitch, not every new number.
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Stop the Calls, Part 13: ask your carrier to block, then whitelist the real ones
Blocking without a whitelist trades broker spam for angry regulars.
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Stop the Calls, Part 12: which form do you file when they won't stop?
Pick the door that matches what happened.
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Stop the Calls, Part 11: they rang at 7:12 a.m. Was that even allowed?
Broker called at 7:12 a.m.? Federal rules bar sales calls before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m.; Texas and Florida go further. Log the time and send a written stop.
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Stop the Calls, Part 10: "You already gave us consent." Did you?
Broker says you already gave consent? Ask four questions about that form, then revoke it in one sentence. Copy-paste script plus the FCC rules, cited.
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Stop the Calls, Part 9: same pitch, new company name
New company name, same broker pitch? Ask who they're calling for, then use one stop sentence that asks to cover affiliates. Script and the FCC rules behind it.
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Stop the Calls, Part 8: the voicemail that never rang
A voicemail that never rang is still a call. A 4-step routine for ringless voicemail funding pitches: save it, log it, opt out, don't call back.
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Stop the Calls, Part 7: one word ends the text thread
A funding pitch hits your texts. Don't write a paragraph. The FCC's seven stop words, a 3-step text routine, and the one reply they're allowed to send.
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How to stop MCA brokers from calling you
Tell each broker on the call to put your number on its internal do-not-call list. Then send the same request in writing, log every call after it, register your personal cell at…
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Stop the Calls, Part 6: who sold them your number?
When one does name a vendor, that name is worth more than the call.
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Stop the Calls, Part 5: let the screener take call nine
That's the Part 1 script, spoken for you, on every call.
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Stop the Calls, Part 4: how did they know you got funded last week?
It's a new filing with your name on it.
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Stop the Calls, Part 3: the 6-column call log that survives a new caller ID every hour
Five different numbers don't hide one pitch.
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Stop the Calls, Part 2: send the stop request in writing, not on the phone
You have no proof they heard you.
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Stop the Calls, Part 1: the 22-second script that ends a broker call
Call nine before lunch. A 22-second script, a four-field log, and the FTC/FCC rights that apply when MCA brokers won't stop dialing.
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How to stop 20 MCA broker calls a day when you are at your breaking point
If getting 20 broker calls a day is driving you to a breaking point, take a step back. Here is how to kill the noise and take control of your phone line.
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They called 9 times after you said stop. Now what?
What the TCPA is, how to tell unwanted callers to stop in writing, how to log every call, and where to report them to the FTC and FCC.
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The Deal That Died on Ring Eleven
A merchant one signature from a two-million-dollar project walked away because his phone would not stop ringing. I was one of the brokers calling.
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