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Transparency and The SSP: Chickens or Gobblers Contest Continues

By John Darer

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Now 47 days and counting that The Society of Settlement Planners hides that it has a factoring representative on its Board of Directors. Are they now ashamed?

To illustrate the comic absudity of it all we started a Cluckers versus Gobblers contest. 

RadicalizedSSPchicks   SSP Holy Warrior chicks

This author believes they bear some of the characteristics of cluckers, but will default to gobblers if they stay silent until Thanksgiving. If they stay silent THAT long then hell, the whole thing will just about amount to one big butterball.

Turkey_strutting  Is The SSP a Butterball?   Thanksgiving_turkey_comp
Stay tuned to find out!

So vote, anonymously if you choose, but don't let The SSP get mired in hypocrisy. These folks have long crusaded for transparency to curry favor with the nation's trial lawyers. Don't you think it's time we seek it from The Society of Settlement Planners?.

Keep track of the elapsed time clock on our Transparency and the SSP: "Cluckers v Gobblers" dedicated web page

Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on June 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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