Biz2Credit puts Hawk-N-Trans on cruise control by arranging new funding
James Hawkins established his company, Hawk-N-Trans Trucking, in 2007 with one truck and one trailer. Seven years later, the business had expanded to 25 trucks and 30 trailers. Recently, the business owner realized he needed to buy newer model vehicles because the used equipment he purchased, kept giving him trouble.
"I went to several banking institutions but got rejected by them all," explained Hawkins. "Some told me I did not have substantial history, others said I wasn't making enough income."
Frustrated by the rejections, Hawkins came across Biz2Credit on internet.
"Working with Biz2Credit was so easy. I had absolutely no problem at all," the Tennessee native explained. "The whole process was quick and easy, and Biz2Credit helped me get the funding I needed within less than a week."
With Biz2Credit's help, the company purchased new trucks, enabling Hawkins to provide better service to his existing customers and gain new customers, as well.
"I am very happy with the experience and would most definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking for funding,' says Hawkins.
"The whole process was quick and easy, and Biz2Credit helped me get the funding I needed within less than a week."
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