A company offered MCA reverse consolidation. Is that a real exit or another trap?

I have multiple MCAs and someone offered reverse consolidation. They said they would cover the daily payments and give me one weekly payment so I can breathe again. It sounds helpful, but I am worried it is just another expensive advance layered on top of the old ones. What should I check before agreeing?

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Marisa_K
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Reverse consolidation can reduce immediate pressure, but it is not automatically an exit. You need to know the total cost, payment schedule, term, fees, default triggers, whether the old MCAs are actually being paid down, and whether the new company gets a UCC filing or personal guarantee. If the product only advances more money to keep old payments current while your total debt grows, it may be another version of the same problem. It is only worth considering if it fits into a clear plan to stabilize cash flow and move away from MCA debt entirely.

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