Gwyneth Borden
7 statements across 2 episodes · 4 bullish · 2 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Nov 6, 2024 by Gwyneth Borden · said 2 times in 1 episodes since 2025 · across every show →
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Nov 6, 2024 bullish
Borden: Remynt Anticipates a 10X Return by Recovering 30% of Purchased Debt
“We are currently looking to close our one million dollar round at the end of this month, so that we can spend up to 250,000 dollars on buying about ten million dollars of debt value, and we anticipate recovering about 30% of that, so that would be a 10 X retur…”
Nov 6, 2024 negative
Taft: Passing on Remynt until initial debt collection milestone is proven
“Where I stand and where we stand as a fund is it would go a long way for us if you were past that first milestone because that's the furthest you can get on your own to prove that this business will work. And now you're at the obstacle where you need the money…”
Nov 6, 2024 positive
Remynt Replaces Debt Call Centers with Marketing Automation and $10 Repayments
“No, so you opt in immediately. So you choose up front. So we make it really easy for someone who really does want to start handling this obligation. And what we do is we don't offer any preset repayment plans. We leverage marketing automation tactics, no call …”
Nov 6, 2024 positive
Borden: CFPB regulates 6,300 debt collection companies
“The concern about the acquisition is, I don't think is as founded as you might all assume, just because there are 6300 companies that do debt collection that are regulated by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau because it's such a profitable space.”
Nov 6, 2024 negative
Borden: Payment Processors Dropped Remynt Due to Debt Collection Industry Risk
“Our payment processor dropping us because it turns out debt collection is treated like cannabis and gambling and those kinds of controversial industries, and so there are a lot of payment processors that won't work with us”
Nov 6, 2024 positive