Dear Danny Smith
The loan processing fee actually covers all administrative paperwork and is the only payment you will be asked to make.
Regarding the method of payment, you are free to choose, but most of our American clients generally prefer to receive their loan repayments in cash in the United States due to taxes on bank transfers.
We don't have a specific bank or wallet address for the transfer
Thanks you
Lisa Pong.
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Hi Lisa,
Thanks so much for the clarification — I appreciate you being so detailed and transparent. I’ve been thinking about the cash repayment part, especially since I’ve recently been dealing with a few oil-and-gas lease disputes where cash flows are sometimes easier to track in the field. It makes sense that U.S. clients might prefer cash for tax reasons.
I just had a conversation with my assistant this morning — she’s been helping me manage the paperwork for a wellhead dispute in Beaumont. Turns out, even with all the digital tools, some of the older field folks still prefer to handle things in person. That’s why I’m a bit curious — how do you typically handle the cash handoffs? Is there a specific timeframe or location where the repayment is due?
Also, do you have any documentation or forms that outline the exact terms of the loan, like interest rates or repayment schedule? I’m not asking for anything too complicated — just to make sure I’m fully on board with the process.
I’ve been thinking about how this could work with my current client in the Permian — if it’s structured right, maybe we can even set up a small pilot group. I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Best,
Danny Smith
43, Houston, TX
Oil & Gas Litigation Specialist
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Best regards,
Danny Smith
+17163259415
