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: Structured Settlements 4RealPROVE IT Peachtree! Yeah Im Calling You Out!
By John Darer
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This is a public call out to Peachtree Settlement Funding to PROVE IT!
Specifically in this ad Download get_cash_for_structured_settlements__peachtree_settlement_fun.. 7192008.pdf Peachtree Settlement Funding claims the following:
- Get Your Money Now
- Get Cash For Your Structured Settlement Today
- Characterizes the "structured settlement factoring process" as being as simple as connecting, receiving your quote and getting your money (i.e.no mention for any Court approval process that could take 60-90 days)
The operative questions are:
- Does Peachtree Settlement Funding really pay cash today in exchange for structured settlement payment rights?
- If you pay cash today how much will you pay today?
- Is there a cut off time to begin a transaction so that a consumer can get paid today?
- Is there any additional cost to the consumer that is not in your advertising to get paid today?
Today means the day you receive the request for cash, a day distinct from yesterday or tomorrow
Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on July 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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