NEW YORK, Jan. 25, 2017 -- As severe weather patterns continue to cause devastation across the country, thousands are in need of immediate financial relief to rebuild their lives. 800Fund.com is committed to empowering U.S. small business owners and has announced that it will be offering expedited MCA funding and easing a number of approval guidelines for impacted business owners.
Felix Gershkovitch, 800Fund.com President, says, “Our hearts, thoughts, and prayers go out to those devastated by the recent, severe weather in the Northeast and the Southern United States. 800Fund.com will be offering financial relief to business owners in the affected regions. We will be easing many of our standard approval guidelines and providing various discounts in order to provide business owners the working capital needed to get back on their feet and maintain their financial security.”
In addition to offering funding to impacted business owners in need of capital to restart their operations, 800Fund.com will also be offering early repayment discounts to those entitled to insurance claims. Qualified businesses can receive advances up to $1 million to replace real estate, machinery, equipment, inventory and other business assets. Applications are being accepted online now.
800Fund.com will expedite the applications and funding to affected businesses. Eligible small businesses must be located within one of the regions impacted by natural disaster, were in business on January 20, 2017 and meet basic 800Fund.com funding requirements.
800fund.com understands that small businesses are the lifeblood of any community. For this reason, the company furthers its commitment to support and service their small to medium-sized business clientele while powering local economic growth by way of providing alternative lending solutions to traditional banking. It's a fairly simple concept, if the businesses flourish, so do their communities.
For more information on how 800Fund.com can help your small business, please visit www.800fund.com or call (212)865-3863.
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ABOUT 800FUND.COM:
800fund is a leading merchant cash advance and short-term alternative lender to small- and medium-sized businesses. It is headquartered at 30 Broad Street, New York, NY. For business owners interested in information on alternative funding services, please visit 800Fund.com. After over a decade of finding ways to approve business owners that have long faced the struggles of securing funding through banks and other lenders, 800fund.com prides itself in its “1 to 1” program that starts at just $1,000 and advances up to $1 million with working capital repayment terms from 30 days to 24 months. In addition to this specially designed program, 800fund.com simplifies and expedites a traditionally lengthy process with swift decisions and same- or next- day financing in order to meet the needs of today’s small to medium-sized businesses.
Contact Information: 800fund.com, LLC 30 Broad Street, 28th FL. New York, NY 10004 T: (212) 865-3863


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