Litigation

Like "Cash Now" The "Lump Sum Structured Settlement Process" Baseless Marketing Ploy

By John Darer

"Cash Now" pusher Stone Street Capital is now promoting what it calls the "Lump Sum Structured Settlement Process" on its corporate website. A structured settlement is clearly defined in the Internal Revenue Code at IRC 5891(c)(1). The structured settlement process IS NOT what Stone Street Capital is peddling. While a structured settlement may include a deferred lump sum payment as one of its components that IS NOT what Stone Street Capital is peddling.

What Stone Street Capital is peddling is a resource for structured settlement factoring transactions NOT structured settlements. Structured settlement factoring transactions are also clearly defined under the Internal Revenue Code at IRC 5891(c)(3).

Please click on this link Download structured_settlement_timeline___stone_street_capital.pdf . On it you will see the offensive web solicitation of consumers.

It is the professional opinon of this author that the use of the words " structured settlement process" have no relevancy in the Stone Street Capital solicitation. The fictional terms "lump sum structured settlement" or "lump sum stuctured settlement process" sued by Stone Street Capital have no factual basis and, together with the misuse of "structured settlement process" in both tha page navigation and the URL of the web page, appear deliberately designed to suck in consumers and delay or confound a consumer's research experience for their gain.

Why do factoring companies (or "specialty finance companies") such as Stone Street Capital continue to have the freedom to perpetuate this steaming pile of

Stone Street Capital is also a "cash now" pusher.Download stone_street_capital_cash_now_4132008.pdf

Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on April 15, 2008 (boomark / email).