Willowharbor Credit, a small-business funding broker in Bloomington, Illinois, uses this short form to start a request. It asks for your name, email, phone number and business name, a time-in-business band, an annual revenue band, the amount you need as a range, and consent. We then call to learn the purpose and explain which structures fit; lending partners make every credit decision.
After you press submit
- We call or email. Willowharbor Credit gets in touch using the details you entered and asks what the money must cover.
- We talk structures. Based on the purpose, we explain which of the six structures fit and which partners offer them.
- A partner reviews. If you go ahead, a lending partner asks for the documents it needs and decides.
- You decide. Any offer is yours to accept or decline.
Things the Willowharbor form never asks for
No Social Security number, bank account numbers or statements. Never send those by ordinary email. If a partner needs documents later, it will tell you how to send them securely. How much you need and how long you have traded are only picked from ranges on the form; the detail comes up on the call.
Consent and your information
Please read the consent text beside the checkbox; it covers who may call and text you. The disclosures explain our role and the privacy policy explains how information is handled.
Prefer to talk it through?
Call (309) 225-6781. The steps of a request show what happens after the first call and who decides at each point.
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