The summer is a time for fun in the sun, a time to step outside of the house and take part in hiking, rollerblading, bicycling, swimming and even camping. Naturally, though, people cannot enjoy these activities without the proper equipment and gear. And as the owner of a sporting goods store and/or company, one of your main goals is to ensure that you can provide your customers with the essentials for enjoying their favorite summer pastimes. But that can be difficult when your cash flow is low, causing you to lack the funds needed to 1; purchase the inventory needed to satisfy eager customers, 2; expand your business in order to appease a growing customer base and 3; advertise in attempt to reach out to unaware, potential customers.

For small business owners who struggle with this dilemma, an advance on credit card sales may be the answer. Providers can advance you up to $500,000 on the premise that they will be repaid through your business’s future CC sales.

If your business has steady customers and processes monthly CC sales averaging $3,500, an advance on credit card sales may be your best option, because you will get unsecured funds in as little as seven business days, which can be used with no restrictions.

To get an advance, simply get a free online quote to find out how much you qualify to receive. Your qualification amount is based on your monthly credit card processing amount. In other words, the more your business processes in CC sales, the more you will be able to be advanced (in most cases).

In addition to the $3,500/month minimum credit card processing average, there are a few other requirements that merchants who would like to get an advance on their credit card sales must meet. First, there must be at least one year remaining on the business lease. Second, the applicant cannot have an unresolved bankruptcy and third, the applicant must have owned his/her business for at least six months.

With an advance on credit card sales, merchants have a chance to fight the recession and end this summer with a bang.

Gaston C. writes articles about getting an Advance on Credit Card Sales for Merchant Resources International.