Actually, an issuer offering their own securities is not required to have a securities license.  

If it still doesn't work, please check with your bank or card issuer to make sure that they are not holding the transaction.Since I tried a different device, I can't speak to how well the above advice actually works.  

And what kind of trouble can the issuer get into?

(Ceiling fans, sloping ground away from the house, bricking under porch area, etc)Also ignore the cardboard box island.

Research by Fannie Mae and credit bureau TransUnion has found that people who don't carry balances are less likely to default on any credit account than those who do.Unlike many big card issuers, some store-branded cards report actual amounts paid each month to credit bureaus.

To them, it's just a marketing expense (deductible).Credit Karma is sponsored by the credit card issuers.

This was back in the 70s when most sports cards were worth the cardboard they were printed on.

They know the law, which is a pretty big issue with writing the software properly.I haven't used their software, but my impression was that it was designed for Title III offerings where the issuer couldn't afford a lot of legal hours for the size of their raise.  

Vacancy is not ever an issue, rents are on the high end for RI.

Most sydicators use the issuer's exemption and thus don't need these licenses.