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The Merchant contracts with FDIS or a FDIS sales channel to have its credit card transactions processed
for each of its contracted locations.
AMI and Merchant enter into AMI Merchant Agreement, under which AMI pays $20,000 (the purchase
price of the future credit card sales) to the Merchant as a lump sum cash payment in exchange for AMIs
right to receive (RTR) $27,000 over an estimated 7 month period.
In the AMI Merchant Agreement, Merchant authorizes AMI to direct FDIS to send an agreed upon
percentage (in this case, 20%) of their Visa/MasterCard settlement amount directly to AMI and the
remaining 80% to the Merchant every day until the specified amount of receivables purchased by AMI
has been remitted to AMI.
AMI, Inc.
Merchant Location
FDMS
FDIS splits Remittance of
daily Credit Card Net
Settlement Amount.
Retail Businesses
Gift, Card & Novelty Stores
Clothing Stores
Auto Parts & Accessories
Hardware Stores
Liquor Stores
Florists
Pet & Pet Supply Stores
Other Categories
Medical Practices
Veterinary services
Most Franchised Concepts
Theaters
Tire Stores
Nurseries
Book Stores
Bike Shops
Hobby Shops
Gyms/Fitness Centers
Toy Stores
Car Washes
Tanning Salons
Note:
These business types may qualify for an AMI Funding - however, the approval to
fund rate is lower than that of the Preferred and Target business types.
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Transmission shops
Construction companies
Flea markets
Golf Courses
Furniture Stores
Travel agencies
Gas stations
Home-Based Businesses
Jewelry Stores
Insurance Companies
Management Companies
Caterers
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Unless a merchant agrees, the Specified Percentage will not change. As a result:
Remittance of the Specified Amount flows with merchants cash flow.
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Add the four months of Visa and MasterCard volumes together and divide by
four to determine an average monthly Visa and MasterCard volume.
AMI may require 12 months of statements for seasonal merchants when there
is more than a 30% variance from season-to-season or month-to-month.
The merchants time in business and average monthly Visa and MasterCard sales
volume are the first two factors AMI uses to determine the AMI funding program
for which the merchant can qualify:
There are three AMI programs for merchants who have owned and operated
their business location more than 12 months.
One AMI funding program is available for merchants who have owned and
operated their business location less than twelve months.
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FAX: 678.564.3053
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Example of Email
Merchant
MID
Business
Start Date
SC3 Score
Trade Lines
Neg Trades
% available
% of available credit
Gross Sales
Avg CC
Monthly CC Avg
Avg # Trans
Avg $ Trans
Avg ticket price (less than $250)
Offers:
Specified Amount
Fund $
RTR
Rate
RTR %
Turn
$50,000
$72,500
1.450
24.00%
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$47,000
$65,800
1.400
24.00%
10.0
$38,000
$52,440
1.390
24.00%
9.0
* The three bold fields go on the merchant application.
Max Turn
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Submission Requirements Special notes/requirements needed to be satisfied for final approval.
Note: These offers are contingent on actual submission details that match the information used to prepare this PreQual. If any information changes, the Pre-Qual is no longer valid.
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Successful Submissions
Factors that can delay an underwriting decision
1.
Welcome Call Merchant is not available for the call or does not cooperate
during the call.
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3.
Merchant does not supply additional information that may be required such
as:
4.
a)
b)
Business License
c)
Proof of Ownership
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The business owners or business representative's name, position, business info, tax ID# and/or SS# are
verified.
2.
The terms of the Merchant Agreement are reviewed and confirmed: Purchase Price, Specified Amount
and the Specified Percentage.
3.
We verify that the merchant agrees to the above and authorizes the processor to deduct the Specified
Percentage from its card transactions.
4.
We ask the merchant to confirm its card volume and total gross annual sales.
5.
We verify that the merchant will not change processors as long as any receivables are owed to
AdvanceMe.
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We thank the business owner or representative for their time and advise them that they will hear back
from us shortly.
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C. Term of lease ending during the estimated retrieval period and a new
lease is not provided.
4. Excessive Judgments or Liens more than $250,000.
5. Bankruptcy open or not discharged for at least 12 months.
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AMIs funding is based on future credit card sales volume. We verify from
your statements that your volume qualifies.
Im Not Familiar with AMI. Why should I deal with them?
AMI, Inc. has an excellent rating at the Better Business Bureau. Check them
out at www.bbb.org. They are a member in good standing. The Better
Business Bureau has given AMI, Inc. their highest rating.
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