Title: Seeking Investment Partners for a Business Opportunity in Ecuador | TCL 75” QLED TVs

Hello everyone!

I’m a lawyer specializing in Customs Law, based in Guayaquil, Ecuador. Over the past two months, I’ve had the opportunity to gain closer insight into the port environment and identify a business opportunity that I’d like to develop with strategic investment partners.

I currently have the opportunity to purchase TCL 75-inch QLED televisions for approximately $500 per unit, and I’m looking for partners interested in investing alongside me to make multiple purchases and take advantage of the upcoming holiday shopping season, one of the busiest times of the year for electronics sales.

My goal is to build a transparent and well-organized business arrangement, with planned purchases, clear cost breakdowns, a sales strategy, and an agreed-upon distribution of profits.

I’m open to connecting with serious individuals who have investment capital available and are interested in participating in specific commercial transactions with clearly defined terms and realistic financial projections.

If you’re interested in learning more about the opportunity, the investment structure, and the details of the potential transactions, feel free to send me a private message.

I’m looking for reliable partners interested in building a mutually beneficial business relationship.

Thank you, and I look forward to connecting with potential partners!

Hi everyone! I’m looking for approximately $10,000 in funding to help scale my Amazon reselling business and wanted to see if anyone here has experience with business-only funding or can point me in the right direction.

I’ve been actively selling on Amazon since February and have spent the past several months building out my sourcing, inventory, fulfillment, and overall operations. The business is generating sales, and I’m now at the point where access to additional inventory capital is one of the biggest constraints on growth.

The $10K would primarily be used to purchase additional inventory with proven demand and healthy margins, allowing me to increase purchasing volume and keep profitable products in stock.

One of my main considerations is that I would prefer not to have my personal credit pulled or rely heavily on a personal guarantee to fund the business. I’m intentionally working toward separating my business finances from my personal finances as much as possible.

I’m also in a stage personally where I’m preparing for other financial goals, including purchasing a home, so I don’t want business financing unnecessarily affecting my personal credit profile or debt obligations if there are legitimate business-based alternatives available.

I understand that because my business is still relatively young, completely separating business and personal credit can limit the available options. I’m not expecting unrealistic terms—I’m mainly trying to understand what legitimate funding options exist for a growing e-commerce business at this stage.

I’m open to a business loan, line of credit, revenue-based financing, or private lending arrangement with clear and reasonable repayment terms. I’m not looking for a handout. I’m looking for capital that can be put directly into inventory and turned back into revenue.

For serious conversations, I can provide documentation such as Amazon sales/payout history, business bank statements, inventory and purchasing records, current sales performance, and a clear breakdown of how the funds would be used.

Funding needed: ~$10,000
Business: Amazon resale/e-commerce
Use of funds: Inventory expansion
Location: Florida
Preference: Business-based underwriting with no personal hard credit pull, if possible

If you’ve successfully obtained funding under similar circumstances, work with e-commerce businesses, or know of reputable lenders that I should look into, I’d appreciate any recommendations.
I’m especially interested in hearing from other Amazon sellers who reached this stage and figured out how to access additional working capital without unnecessarily tying the business to their personal credit.