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Hey, Quick one, and the clock's ticking. Competition doesn't kill Amazon sellers in Q4. Cash flow does. You find the deal, but your money's sitting in inventory that hasn't sold yet, so you watch the lead walk. I've been there. That's a big reason I run inventory buys through business credit cards, and Chase has an offer on two of theirs that's worth a look. It ends Thursday, September 17 at 9am ET. Both the Ink Business Unlimited and Ink Business Cash are running the same deal:
Here's why that matters right now. You're about to spend on inventory regardless. Prime Big Deal Days, Halloween, then Black Friday into Cyber Monday. Put $8,000 of sourcing you were already doing on the card and that's $1,000 of margin you didn't have. The 0% window is the bigger lever. Buy now, sell through in Q4, pay it off with the proceeds before interest ever shows up. You stock deeper than your cash allows without actually going into the red. And a quieter win: running every buy through a business card means your books make sense in April. No more scrolling your personal account trying to figure out which charges were inventory and which were DoorDash. Now the part I actually care about you hearing. This is a credit card. After 12 months the real rate kicks in. This only works if you pay it off before that window closes, which means you only put buys on it that you know will move. Debt on slow product is how people get hurt. It's a tool. Treat it like one. If that fits where you're at: You can grab both if you want two bonuses and two 0% windows. One caveat: Chase usually declines you if you've opened five or more cards in the last 24 months, so don't burn a hard pull if that's you. Be kind to each other and good selling. Nate PS. Offer's gone at 9am Eastern Thursday, September 17. If Q4 cash flow has ever been what stopped you from buying deeper, this is about the cheapest capital you'll find. Check it out here. These are affiliate links. If you apply through them I may earn a commission at no cost to you. I only share what I actually use.
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