by Structured Settlement Watchdog™
The bizarre world of Sovereign Funding Group and David Springer just got a little more bizarre. In discussing structured settlements, Sovereign that “apart from the tax savings, it’s additionally necessary to “grasp thy self” when creating a call regarding structured settlements”. What are we talking about here folks?
The above text appears in an August 20, 2012 blog post entitled BBB Business Review Sovereign Funding Download Fake BBB Business Review Sovereign Funding Group ~ Structured Settlements Annuity, that has remarkably been spam commented on by known social media promoters of SSQ StructuredSettlement-Quotes(dot)com, that has been associated with Roger Proctor, Boris Drubetsky and Genex Strategies Inc./Genex Capital of Vancouver, British Columbia. Of the 3 comments, 2 contain contextual links to websites associated with Genex Strategies, Inc. One of them has been seen with similar links on other internet sites. It is a meaningful statistic, given the relationship between David Springer and Roger Proctor and compounded with the consideration that Alexa reports that the suspect page is obscure, unranked and gets very little traffic.
Further eyebrow raising in the August 20, 2012 post is that Sovereign Funding Group claimed it had “a customer base that’s abundantly larger than any competitor and over a billion in payment transfers”.
Yet only 3 months after making such statement, on November 28, 2012, comments by Michael Cryan, one of Mt. Airy David Springer’s former lawyers in an email to David Springer (supplied unsolicited to me by a former contractor to Springer/Sovereign Funding on January 17, 2013) suggest that David Springer may have had some financial issues.
In January 2014, the second set of lawyers defending David Springer and Sovereign Funding Group in a lawsuit brought by Woodbridge Structured Funding made a successful motion to withdraw as David Springer’s counsel because he had not paid his bills.
If David Springer/Sovereign’s Customer Base was truly: abundantly bigger than any competitor, such as JG Wentworth, then why did David Springer need to operate a website like JG Wentworth Sucks, or participate cloaking/ redirect, or brandjacking schemes like webuypayments.net?
** a shout out goes to the Better Business Bureau of Greater Maryland which still fails to help consumers discern between the A+ that a company like Sovereign Funding Group gets after it’s CEO David Springer admitted in a June 28, 2013 deposition to submitting inaccurate information in its BBB filing, including names of people that do not exist, and the A+ earned by companies that do not resort to such underhanded and despicable business tactics.