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: Structured Settlements 4RealPathetic Woodbridge Investments Makes "Anonymous" Comments On Its Own Blog To Give itself Links
By John Darer
"Cash now pusher" Woodbridge Investments is at it AGAIN. Known for the slimy practice of having to offer plasma TVs and other "carnival prizes" to compete and to get gullible young tort victims to part with long term financial security, Woodbridge Investments has hit a new low.
"Cash Now pusher" Woodbridge Investments posts a page that discusses selling structured settlement payments to fund a college education. As an aside, a series of payments timed to the education of a child is standard practice when a structured settlement is created so there would be little need to sell the rights to those payments. In the case of "cash now pusher" Woodbridge Investments web page (linked below) there are 4 or 5 anonymous and somewhat illiterate comments. A number of these have embedded hyperlinks back to the Woodbridge investment website.
Download woodbridge_investments_college_w_anonymous_self_serving_comments.pdf
Passing of such comments as independent when they aren't, in an apparent attempt to build up your prestige, is misleadin, unscrupulous and unfortunately, predictable.
Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on August 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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