Vendor Credit

Build Business Credit Using Vendors

Matching monthly expenses with vendor credit accounts can free up more operating capital which can be used to help your business grow. Building credit with vendors can help credit limits rise and allow you to buy in volume, which can reduce your overall cost. This is just one of the tips we give business owners who know business could increase if they just had more money to purchase inventory, hire employees, lease equipment, etc. There are simple ways that most businesses can access additional capital. We help determine the best course of action for your unique circumstances.

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Best Buy - Business Advantage

Detailed invoices with net 30 payment terms
Customizable purchasing controls
Best Buy Business Advantage Website that provides 24-hour access to your account information
Flexible invoicing and payment options
Ability to purchase by phone, online at www.BBFB.com or at any of our Best Buy retail locations

Vendor Credit Credit Cards Business Loans Equipment Loans Cash Advances Personal Guarantee

Corporate Structure Virtual Office Net 30 Payment Terms Tradelines DUNS Number PAYDEX Score

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*You may already have existing credit scores which can affect your ability to build business credit. There is no one business credit score which is used by all credit grantors and lenders as the sole criteria to determine the creditworthiness of a business. Our scoring system exists to help business owners view and track the fundability or their business based on user submitted information. Credit grantors and lenders may create their own models based on information such as the type of credit and/or other funding an applicant is seeking. Additionally, there are credit scoring models created by credit bureaus and these may also affect your ability to qualify for business credit or other funding.