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Selling $3 million in deep subprime auto loans. Contact me for details at 503-530-8863 or Bill@PortfolioIG.com

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Marcie, I believe that the philosophy used by Occupy Student Debt shouldn't be a philosophy similar groups could use with auto loans. There isn't a similar arguement in obtaining an auto loan. I think the Occupy movement has many good…

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Looking for non-performing auto loan portfolios that are sub-prime, non-prime or prime risk. Call me at 503-530-8863 or e-mail me at Bill@PortfolioIG.com

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We are looking for auto finance charge-offs to buy. Please call me at 503-530-8863 or e-mail Bill@PortfolioIG.com.

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Looking for an auto finance company with a forward flow program to regularly buy subprime indirect auto finance loans servicing released or retained. Originator/buyer has significant auto finance experience and expertise in Northwest states. Call Bill Thaxton at 503-530-8863 or e-mail Bill@ThaxtonConsultingLLC.comSee More

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Bill Thaxton commented on Mike Gibb's blog post 'You Say Good-Bye, I Say Hello'

I agree with JJ. It's definitely the right time to get in. Prime has always had a very narrow margin of profit, thus prompting banks to exit at odd times but subprime has a more acceptable profit margin if managed correctly. I, too,…

May 13, 2011

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John I'm not sure about your e-mail address so I thought I'd reach out here. I head a new auto finance subprime company that will eventually reach the whole country. I am searching for a good system that will handle everything…

Apr 6, 2011

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I noticed that this month's issue of Wired has an interesting article on alternative fuels. Basically the article suggests we totally eliminate all use of gasoline and the internal combustion engine. The suggestion is to move into a realm similar to today's cell phone minutes. That would be to be able to buy energy (basically new technology battery power) in units to be used for a specific period of time. I'm not sure what the alternative would be to today's fleet of vehicles but at least it… Continue

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At 12:29pm on February 17, 2011, David Blassingame said…: Bill, Thanks for the opportunity. Our business does not hold any paper on any deals we do. We broker everything. We have very little appitite for risk, either credit or residual. David

At 4:51pm on October 4, 2010, Glenn S. Gottfried said…: Bill,

It is my hope that 2010 ends well for you, your organization and our industry. I would like to introduce you to my company, GripFin, Inc., which provides advisory and investment services to auto portfolio buyers and sellers of all sizes and credit spectrums. I would appreciate your visiting my profile and inviting me to become your friend. Thanks, Glenn Gottfried, CEO, GripFin, Inc.

At 12:13pm on August 6, 2009, Brad Emerson said…: Bill,

We have never met, but since I see you as an active member on this board, I thought I would reach out to you and introduce myself. Perhaps we can have a phone call at some point.

Brad Emerson
Decisive
Santa Barbara, CA
805.962.1506

At 4:06pm on August 3, 2009, Steve Taylor said…: Bill,
I would define a locate being a new phone number, new address, new POE. Anyplace that the client can make contact with the debtor at that they did not have previously. I don't like the idea of regurgitating information that they already have.

At 4:16pm on June 15, 2009, Nathan Brock said…: Understood. I would email alfredo.x.perez@chase.com who may be able to assist you.

At 4:05pm on June 15, 2009, Nathan Brock said…: We move all our secured repossessed units from both Charge off and open collections through auctions. We do not sell through any other means.

Thank you,

At 5:54pm on May 29, 2009, Jim Willis said…: Bill,
I'll keep your number should I have a need for your services.
Thanks for inquiring - Jim

At 10:30am on April 19, 2009, Ron Luth said…: Bill:

Good to hear from you. The bank I am working for has been considering from time to time about seelingthe indirect portfolio or part of it. Right now there is nothing to replace it with in the way of earning assets. Everything is subject to change. Please stay in touch, you never know what will develop.

At 3:53pm on December 23, 2008, Ron Luth said…: Good to hear from you Bill, it has been a while. Lets catch up after the forst of the year.

At 6:22pm on December 1, 2008, Michael Smitka said…: Whoops! The post to which I was replying isn't immediately below ... I was taken to task for referring to the Big Three rather than the Detroit Three.