Litigation

Sovereign Financial Group offers an alternative point of view to factoring broker Bentzen Funding Solutions' latest "lead balloon" that " price is just a price - one that any self-serving individual could claim to have the best of, especially when quoting it to someone who doesn?t truly understand the ins and outs of the business. It?s what comes with that price that makes it all make sense in the end"

Sovereign suggests that you ask yourself this question: Would Walmart be the most successful retail store in the World today if while providing excellent service it did not make Price the #1 focus of its attention?

Sovereign states that its #1 job is to offer the very best price for the transfer and sale of each structured settlement case on the secondary market. At the same time, it is dedicated to offering the most comprehensive service available in the industry. And THEY don't gossip.

Other blog reactions came from Andrew Cravenho at the Settlement Quotes factoring exchange who stated:

"It appears that Ms. Bentzen is now admitting that she has inferior pricing compared to other companies, but she offers her experience in the structured settlement primary market as a substitution. While this is a great background to have, many other individuals in the factoring industry have similar backgrounds with insurance products.

Ms. Bentzen?s overall blog post was a well written marketing post aimed at her clients, but the final paragraph should have been left out. It does not make sense, and many of her past and current clients are most likely questioning the prices she quoted them over the years".

A "Song Comment" seems appropriate:

• "You must think once or twice
• Price must be very nice,  when-u can't buy apple pie
• the fundamental things apply
• Or Money goes bye"

to the tune of As Time Goes By, by Herman Hupfeld