Many Small Businesses Get Cash Advances
Sometimes, one of the most difficult challenges faced by small businesses is the lack of cash to pay their bills. That’s why many small businesses rely on getting a cash advance from an online lender, like Credible. We want to walk you through this process and provide as much information as possible so that you can make the best decision for your business.
So, how do online lenders work?
The way this system works is simple. You apply with Credible, an online lender that is no-hassle and very user-friendly. When you apply, you fill out a quick application and we figure out what your credit score is. Then we make a decision about whether to offer you a loan, or not. Alternatively, if you are denied a loan from Credible (which seldom happens), then you may be able to find that money from one of our other lenders on our network. If we decide to approve you for a loan, then once the money gets into your business account—you pay us back in installments.
What are the benefits of this method?
The benefits of getting cash advances are that you can immediately pay your bills and prevent any late fees from happening. This is also a great way to get through a short term difficult period. Because these loans can be paid back quickly, it leaves you with more freedom than other financial products might. Credible lends to businesses that are in most U.S. states and we offer flexible repayment terms to ensure small businesses like yours succeed.
How do I apply for a loan?
To apply for a loan, simply click the Apply Now button on this page and then fill out the application form. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us by e-mail at support@credible.com.
Credible is proud to be an online lender backed by the founded and operated by the CFSA – Canadian Financial Services Association
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Pictures for the Flaws in US Airport Security - [Warning this is a serious security flaw that can get you arrested and deported] (http://www.travelunderground.org/airport-security-problems-us.html#) has images of items I have seen recently via The Daily Mail UK : First picture (http://www.travelunderground.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/example1notebook2.jpg) has someone with a wire sticking out of their laptop cable... I guess this could be used as an explosive? Second picture (http://www.travelunderground.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/2nd-pic-toilet-brush2.jpg) has a toilet brush in his laptop sleeve... I guess it is some sort of weapon? Third picture (http://www.travelunderground.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/example3notebook3.jpg) has a padlock hidden in their laptop sleeve... I guess they are going to use it to break into the plane?
CNET :: Hacking Exposed: Airline security lapses leave passengers at risk (http://news.cnet....) has a report on the biggest security failure since 9-11....
Hackers Exposed: Airline Security Lapses Leave Passengers at Risk (http://www.cnet....) details many serious security gaps in the TSA system...
November 14, 2005 (http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/14/technology/14security.html) - The Transportation Security Administration repeatedly missed deadlines, failed to deploy needed IT systems and failed to provide enough security guards, according to a congressional report issued Wednesday.
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It also found that the agency did not have a plan for responding to a successful terrorist attack or other catastrophic event. Without an emergency plan, the agency lacks the ability to effectively respond, making it impotent against threats like nuclear or biological attacks, the committee said.
11/12/2005 (http://www.nytimes....) - The Department of Homeland Security's inspector general said yesterday that a new computer system meant to help federal and local officials respond to terrorist attacks and disasters was still riddled with security problems. The problems, which include people unauthorized to use the system gaining access, could imperil efforts to coordinate a response in the event of an attack or disaster, John W. Schindler, the inspector general, said yesterday at a hearing of the House Transportation Security Subcommittee.
11/13/2005 (http://www.nytimes....) - Two years after Congress ordered the Transportation Security Administration to fix glaring gaps in airline security, precious little progress has been made and American travelers are at risk from terrorists, according to a report by a congressional oversight panel. The report, released late yesterday by the House Government Reform Subcommittee on National Security, also concluded that the agency was severely understaffed and was not prepared to respond quickly to threats from inside the United States.
Moore's Best Bet: Game Over (http://www.wired....) - Wired has an article about Moore's law and explains why for players of games it will be game over soon...
The article is called Computer Games Are Doomed (http://www.wired....) but don't worry this is an interesting read especially if you like playing computer games...
How Computers Change Your Brain (http://www.cio.com.) - A CIO article on how computers can affect your brain...
Conclusion
This article has only covered the most important issues which could affect your security. There are many more issues which could be included in this article as nothing is ever perfect. Some of these issues are: keeping a close eye on your internet usage, keeping a close eye on any information you change on your computer, and make sure that you never get tricked into sending any sensitive information over the internet (physical or not).
So here are some final words of advice to keep in mind:
Always try to download programs from trusted sources. This way you will be able to check if they do have malicious viruses and if they do then delete them from your computer as soon as possible.