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Did you Think You Sold Your Structured Settlement For One Price Only To Learn that You Were Actually Going To Get Less? COMPLAIN HERE

By John Darer

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This author has reason to believe that a factoring company contracted with structured settlement annuitants to purchase their structured settlement payment rights for one price and THEN when the funder fell through forced the tort victims to take a worse deal that paid them less.

This author is interested in interviewing annuitants who feel they have been ripped off by a factoring company under this set of circumstances. The company is known to advertise "cash now" and from what I understand your experinece has been anything but "cash now".

Help us expose this travesty and educate others.


Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on January 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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