Veteran Owned Toy Company - Qubits Toy, Inc. Our family is the proud owner of a construction toy company that is gaining in importance every year. As a USAF veteran, I found out about Street Shares via the internet. They allowed me to secure a business loan when the banks for the most ignored my requests. Now several years later I have an increased credit line that allows us to fund our production cycles of plastic toy parts. All 100% Made in the USA. Thank you Street Shares!

No-brainer Investment Set-up was a breeze - some basic information and a few clicks and I was all set. The rate of return on your investment is a no-brainer; I can't get that on any savings account, CD, etc. I logged in a couple days later and everything was updated so I knew exactly what I made. They could explain how interest is compounded and provide a bit more detail, but that's it. Supporting a veteran-owned company that supports other veterans is an added bonus. Sign up. You won't regret it.

Expensive but accessible Costs for loan are high, but the process wasn't too hard and the turnaround was faster than a bank loan. There were some stumbles along the way, so it wasn't as fast as advertised, but they did get things sorted out and get me the funds in a reasonable timeframe. If your business is too small and too new to qualify for a bank loan, or has revenues too low for the bigger "small" business loan companies, try them out - they may surprise you.

Horrible company Horrible company. I got approved for a business line of credit last year and 9 months later they say I can't draw on it. Even though I have a balance and THEY keep taking my payments. ***What did I get approved for then??? Lame a** customer service too. The rep on the phone was talking over me and very loudly. Like she didn't even care what I was saying. If I was her manage and heard that- she would be fired for talking to customers that way.

After giving all my info After giving all my info, I NEVER received a call with a status on the application. Finally, I call them to see if I "qualified," for a loan. The guy looks up my application or whatever and then asks how much do I make a year personally, apparently you have to make at least $25,000 a year, to qualify for a loan. I asked him, well, that's not what is advertised- what streetshares advertised is, if you have bad credit you still can qualify for a loan." The only thing he says is, "sorry we can't go any further." They didn't offer any assistance whatsoever, and a lot of the reviews online are fake. The guy didn't give me two minutes before telling me there was nothing he could do. Bad service, bad company and bad advertisement.