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Category Archives: Equipment Leasing
Message from Credit
Every once in a while funny stuff happens at work, even in the leasing business. Yesterday I conferenced a rather unexpressive client in over the phone, connecting with the voicemail of a credit manager, to do a verbal confirmation of … Continue reading
Posted in Equipment Leasing
Tagged #yycblogs, audit call, credit, delivery confirmation, leasing, verbal delivery
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Doom and Gloom? Where?
So, we are providing lease financing for a new dermatology clinic in Vancouver; funding digger derrick and bucket trucks that will be working for BC Hydro; leased new servers to an engineering company in Calgary; approved an older lowboy trailer … Continue reading
Posted in Equipment Leasing
Tagged bucket truck, dermatology, digger derrick truck, equipment, financing, lease, leasing, leasing dermatology equipment
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Leasing Services in Alberta – Our Poster Boy
Fred’s little Alberta based oil and gas drilling rig moving business is now generating considerable revenue, with decent profitability. It has been an interesting ride with him over the past three years. Starting as a modest water hauling operation, our … Continue reading
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Tagged alberta business, Alberta entrepreneur, Alberta oil & gas equipment leases, equipment leasing success story, leasing heavy equipment
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Equipment Leasing: Sometimes It *Really!* Works
It is a pleasure working with people who have the determination (guts, gumption, skill, luck) to succeed, regardless of the perceived economic climate. I am starting to see year-end statements for a few companies who are not only surviving, but really, … Continue reading
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