SHOULD BE POLITICIANS Our company had used This company before and it was because they were supposed to be for helping vets. We took a line of credit and paid it off in full, All on time!!. This was for a 12 month deal. We was told after 6 months that we could do another line after this one was paid in full. So after paying this off in full and ahead of time we was told by some new guy that they could not do anything. Found out that this company has a HUGE turnover of staff, So I would say to use someone else. They are just using the vets as a way to get new customers And NOT doing what they say they will do.

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.

Run 🏃‍♀️ as fast as you can Run 🏃‍♀️ as fast as you can. The treatment during the height of covid was ridiculous. They treated companies like 💩

For a finance company For a finance company, StreetShares showed a real lack of customer service and communication. I don't mind if we're not the right fit for there funding program but to say it with out really understanding our business model and making a decision with out all the right information, is just poor and lazy work on their part. wont recommend or use them again.

Good service, but... In general I had a good experience with Streetshares. Their rates were better than most other lenders, though the origination fee they charge decreases that benefit. The application process was easy and I have found since signing up that making extra early payments is easy enough as well. My only negative was the representative that contacted me to set up my account ended up being overly pushy to sell the service. When I stated that I needed some time to compare and check out their history he still pushed to close the deal. I ended up having to hang up on him. I did the research I needed and StreetShares did end up being the best option, but the hard sell sales technique left me with a bad taste. I would have knocked them down to 3 stars, but in this culture where anything but 5-star is bad I couldn't ding them that much for one incident when all their other service has been good. I'm not sure if that selling tactic is company policy, but hopefully they recognize that business owners need their space to make decisions.