By EDWARDJOEWARD October 26, 2018
Black Onyx Lending Firm, LLC Has successfully Funded Businesses across the United States. We value all business owners, "To Make Their Dreams Come True!" It is a fact that we can not fund 100% of our clients and thus they want to harm myself and the wonderful hard working TEAM here at Black Onyx Lending Firm,LLC. We can supply 100's of referrals that are satisfied with their experience of working with Black Onyx. We offer a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee! Please allow Our Team to get you the funding you need. ...read more
By Chelsearay June 21, 2018
This guy took 10k in upfront fees and has done nothing. He referred me to his other crook of s friend ron Coleman who wanted another 10k for his fees. They're a bunch of crooks! John Sims has qno investors but is a low level scam artisit whi has to scam hard working people out of their money to support his own lifestyle. Hes a fraud and a crook. Stay far away!!! ...read more
By Larry Knowles February 27, 2018
ATM scam puts Mich. man behind bars for 21 years July 25, 2007 The Grand Rapids (Mich.) Press: John Sims says bad business led to the downfall of his ATM leasing company, but Kent County Circuit Judge Mark Trusock exceeded sentencing guidelines and sent the once-prominent businessman to prison for up to 21 years. State sentencing guidelines call only for 10 to 28 months. Sims, 51, is headed to prison for "lying, cheating and stealing" from people he was supposed to be working with in a legitimate enterprise. In all, Sims was charged with a series of scams that cost his partners about $750,000. Sims was convicted in May of five felonies related to fraudulent ATM leases that allowed him to secure money from partners. Sims reportedly drew up documents that showed finalized deals to place ATMs in banks, convenience stores and other businesses around Michigan. ...read more
Kall8 is the only fully integrated toll-free service that offers traditional 800 service with a complete set of online tools to manage and track your toll free numbers in real time. With Kall8, you can instantly activate and forward your 800 numbers, view calls, and analyze the results of your ad campaigns online. Choose from a variety of toll free numbers to find the perfect one for you! You may want to consider setting up a toll-free 800 number so that you can:·Project a more professional image·Make it easier for your customers to reach you Toll-free numbers used to be quite expensive - something only a big company would have. This is no longer true - you can set up a toll-free number starting at around $10-20 a month. But since most of your customers don’t know this, having one is a sure way to impress them. You’re also more likely to get customers from outside your immediate area to call in, since they don’t have to pay long-distance charges. Here’s how it works. You set up a phone menu, and when your customers dial in, they pick what extension to call. You can forward these extensions to you and your colleagues’ local numbers and cell phones. If it’s after hours or you miss the call, their voicemail will be delivered to you via e-mail. Toll free numbers reinforce your professional imageEven if you're just a company of one person, toll free numbers do wonders to enhance your professional appearance and can level the playing field with your largest competitors. You instantly gain an enticing, free way for customers to contact you (which in turn makes it more likely they will call). You also gain a professional, big company image that says you're not only successful, but that you're here to stay.Though not a new business device, toll free numbers are now more affordable, convenient and readily available to businesses of all sizes than ever before. In fact, many even come standard as part of a 'hosted business phone system' with advanced call management features and Internet fax.Toll free numbers provide customers with just one number to call and call forwarding ensures that this number follows you wherever you go - home, office or on the road. The service i'm offering cost $2 Setup and $ 2 Monthly with callforwarding,caller Id,Voicemail,fax at no additional charge. Toll free numbers reinforce your professional image ...read more
By Weathers Enterprises LLC October 23, 2008
We've just published a new edition of our newsletter! You can check it out on our website and get the latest information from Weathers Enterprises LLC. Let us know what you think! Read It Now Here ...read more
By Weathers Enterprises LLC May 22, 2008
A Limited Liability Companyhas theadvantageof being a hybrid between a partnership and a Corporation. The advantage of a Limited Liability Company is that most states require fewer formalities be observed in an LLC in comparison to a corporation.Advantage:One LLC Member Required. Historically, most states require that a Limited Liability Company be comprised of at least two LLC members. Today most states and the IRS recognize the single-member LLC as a legitimate business structure.Separate Legal EntityLike limited partnerships and corporations, the Limited Liability Company shares a similar advantage -- it is recognized as a separate legal entity from its "members."Limited LiabilityOrdinarily, only the LLC is responsible for the company's debts thus shielding the members from individual liability. However, there are some exceptions where individual members may be held liable:Guarantor Liability:Where an LLC member has personally guaranteed the obligations of the LLC, he or she will be liable. For example, where an LLC is relatively new and has no credit history, a prospective landlord about to lease office space to the LLC will most likely require a personal guarantee from the LLC members before executing such a lease.Alter Ego Liability:Very similar to the judicial doctrine applied to corporations where a court may hold the individual shareholders liable where the business entity is merely the "Alter Ego" of its shareholders, a member of an LLC may also be held liable for the LLCs debts if the court imposes its "alter ego liability" doctrine.Please note, however, that although a corporation's failure to hold shareholder or director meetings may subject the corporation to alter ego liability, this is not the case for LLCs in California. An LLC's failure to hold meetings of members or managers is not usually considered grounds for imposing the alter ego doctrine where the LLCs Articles of Organization or Operating Agreement do not expressly require such meetings.LLC Management and ControlManagement and control of an LLC is vested with its members unless the Limited Liability Company's articles of organization provide otherwise.Voting InterestOrdinarily, voting interest in an LLC directly corresponds to interest in profits, unless the articles of organization or operating agreement provide otherwiseTransferabilityNo one can become a member of an LLC (either by transfer of an existing membership or the issuance of a new one) without the consent of members having a majority in interest (excluding the person acquiring the membership interest) unless the articles of organization provide otherwise.DurationAn LLC does not have a reliable continuity of existence. The articles of organization must specify the date on which the Limited Liability Company's existence will terminate. Unless otherwise provided in the articles of organization or a written operating agreement, an LLC is dissolved at the death, withdrawal, resignation, expulsion, or bankruptcy of a member (unless within 90 days a majority in both the profits and capital interests vote to continue the LLC)Advantage:Formalities. The existence of an LLC begins upon the filing of the Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State. The articles must be on the form prescribed by the Secretary of State. Among the required information on the form is the latest date at which the LLC is to dissolve and a statement as to whether the LLC will be managed by one manager, more than one manager, or the members.To validly complete the formation of the LLC, members must enter into an Operating Agreement. This Operating Agreement may come into existence either before or after the filing of the Articles of Organization and may be either oral or in writing.For more information please go to:http://301url.com/s1 or http://301url.com/mycorporation ...read more
By Weathers Enterprises LLC February 09, 2006
When the economy tanked in the early 2000s most people began to worry about the state of their bank's health. At the present time, however, banks are beginning to stabilize and hire more workers as they iron out the remaining wrinkles in their business. Those interested in banking should have a wide r... ...read more
Banks and credit unions have been in the news a lot lately for many reasons. This has led many people to wonder if there are any difference between a bank and a credit union and have started to compare banks with credit unions. The two has similarities, but then they also have many differences as well... ...read more
